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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.
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.
Dan Bakkedahl, known for The Daily Show and Veep, joins Chris Cantore and Noor Razooky to talk about stepping into the role of Wilbur Finletter in Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, why he said yes before even asking about the role, and the improv secret that shaped his whole career.
Zachary Roozen, who plays Chad Raines in Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, joins Chris Cantore and his on-screen partner Noor Razooky to share how he landed the role, even after being told he wasn't the first choice, and the wildest behind-the-scenes moments from the set.
The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes podcast is back, and now on video! Co-creator Costa Dillon joins Chris Cantore and Noor Razooky to reveal what really happened behind the scenes of the 1978 cult classic, including the day a real helicopter went down on set and the cameras never stopped rolling.
A Trump rally clip has Los Angeles and San Diego in the crosshairs, and the most shocking part is that the crowd was cheering. Cara, Shawn, and Ethan break down what he actually said, what got cut from the viral version, and why both sides keep weaponizing clips like this to deepen the divide.
Dr. Ted Naiman is a family medicine physician in the Seattle area, co-author of The P:E Diet, and author of Satiety Per Calorie. In this episode, Ted explains why protein percentage matters, how energy density and fiber affect satiety, why refined carbohydrates and fats can encourage overeating, and how food choices can make it easier to control calorie intake. He also discusses intermittent fasting, protein needs as we age, blood biomarkers and insulin resistance, body composition, and why foods that provide more satiety per calorie can be useful for improving nutrition and metabolic health.
Paul Rieckhoff, founder of Independent Veterans of America and now the face of a growing independent-veteran movement, just became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against New York State's closed primary system, and he's joined by his attorney (and IVP host) Chad Peace to explain why.
Bryan Krahn has spent more than 20 years as a personal trainer and online physique coach and wrote the Men’s Health training guide for muscle after 40. After reaching 46 and 47 and realizing that everything hurt and he could no longer train the way he used to, Brian explains why men over 40 should start preparing for 50, how strength training should change with age, why “my metabolism died” is the wrong explanation for weight gain, and how to approach fat loss, nutrition, sleep, blood work, travel, and everyday movement while maintaining strength and muscle as you age.
Trump and Zohran Mamdani just had round two at Gracie Mansion, all smiles and charm. The IVP crew says the real story isn't the photo op, it's the primary system that manufactured two "ideological extremes" who now have to govern together.
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