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This week on the Independent Voter Podcast, Chad and Cara dive into the fast-growing world of political prediction markets with analyst Chris Gerlacher from Prediction News. From the wild swings in the California governor’s race to multimillion-dollar bets in New York City, the conversation breaks down how these markets are reshaping how insiders understand elections. The episode also spotlights new election reform efforts across several states and why independent voters are at the center of it all.
From sneaking WWE shows as a kid to becoming the voice of Primal Pro Wrestling, Vimbai Moyo’s journey is all heart, grit, and representation. In this TDOC spotlight, she shares how she’s breaking barriers in sports broadcasting and building community ringside — one story at a time.
Rory shows up to this episode of Unseen Impact in full “revolutionary” cosplay—tricorn hat, powdered-wig hair rolls, and what looks like a dueling pistol… that turns out to be his grandfather’s antique lighter. The outfit is fun, but the topic is serious: the Bill of Rights and why it still matters every single day. Rory and Kerry walk through free speech, freedom of assembly, jury trials, privacy, and due process—and connect those 18th-century promises to what happens when an ordinary person is hurt and needs help. From HBO’s John Adams to modern jury trials, this one makes history feel very now.
In Grave Expectations, Clifton and Shay dive into funeral plans, cremation fantasies, turning ashes into diamonds, and why Shay refuses to let anyone wear black to her “celebration of life.” Along the way, they get real about grief, aging parents, and that creeping awareness that time with the people you love is running out. Dark, honest, and just wrong enough to be fun.
From the Diamond to Real Life: Youth baseball mirrors life – teamwork, resilience, and perpetration – but there’s a darker side to the game. This episode dives into those lessons through the Manolatos family’s experiences. If you’re a parent, coach, or just someone who loves the game, you’ll relate — and probably laugh along the way.
Understanding your auto insurance shouldn’t require a law degree — or a panic attack after a crash. In Episode 110 of Unseen Impact, Kerrie and Rory bring back fan-favorite insurance expert Chad Colson for a rapid-fire, myth-busting breakdown of the declarations page. From bodily injury limits to OEM parts to why “full coverage” means nothing, Chad makes the fine print finally make sense. You’ll hear real-life examples, money-saving tips, and the one coverage most people skip — and absolutely shouldn’t. If you drive, this episode could save you time, stress, and serious cash. Rate, review, subscribe, and protect yourself before something happens.
What happens when a couple takes the 12 biggest relationship fight triggers… and basically shrugs? In “99 Problems and We Ain’t Got None,” Clifton and Shay run through the hot-button list—friends, sex, money, commitment, in-laws, kids—and discover they actually line up on almost everything. Shay admits intimacy is her “first red flag” meter, Clifton defends his type-A dish-washing obsession, and together they reframe commitment as choosing each other daily, no labels required. If you’ve ever wondered how couples survive all the usual drama, this episode is a masterclass in staying spicy without staying mad.
En este episodio de Border Masters, los hosts conversan con Jan Bejar, uno de los abogados de inmigración más reconocidos en la región San Diego–Tijuana. Con más de 40 años de experiencia, Bejar explica qué significa realmente vivir bajo la incertidumbre legal en la frontera y cómo decisiones recientes han cambiado el panorama migratorio.
What happens when a pediatrician-legislator sits down with the woman who raised her—and now safeguards California’s elections? In this deeply personal episode, Dr. Akilah Weber Pierson talks with her mother, California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber, about raising kids across two eras, carving out screen-free family time, building a real village, and fighting for quality public education. They connect those choices at home to the health of our democracy—debunking myths about election integrity and making the case for participation and persistence. If you’re a parent, educator, or voter (or all three), this conversation will refuel you. Listen now.
Our favorite season in San Diego doesn’t start in June—it starts after Labor Day. In this episode, Clifton and Shay unpack San Diego Summer, that glorious September–November run when Mission Bay hums, SeaWorld fireworks pop on weekends, and Belmont Park dares you to ride a 1925 coaster like you mean it. We hit Crown Point, Petco Park, InsideOUT, and hop the CBX for dinner in TJ (plus cheap flights to Mexico City, Oaxaca, and beyond). Then we light the fuse on Unpopular Opinions: Jack in the Box vs. In-N-Out. Bring your curly fries, your Double-Double, and your best arguments.
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