Flyover Country with Scott Jennings

ROUNDTABLE: Reactions to Biden’s First State of the Union

On Tuesday night Joe Biden gave his first State of the Union address to Congress, and the American people. With rising inflation, record breaking crime rates, gas price sky rocketing and now a war in Europe, the President had a lot of issues to hit on. So how did he do? On today's roundtable special guest Mary Katharine Ham joins the full crew to breakdown the President's speech and some of his biggest misses, or hits. Join us now - on Flyover Country! 

Mary Katharine Ham talks Parenting through a Pandemic

Mark Katharine Ham fancies herself a bit of a contrarian. She doesn't fit neatly into a bubble, whether politically or otherwise. And her unique perspectives and insights have propelled her to some incredible places. Whether it be Harvard, the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, or nowadays, CNN, Mary Katharine Ham has cultivated quite the resume and following. On today's podcast she joins Scott to talk about what the last few years have been like for her as a parent of young kids, and how she sticks out in today's media landscape. Join us now, for a little Hammer time! 

ROUNDTABLE: What is America’s role in the Ukraine & Russia conflict?

This week the world watched as Russia began its invasion of parts of Ukraine. The complex conflict has many nations, including the United States, on edge. With sanctions coming down from world leaders, many Americans are now asking, 'What are we supposed to do about this?' Some have made calls for an isolationist approach, while others say America must act, and act quickly. On today's roundtable podcast we get into the potentially massive implications of the Ukraine and Russia conflict, and what the average American should be watching for. Tune in now! 

COLUMN | The attempted murder of mayor hopeful Craig Greenberg is a reckoning moment for Louisville

Last Monday, leading mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg was almost assassinated by Louisville's leading gun control activist, Quintez Brown. Just 48 hours later, his attempted killer was out on bail. We all need to be honest about how this happened and what we can do to prevent this in the future.

ROUNDTABLE: Political Violence comes to Louisville, Kentucky

On Monday of this week, Louisville Mayoral Candidate Craig Greenburg was nearly assassinated. While sitting in his office with staff, law enforcement now allege that a local "activist", Quintez Brown, walked in an opened fire. Miraculous, everyone survived. But here in Louisville, the reactions to the story have shed light on our divisions, the hypocrisy of many, and the total disrespect for public safety from some people. On today's podcast, we dive into the case, and how we may have gotten here. The roundtable crew also hits on the recall of school board members, Sarah Palin's lawsuit and masks on planes. Listen now! 

“Intermittent fasting changed my life”- Dr. Jason Fung shares his methods for a healthy lifestyle

Dr. Jason Fung is considered by many as the "guru" of intermittent fasting. And for our host, Scott Jennings, his methods completely changed his life. On today's show, we get away from the politics and talk health, dieting, fasting, and living a healthier life with Dr. Jason Fung. Hear about how to kick bad habits, why fasting may be right for you and the benefits of intermittent fasting. Tune in now!

ROUNDTABLE: Democrats get Caught with their Masks Down

It seems Democrat Governors across the country have finally realized what we have all known for a year - mask mandates are not popular. BUT, that has not stopped them from getting caught with the masks down, and swimming in hypocrisy. From the White House to Governors and candidates, Democrats still can't figure out what they want when it comes to masks, and it's hurting them. And as Republicans look to reach voters on these issues, they caught themselves in some trouble this week with an RNC blunder. Hear us talk through all of it - and even more Star Wars - on this week's show. Listen now! 

COLUMN: Who gets to decide if a Black person is in ’good standing’?

The retirement of SCOTUS Justice Breyer has brought up past remarks from President Biden when it comes to minority judges in this country. Between the Democrats historical positions on many black judges and justices, and recent comments regarding black conservatives, it appears they only favor those who fit nicely into their world view. Democrats seem to be fine with disparaging the rest. Scott Jennings weighs in on his latest comment. 

ROUNDTABLE: Cancel Culture comes for Joe Rogan...and Whoopi Goldberg?

With a major decision looming for the Supreme Court, and Donald Trump seemingly launching his pseudo-campaign for President again, the big news of the week involved Joe Rogan and Whoopi Goldberg? Yup. On today's podcast we dive into the biggest stories of the week, with everything from Biden's SCOTUS nominee already facing some backlash, and Trump looking to pardon Jan.6 rioters. Join us now! 

Governor Kevin Stitt has Oklahoma on the Rise

Just a few years ago Kevin Stitt was anything but a politician. He had spent his career in private business, and built a large and successful company. But in 2017, he threw his hat into a large ring of contenders for Governor, and came out the other side a winner. Now, he is leading his state as one of the most successful conservative Governors in the nation. From cutting taxes, to expanding school choice, and fighting off soft on crime policies, Gov. Stitt has Oklahoma on the rise. On today's show, the Governor talks with us about his first few years as Governor and what's next for Oklahoma. Join us!