America Emboldened Presents:

AMERICA EMBOLDENED: Fibromyalgia & the Endocannabinoid System with Chip Paul

In this episode of the America Emboldened podcast, host Greg Boulden interviews Chip Paul, a leading expert on the endocannabinoid system, to discuss fibromyalgia, a chronic condition affecting 2-4% of the population, primarily women, characterized by widespread pain, fatigue, and brain fog. Paul shares his journey from exploring medical marijuana to manage his and his wife’s chronic pain to becoming a self-taught researcher and advocate for natural health solutions, emphasizing the endocannabinoid system’s role in regulating pain, stress, and immune function. He explains how dietary imbalances, particularly an excess of omega-6 fats from sources like corn and soy, contribute to inflammation and exacerbate conditions like fibromyalgia, advocating for a balanced omega-3 and omega-6 intake through foods like chia and flax seeds. Paul also discusses natural pain management alternatives like licorice and clove, the importance of addressing underlying infections such as hookworm or H. pylori, and strategies to mitigate opioid addiction by healing the gut biome, offering practical advice for listeners to take control of their health through diet and nature-based remedies.

BOULDEN & MICHAELS: Banned For Life By YouTube

In this episode of the America Emboldened podcast, host Greg Boulden, joined by Chris Michaels and guests Kagan and Scrapjaw, passionately discusses the permanent ban of their network from YouTube, attributing it to vague allegations of misinformation without a transparent appeal process. They explore the implications of such censorship by major platforms, questioning the balance between private company rights and public utility responsibilities, and delve into broader issues of free speech, government influence on social media, and the potential manipulation of information. The conversation also touches on intriguing topics like Space Force activities in Greenland, advanced technology claims, and cosmic events like the Blaze Star nova, while reflecting on the challenges of maintaining visibility and engagement on platforms like X amidst perceived algorithmic suppression. The episode underscores their commitment to fighting for digital rights and fostering open dialogue, encouraging listeners to support their cause through merchandise and continued engagement on alternative platforms like Rumble.

AFTER DARK with ROB & ANDREW: If Tariffs Don't Work, Why do Other Countries Use Them

In this episode of America Emboldened: After Dark with Robin and Drew, the hosts dive into the heated debate surrounding President Trump's tariffs, joined by guest Heather Robinson. They discuss the economic implications, addressing concerns about market volatility and 401(k) losses while arguing that tariffs could protect American jobs, boost manufacturing, and level the playing field against countries that impose tariffs on U.S. goods. The conversation critiques opposition from both Republicans and Democrats, highlights the potential for tax cuts to benefit the middle class, and emphasizes the need for bold action despite short-term pain. With passionate exchanges and a call to stand behind Trump's agenda, the episode underscores the stakes of economic policy and national sovereignty, urging listeners to stay informed and resilient. Tune in Monday through Friday at 9 p.m. Eastern on the America Out Loud iHeartRadio channel.

AMERICA EMBOLDENED: Tariff Fallout Begins with Global Markets

In this solo episode of Be Bold with Boulden on the America Emboldened Network, Greg Boulden tackles the fallout from Trump’s tariff announcement on April 3, 2025, as global markets plummet, with the Dow dropping 1,679 points (4.84%) and Nasdaq falling 5.97%, marking the worst decline since the 2020 pandemic. Greg details reciprocal tariffs, such as China’s 67% tariff met with a U.S. 34% response, Vietnam’s 90% countered by 46%, and the EU’s 39% answered with 20%, warning that clothing, electronics, and cars from brands like Nike, Apple, Toyota, and Hyundai will see price hikes, hitting middle and lower-class families hardest. He questions whether Americans have the patience for economic pain, estimating a 5-year timeline for manufacturing to return, and critiques Trump’s executive order approach, echoing Rand Paul’s Senate speech that tariffs, as taxes, require Congressional approval to uphold the Constitutional Republic. Greg also covers Laura Loomer’s Oval Office meeting, leading to National Security Team firings, though he argues Michael Waltz should have been dismissed for a security breach. Finally, he notes a 90,000 troop reduction plan by the U.S. Army, saving $37.2 billion but signaling a shift to AI-driven warfare, and urges listeners to embrace human empathy to counter a transhumanist future. Check out new merch at americaemboldened.printful.me to support the show.

BE BOLD WITH BOULDEN: Liberation Day? Trump Tariffs

In this episode of Be Bold with Bolden on the America Emboldened Network, host Greg Bolden dives into President Trump’s controversial 10% global tariff policy, dubbed Liberation Day, announced on April 2, 2025. Greg explores the potential for a manufacturing renaissance in the U.S., with supporters arguing it could create jobs in states like Ohio and Michigan, generate hundreds of billions in revenue for infrastructure, and assert economic dominance by reducing reliance on foreign goods. However, critics warn of higher consumer prices, hitting essentials like TVs and groceries, disproportionately affecting poorer households, and sparking a global trade war with retaliatory tariffs from China, Canada, and the EU threatening U.S. exports like soybeans and whiskey. Drawing parallels to ancient Greek tariffs, Greg debates whether this is a savvy geopolitical leverage or a risky move risking economic isolation. He also touches on Elon Musk’s abrupt exit from DOGE, raising questions about its impact on Trump’s administration amidst Musk’s polarizing influence. Join Greg for a critical look at whether Liberation Day is a triumph or a trap.

THE CHRIS MICHAELS SHOW: Do we Have a Nazi Problem?

The Chris Michaels Show, host Chris Michaels delivers a mix of sharp commentary and provocative theories, starting with a humorous rant against "egg products" like Egg Beaters, citing a recall of 212,000 pounds of liquid egg products potentially contaminated with bleach. He then criticizes a $14,997 grant to study queer farmers in Pennsylvania, calling it wasteful and niche, and dismisses terms like "Latinx" as divisive Democrat inventions. Michaels questions why Jewish Democrats oppose Trump despite his pro-Israel stance, referencing Randy Fine’s push to jail people for distributing anti-Israel flyers and the ADL’s claim of anti-Israel bias in AI models, which he ties to censorship efforts by figures like Jonathan Greenblatt and Nina Jankowicz. He warns of a Ukrainian “doomsday plan” to detonate nuclear plants if defeated by Russia, labeling them “nuclear terrorists” with Nazi ties, and highlights declassified documents suggesting Hitler survived WWII in Argentina, supported by 1945 FBI and CIA reports. Finally, he argues a persistent Nazi influence exists in 2025, citing Ukraine’s Azov Battalion, and closes with a metaphysical quote from H.P. Blavatsky’s The Secret Doctrine, depicting the current “Kali Yuga” age as one of moral decay awaiting renewal.

BOULDEN & MICHAELS: Greenland Responds to Trump

, hosts Greg Bolden and Chris Michaels dive into a mix of current events, social media controversies, and conspiracy theories, delivering their signature blend of humor, skepticism, and unfiltered commentary. Here’s a breakdown of the key topics discussed:
Scolding Ed Krasenstein: Greg kicks off the show by targeting left-leaning X personality Ed Krasenstein, criticizing him for spreading a misleading story about a Georgia woman arrested after a miscarriage. Greg clarifies that the woman, Selina Marie Chandler Scott, was charged with abandoning a dead body after disposing of a 19-week fetus in a dumpster, not for the miscarriage itself. He calls out Krasenstein’s inflammatory rhetoric, accusing him of equating the incident to flushing fetuses and questioning women’s autonomy, labeling it as “socially bankrupt” and grift-driven.
Trump and Greenland: The hosts discuss Greenland’s new premier, Jon Frederick Nielsen, rejecting President Trump’s claim that the U.S. could “take over” Greenland. Trump’s comments, echoed by J.D. Vance’s criticism of Denmark’s governance, spark debate about strategic motives, including Arctic trade routes and national security. Greg speculates on a deeper agenda tied to a thawing Arctic and historical “Club of Rome” plans, while questioning Trump’s military rhetoric as a negotiation tactic.
Social Security and Non-Citizen Voting: Referencing a DOGE audit led by Elon Musk, the hosts reveal a jump in non-citizen Social Security numbers from 270,000 in 2021 to 2.1 million in 2024, with 1.3 million enrolled in Medicaid under lax verification. While the policy began under Trump, they argue Biden’s administration exacerbated the issue, fueling voter fraud concerns. They note Musk’s temporary DOGE role ends by July 4, 2026, amid rising pressure and vandalism against him.
Mental Health and Societal Norms: Prompted by listener Chip, the hosts lament the normalization of mental illness, citing examples like people treating lifelike dolls as children. They advocate for reinstating asylums to address severe cases, arguing that excusing erratic behavior enables unrest. They critique Democrats for allegedly leveraging mental health issues and entitlements to secure votes.
Economic Strategy and Tariffs: Greg outlines a theory that Trump’s tariff plans aim to trigger a recession, forcing the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. This would allow refinancing $7 trillion in U.S. debt at cheaper rates. They also note gold’s rise to $3,128 per ounce, contrasting with Bitcoin’s drop from $109,358 to $82,000, hinting at market manipulation.
Anti-Semitism Legislation Concerns: The hosts play a clip from Rabbi Shemtov advocating for the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act and adopting the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism. They argue it risks overreach, potentially curbing free speech by prioritizing Jewish discrimination over others. They question the need for such laws, citing existing constitutional protections and expressing confusion over Jewish opposition to Trump despite his pro-Israel stance.
Hitler in Argentina Conspiracy: Greg highlights upcoming declassified WWII documents suggesting Adolf Hitler fled to Argentina via submarine, supported by 1945 FBI reports and Argentina’s Nazi-linked history. While not new, the hosts tie this to rat lines, Credit Suisse’s Nazi accounts, and Argentina’s space program, speculating on Israel’s influence and a possible Argentina split.
Overall Vibe: The episode is a whirlwind of bold opinions, conspiracy dives, and calls for accountability, with Greg and Michaels urging listeners to question narratives and support their merch at americaemboldened.printful.me. They wrap up with a nod to upcoming shows and a playful jab at their “fuzzball nation” community.
 

AFTER DARK WITH ROB AND ANDREW: Trump's Third Term?

In this electrifying episode of "After Dark with Rob and Andrew" on the America Emboldened Network, airing Sunday, March 30, 2025, hosts Rob and Andrew, joined by guest Heather Robinson, dive into a whirlwind of unfiltered takes on today’s hottest topics. Kicking off with Trump’s cheeky tease of a third term—potentially via a J.D. Vance VP switcheroo—they debate whether it’s genius trolling or a real play, while Heather muses on its potential to rollback Roosevelt-era bureaucracy. The trio then tackles the left’s meltdown over Trump’s media mastery, Pam Bondi’s soft stance on Tesla vandalism as domestic terrorism, and radical judges blocking deportations. From Trump’s Greenland gambit (more trolling?) to Canada’s “51st state” woes and tariff truths, they cut through the noise with bold insights, wrapping up with a roast of Disney’s woke Snow White flop. Tune in for a no-holds-barred night of truth bombs and sharp wit!