Episodes

Lannette West joins The Brian Nichols Show for a deeply honest conversation about reality TV, mental illness, addiction, trauma, and how sharing your story can be the first step toward healing.

Paul Rosenberg joins Brian Nichols to reveal how building parallel societies, embracing voluntaryism, and rejecting fear-based control are the keys to preserving freedom in a world plagued by centralization and cultural decay.

California’s community colleges are wasting billions on fake students and activist causes while gutting academic standards - and whistleblower Professor Garrett exposes how deep the rot goes.

What happens when parents stop blindly trusting the medical system and start asking real questions about their kids’ health?

Why are we so afraid to call out evil? On today’s Brian Nichols Show, we dive into China, Qatar, and the myth that “all cultures are equal.” If liberty doesn’t have moral roots, it collapses.

Are we raising a generation of lonely, directionless kids because we traded real community for fake online validation? In this episode, we dig into how Gen Z is waking up—and why liberty only works when built on strong values. Watch now!

What if I told you the U.S. spends over $40 billion a year propping up a colony that doesn’t want to be part of America? That’s right. In this episode, we dive into the explosive topic of Puerto Rican independence - not as so...

The GOP is evolving fast, and if it wants to win long-term, it must embrace better branding, authentic messaging, and actually deliver what it promises.

Cuban dissident Gaby Blanco exposes the brutal truth of life under socialism and makes the case for why the West must stop funding its own enemies.

Brian Nichols and centrist Democrat Joey McFadden unpack how the modern left lost touch with regular Americans—and what it must do to win them back.

America’s survival hinges on regaining control of its critical mineral supply chains—before China and global instability shut us out completely.

Georgia is slipping back into authoritarian rule, and unless the world acts, it may become the next front in a quiet war for global freedom.

Poland is showing America what a real ally looks like—so why are we ignoring it while the world edges toward Cold War 2.0?

Canada’s collapse into a potential failed state reveals the dangerous gap between idealistic theory and real-world consequences—and why liberty without security is a dead end.

This episode exposes how our leadership class—especially in higher education—lost the public’s trust, and why real effectiveness, not ideology, must define our path forward.

A real-world breakdown of how Indiana University’s late-night protest ban sparked a national debate about free speech, campus bias, and the constitutional limits of administrative power.

This episode unpacks how the U.S. can outmaneuver China’s economic manipulation by embracing free enterprise, enforcing IP laws, and reshoring key industries to reclaim national strength.

This episode breaks down the politicized climate narrative, revealing how private-sector innovation—not government control—offers the most practical path to real environmental solutions.

Texas may talk tough, but this episode exposes how fake conservatism, media silence, and political games are holding the Lone Star State back from being the example America needs.

This episode exposes how emotionally charged, misinformed campus activism is distorting America’s global priorities—and offers a sales-driven strategy for reclaiming the narrative.

Isaac Willour joins Brian Nichols to reveal why conservatives must quit whining, master strategic engagement, and lock in lasting cultural victories before the momentum slips away.

Brian Nichols and Joseph Bouchard dive into the rise of global gang networks, the failure of governments to stop them, and what that means for the future of freedom and order.

Zelensky's failed Oval Office pitch to Trump sparks a fiery debate about America's role in foreign wars, global leadership, and whether it’s time to finally put America First.

Ken Good exposes how Trump’s return is reversing failed criminal justice reforms by reintroducing law, order, and accountability in a system hijacked by politics.