Election night turned into what Shawn Griffiths calls a "bloodbath," and the our hosts could barely contain themselves reacting live: Troy Jackson just knocked off 30-year Senate fixture Susan Collins in Maine, and that was only the beginning.

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Daniel Roebuck has been in hundreds of films, from Lost to Rob Zombie’s The Munsters, and he still campaigned to get into a killer tomato movie. Dan joins Chris Cantore and Noor Razooky (from his car!) to spill what really went down on the set of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence.

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Rich Diviney, a retired Navy SEAL officer who led selection, assessment, and training at DEVGRU, joins me to discuss what separates high performers from those who struggle when things don't go as planned. Drawing from over 20 years of military service, Rich explains why skills alone don't define performance and why attributes matter most when facing stress, uncertainty, and difficult situations.We break down the difference between skills and attributes, why resilience and perseverance are essential, how attributes influence leadership and decision-making, and why hiring based solely on resumes can lead to the wrong choices. Rich also shares how attributes can be developed through experience and deliberate effort.

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Six days before the consequential midterm races and no one knows what will happen. Except us. We make our predictions on Senate races in Texas, Michigan, Maine, and Alaska, and compare our picks to the Polymarket odds.

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Dr. Daniel Monlux is a board-certified physician in family medicine and aerospace medicine, a former F-18 pilot, and the New Medical Director of Executive Health Edge. Despite knowing the fundamentals of health and fitness as a physician, he realized he wasn't consistently applying them to his own life. After joining the program as a member, he built sustainable routines around nutrition, exercise, and sleep, improved his health markers, and experienced a noticeable difference in his energy and daily life.

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In this episode of Dreaming Big | Working Hard, California Assemblymember David Alvarez sits down with Dr. Daisy Gonzales, Executive Director of the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) and former Interim Chancellor of the California Community Colleges. From emancipating from foster care and navigating college applications on her own to running the nation’s largest state financial aid system, Dr. Gonzales breaks down how California students can fund higher education without drowning in student debt.

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Open Primaries founder John Opdycke joins Chad Peace and Cara McCormick for a wide-ranging, no-bs conversation on where the reform movement actually stands, starting with Pennsylvania's open primary fight and then asking the question: are presidential primaries even elections in the first place?

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Greg Scheinman is the founder and CEO of Midlife Male, a newsletter, podcast, and media brand for men over 40, and the author of The Midlife Man: A No-Bullshit Guide. After interviewing more than 200 high-performing men, he shares the lessons he's learned about success, personal accountability, and what it takes to build a more fulfilling life in midlife.

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California’s elections are right around the corner, and IVP's own polling proves that independents are the voters with the power to control the outcome. Chad, Cara, and Ethan dig into the data behind Prop 39's voter ID fight and why it's not the fair contest it looks like on paper.

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Dr. Chris Frueh is a clinical psychologist, professor at the University of Hawaii, and first author of the 2020 paper introducing Operator Syndrome. He explains how cumulative military and high-risk operational stress can contribute to interconnected physical, cognitive, hormonal, and psychological health problems often overlooked as PTSD or depression.He also discusses the Pentagon’s health initiative, testosterone screening, blast exposure, sleep, and emerging treatments such as ketamine and psychedelic-assisted therapy, highlighting the need for a broader approach to mental health care for military personnel, veterans, and first responders.

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