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The Interview Podcast

Craig Weinberg
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  • The Interview #121 | Aurora Tyner - UPC You Later
    On this episode of The Interview, Craig sits down with Aurora for a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation about faith, identity, and healing. Together, they explore their experiences growing up in strict religious environments, the challenges of questioning long-held beliefs, and the complicated process of leaving those communities behind. Aurora shares insights from her own journey—both the pain and the freedom—and talks about her podcast, UPC You Later, where she amplifies the voices of others who’ve walked a similar path. It’s an honest, vulnerable look at the power of story, the resilience of the human spirit, and the importance of finding your own truth.
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  • The Interview #120 | Steve Deace - Fearless Faith
    Today on The Interview, I'm joined by Steve Deace, host of The Steve Deace Show on Blaze TV, best-selling author, and filmmaker. Steve brings his fearless and bold voice to conservative talk, blending insightful political commentary with a deeply personal faith journey. From his challenging upbringing to his rise in media, Steve openly shares the profound experiences that shaped him into the influential figure he is today. Join us as we explore his story, discuss politics, faith, sports, and the transformative power of bold action.In this episode, Steve Deace shares:The dramatic story of his childhood, including family challenges and overcoming profound adversity.His early journey into media, including how he took initiative in an unforgettable way to become a sportswriter.How his life radically changed after attending a Promise Keepers event, setting him on a path toward a deeply rooted Christian faith.Insightful reflections on key political figures and contemporary politics, discussing term limits, incumbent retention, and the challenges facing conservative politics today.Thoughts on the power of sports in American culture, the influence of iconic announcers, and what has changed in professional athletics.Behind-the-scenes insights from creating the successful film "Nefarious," including his experience navigating significant spiritual and practical challenges.Updates on his next book, "Ritchie Meets the Rainbow," set to release this June—a distinctive approach to discussing cultural and spiritual issues during Pride Month.Connect with Steve:Website: stevedeace.comTwitter/X: @SteveDeaceShowBlaze TV: blazetv.comMentioned in the Episode:Nefarious Movie (available on streaming platforms)Upcoming Book: "Ritchie Meets the Rainbow" (June release)Tune in for an episode packed with candid stories, robust dialogue, and thought-provoking commentary with Steve Deace.
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  • The Interview #119 | Matthew Lesko - Free Money, Big Suits, and a Bigger Heart
    You’ve seen him in wild suits covered in question marks — and no, he’s not the Riddler. He’s Matthew Lesko, the energetic and eccentric author and entrepreneur who’s spent decades helping Americans access free money and government grants they didn’t know existed. In this episode, Craig sits down with Lesko to trace his journey from Navy service to bestselling author, his rise to cult fame in the 80s and 90s, and how he became the loudest voice in the country yelling: “There’s free help out there — go get it!” Lesko shares stories from his early career, how he built his persona, and why he believes helping others access public resources is the most fulfilling work he’s ever done. He also drops practical tools and websites to find help, start businesses, and fight medical bills — all while railing against predatory search engines, bloated government programs, and corporate greed. And yes, he still rocks the question mark suits. 📌 Highlights: Why Matthew Lesko never actually “wrote” his first bestsellerThe real reason he started dressing like a human exclamation pointWhere to find real help online (spoiler: it’s not Google)What the government offers that most people have no idea existsHis take on capitalism, community, and the future of workThe one piece of advice he’d give anyone chasing their dreams 🔗 Resources Mentioned: LeskoHelp.com – Matthew’s current community and platformFindHelp.org – Local assistance resourcesSBA.gov/local-assistance – Help starting a businessAPEXAccelerators.us – Support for getting government contractsNeedyMeds.org – Help with medical expenses 💡 Final Thought from Lesko: “Your heart is smarter than your brain. Trust it.” 📣 Subscribe, share, and support the show at TheInterviewPodcast.org. Value-for-value model — if this gave you something meaningful, send something back.
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  • The Interview #118 | Steve Pendergrass - Fire and a Box of Smug
    Retired Fire Chief Steve Pendergrass joins The Interview to share insights from his 30+ years in firefighting, from wildland fire management to municipal fire service. He discusses the challenges of wildfire containment, diversity in fire services, and the evolving landscape of fire safety. Steve also opens up about his personal recovery journey after a severe burn injury, offering a powerful perspective on resilience.Remember, you can support the show with your donations at theinterviewpodcast.org
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  • The Interview #117 | Rory Groves - The Family Economy
    Today’s guest is Rory Groves, a farmer, author, and advocate for family-centered living. A decade ago, Rory and his wife, Becca, left the city to start a new life on a farm, where they now raise their five children and a host of animals. Alongside his family, Rory has been sharing the lessons they've learned about faith, farming, and the value of working together as a family. He's the author of Durable Trades: Family-Centered Economies That Have Stood the Test of Time, a book that inspires families to explore more sustainable, community-focused ways of living and The Family Economy. Through events like The Grovestead Gathering, Rory connects with others who seek a life that aligns family, faith, and work. He’s here to share his story and insights on building resilient households and communities. GatherAndGrowRemember you can help support the show with your donations at theinterviewpodcast.org
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