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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN-US · 10 episodes
The Disruption Zone Podcast with Cameron Mills and Leland Conway discusses hard hitting topics from business and innovation to health and religion. The deep and insightful conversations with news makers, leaders, innovators, and thinkers who tear down the status quo and usher in bold solutions. These are the discussions missing from the soundbite, reality show based main stream media.
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Episode #3
<p>Congressman Thomas Massie is warning that Republicans are getting soft on DOGE and may not follow through on promised cuts to government. We discuss why Republicans seem to be just a formidable an enemy to the Trump administration’s agenda as the Democrats are.</p> <p>The post Congressman Thomas Massie Warns Republicans Don’t Really Wanna DOGE appeared first on The Disruption Zone.</p>
Episode #2
<p>Scott Jennings, on with us last night on the Joe Pags show dropping a big story coming up with Jake Tapper’s reveal all book on the Biden incompetency.</p> <p>The post Scott Jennings Drops a Rhetorical Nuclear Bomb appeared first on The Disruption Zone.</p>
Episode #276
<p>Sgt. Graham Dunne has seen the worst of the worst in the battle between law and order and chaos. A Marine sniper, a SWAT officer and Sniper, an instructor of America’s badasses, and a protector of some of the most important people in America, Graham’s new book “Jagged Blue Line” takes you on a journey through the heart of it all. You’ll love this conversation full of stories, some of which will make your jaw drop and others will make you laugh out loud. These are the kind of men and women we need to keep us safe an...
Episode #275
<p>Lee Kirkland is the founder and creator of Cryptid Con, THE most important annual national paranormal conference held every year in Lexington, KY. I love Lee, in additional to just being one of the coolest Kentucky good ol’ boys around, every time I have him on, he scares the BaJeebus out of me – this time didn’t disappoint as he literally told me the scariest story I’ve ever heard. I promise, this one will give you goosebumps or your money back!!! Sign up for CRYPTID CON HERE!</p> <p>Also, CLICK HERE to learn more about coming to Ireland...
Episode #274
<p>Rob Chadwick is a certified American badass. He headed up tactical training for the FBI for years, he was also head of the security detail for former U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr. He’s responded to some nasty situations and protected some pretty important Americans. Now he’s the director of education and training at the USCCA. (Full disclosure, I work for Delta Defense, we’re the company that manages the USCCA) His mission is saving lives and he’s very good at it. In this episode we talk about being prepared for the worst. He also gives his...
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