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I sat down with Republican U.S. Senate nominee Dr. Mike Katz for a wide-ranging conversation about his political evolution, the economy, healthcare, federal spending, abortion, immigration, the Second Amendment, judicial appointments, and the role of government.

We also went deep on Iran, presidential war powers, President Trump, political independence, Delaware's political culture, the "Delaware Way," and the history of public serv...

What happens when artificial intelligence stops being a tool and begins shaping how human beings think?In this quarterly conversation, Greg Boulden and Chris Michaels sit down with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell for a wide-ranging discussion that moves from artificial intelligence and AGI to the future of human cognition, the changing Internet, libraries, digital dependence, space technology, religion, warfare, and the forces shaping modern...

America is navigating war with Iran, rising energy costs, massive federal spending, expanding executive power, and another election cycle. But beneath all of those immediate problems is a question we rarely stop to ask: who gets to decide? Inspired by the ideas Michael Badnarik explored in Philosophical Lighthouse, Secret to Sovereignty, and Good to Be King, Greg Boulden examines what happens when we stop questioning government pow...

Who owns the house?

That is the question I keep coming back to as I dig deeper into the Democratic Socialists of America, the Working Families Party, Arabella Advisors, and the network of money and organizations surrounding modern American politics.

And this isn't just a national story.

Some of these financial and organizational connections eventually reach Delaware, including the races on your ballot right now.

In this episode, I take...

Twenty-five years after September 11th, I found myself asking questions I spent years being afraid to ask.

This isn't an episode asking you to believe a particular conspiracy theory. In fact, I'm asking you not to simply believe me at all. I'm asking you to look for yourself.

I talk about the morning that brought the reality of 9/11 back to me, the trauma we carry from that day, and the questions I've developed through years of journ...

When did we stop trusting our neighbors and start needing a camera on every corner? Greg Boulden goes off script to unpack the quiet shift from a culture built on trust and personal responsibility to one built on surveillance and control: flock cameras, ID requirements, curfews, and the laws that keep piling up after every tragedy.

This isn't about guns or politics. It's about character, and whether we've forgotten how to build peo...

From the Archive: Recorded March 22nd, 2024

The 2020 election placed conversations about the integrity of our democratic voting procedures in every home across America. During the November 3rd returns a clear picture began to be broadcast to the nation that Donald Trump was taking a decisive lead in early returns. Many went to bed assuming that the election would be called by the time they woke up on November 4th. In the overnight h...

Aired on December 1, 2023

Jake Angeli became known for his shirtless image with tattoos, horns, and fur, with a spear-carrying the American flag and a bullhorn on January 6th. The media made him the image associated with the protest and ensuing riot at the Capital. After he was convicted with a plea deal for obstruction of business in the Capital, he served time in jail. He was released earlier this year.

On the show today, we discus...

Archived May 2024 - Do you ever want to “take the red pill” and see the world anew? My guest today wrote an epic book that will take you through critical thinking in a digestible and friendly manner. Author Feargus O’Connor Greenwood presents a tome of information that I refer to as the bible for skeptics and critical thinkers. 180 Degrees: Unlearn the Lies You’ve Been Taught to Believe i...

FROM THE ARCHIVES: (I'm currently moving all my previous network shows to my own hosted service to help people find my content easier)

This one is from July 13th, 2024. I sat down and talked football (Soccer in America) with Guillermo Hamdan Zaragoza

Guillermo has gone on to continued success since this interview. He has been Head of Performance at Aletico Nacional (won double titles) in Colombia following our talk here. Then...

In this episode, Greg Boulden steps outside partisan politics to examine the economic realities facing American families. Rising grocery bills, housing costs, gasoline prices, mounting debt, and stagnant purchasing power have left millions asking the same question: How much longer can this continue?

Using government economic data as a starting point, Greg explores how inflation, government spending, energy policy, immigration, housi...

Boulden & Michaels welcomes back internationally renowned author, researcher, and stand-up philosopher Dr. Joseph P. Farrell for another wide-ranging quarterly conversation.In this thought-provoking interview, Dr. Farrell joins Greg Boulden and Chris Michaels to examine some of the most controversial and challenging topics shaping today's world. The discussion explores geopolitics, the future of global finance, tokenization of ...

Chris Michaels and Greg Boulden sit down with returning guest Dr. Joseph P. Farrell to examine the geopolitical, financial, and theological implications of escalating tensions involving Iran, Israel, Russia, China, and the United States.

The discussion explores the timing of recent military actions, the broader impact on BRICS nations, and the possibility that global conflict may be tied to a restructuring of the international finan...

Tonight on America Emboldened, we welcome back physicist and climate researcher Dr. Ned Nikolov for an in-depth discussion on climate science, atmospheric physics, and the data driving today’s climate debate.

Dr. Nikolov, known for his collaborative research on planetary temperatures and atmospheric pressure dynamics, presents findings based on NASA satellite observations and comparative planetary analysis. His work challenges...

In this episode of Reclaimed Ground, host Bryan Shupe dives into the heart of community support in Delaware, spotlighting faith-driven organizations providing real hand-ups to those in need. Joined by producer Greg Boulden, Brian explores how groups like Love Inc. and Redemption City in Seaford are tackling homelessness, addiction, and root causes with love, accountability, and transformative programs.

Guests Miguel and Catherine fr...

This is a conversation about division, not as a sudden rupture, but as a slow erosion. We unpack how certainty replaced curiosity, how narratives overtook facts, and how emotional manipulation hardened into tribal loyalty. From the Patriot Act to social media echo chambers, from COVID-era fear to modern media incentives, this episode connects the dots on how good intentions can still lead to damaging outcomes.

We apply these princip...

Chris Michaels sits down with national Emmy Award–winning investigative reporter Chris Papst of WBFF Fox 45 Baltimore to confront an uncomfortable truth about public education in America.

For nearly a decade, Papst has led Project Baltimore, an exhaustive investigation into Baltimore City Public Schools — a system with a $1.7 billion annual budget, yet only 10% of students proficient in math and graduation rates that rem...

In this episode of Reclaimed Ground, the hosts return after a brief break to unpack the start of Delaware’s legislative session and the real-world impact of bills already moving through Dover.

The conversation begins with rising energy costs, Delmarva Power bills, and how green energy mandates and grid modernization have contributed to financial strain on families, seniors, and small businesses. The panel discusses legislation...