The Joe Rooz Show

Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, I kick off Bible Study Sunday a little under the weather but fired up to continue our dispensations series. After recapping our recent milestone pace and yesterday’s marathon broadcasting day, I dive into week three: the Dispensation of Conscience. We revisit the fall of Adam, the loss of his crowns, and how, absent a written law, God inscribed the law of conscience on the human heart. I walk through Romans 2 and Acts 17 to show how conscience guided right and wrong in the “times of ignorance,” and how God still made Himself known to seekers like C...

In this episode I kick off our afternoon crypto hour with resident crypto psychic Marisa Lee after wrapping a marathon earlier show. We dive into the current lull in the market, the government shutdown overhang, and why November still looks promising historically and intuitively. Marissa flags potential near-term volatility tied to SNAP funding and broader unrest, but remains confident the shutdown ends this month and a bigger move is brewing. We talk portfolio mindset—patience over panic—and specific projects she’s watching: DIA as a compelling oracle play with 2026 upside potential, BitTensor (TAO) as a top AI crypto stando...

In this special Saturday episode, I welcome local podcaster and community advocate Ruben Camarillo, host of Now You Know Eagle Pass, for a candid, three-hour, in-studio conversation. We swap origin stories about getting into podcasting, compare studio vs. remote setups, and dive into small-town politics, transparency, and accountability—touching everything from forensic audits, board appointments, and council conduct to why civil dialogue matters. Ruben opens up about the tension that comes with reporting uncomfortable truths, how he balances fairness and facts, and the personal toll it can take. We also get lighter: food talk (Rhodee’s, cottage pie), dad life...

In this Halloween live episode from Eagle Pass, I kick things off with some seasonal memories and safety reminders before settling into a conversation with author and historian Scott Badler about his new book, Becoming JFK: John F. Kennedy’s Early Path to Leadership. We dig into the lesser-known, formative years of JFK—from his health struggles and family dynamics with his brother Joe Jr., to the “Muckers” episode at Choate, his pre–World War II travels through Europe, and the harrowing PT-109 incident. Scott shares why this 11-year span shaped Kennedy’s persistence, worldview, and leadership style, and how fresh ar...

In this episode, I kick things off with some midweek mayhem, then dive into a riveting two-guest lineup exploring human potential and world-shaping tech. First up is Tom Matte, whose life-changing recovery sparked a phenomenon he calls Upsight Vision—the ability to see and interact with holographic-like imagery that reveals subconscious signals and symbolic patterns. We discuss how he uses this capacity in 1:1 sessions to help people uncover blocks, navigate decisions, and interpret recurring archetypes—plus the forthcoming academic paper from the Institute of Noetic Sciences analyzing his EEG data. Tom’s journey from crisis to consulting is a powerf...

In tonight’s episode, I welcome two guests with very different but equally practical missions. First up, screen time strategist and author Ruby Ryba joins me to talk about intentional digital habits and her forthcoming book, How to Stop Scrolling. We dig into the behavioral science behind phone addiction, simple environmental tweaks (like charging your phone outside the bedroom), configuring Do Not Disturb modes, and replacing mindless scrolling with goals, joy, and rest. Ruby shares how to spot internal and external triggers, set boundaries that stick, and model healthier tech use for our families—all without demonizing the phone as a...

In this Bible Study Sunday, we continue our series on dispensational truth. We review last week’s foundation—what “dispensation” means biblically—and move into the Edenic dispensation (innocence), tracing creation, Lucifer’s fall, the recreation in Genesis 1, and Adam’s role as king with both spiritual and physical crowns. We explore how man was made in God’s image, the tri-part nature of man (body, soul, spirit), what changed at the fall, and why apparent “contradictions” reconcile when we rightly divide Scripture. I walk through the tree of life across Genesis and Revelation, obedience as the condition for life in Eden, and ho...

Live from Eagle Pass, I kicked off a Friday night show with some housekeeping and local updates, then dove straight into the ongoing federal government shutdown—the “Schumer Shutdown,” what’s actually closed versus essential, and the real-world impacts on paychecks, SNAP/WIC, parks, housing, research, and travel. I walked through the political standoff over ACA subsidies, who’s refusing to budge, fresh polling on blame and public sentiment, and why the media narrative isn’t sticking like it used to. I also hit listener questions and highlighted our recent local guests, plus a heads-up on Sunday’s Bible study series.<...

In this episode, I sit down with Paco Ramirez, library assistant at the Eagle Pass Public Library, to spotlight how our local library is reinventing itself as a true community hub. We talk through the big Halloween on Main Street event Paco is spearheading—an all-ages, shut-down-the-street trick-or-treat with games, local agency booths, art stations, food vendors, and costumes galore—designed purely for safe, simple fun and community connection. Paco shares how the idea grew from a small, impromptu candy handout into a full-scale collaboration among city and county departments, and what families can expect when they show up.

In this two-hour live episode from Eagle Pass, I kick things off with author and educator S.A. Schneider, a middle-grade fantasy writer on a mission to spark kids’ creativity through stories, video games, and music. We dive into his unusual co-creator—a rescue wolf named Hunter Moon Moon—then explore how video games can be powerful storytelling engines, why imagination should be nurtured before grammar, and how parents and teachers can help kids become lifelong readers and storytellers. We talk narrative design, simple tools that let kids build games, the value of failure, and practical ways families can turn c...

In this Sunday Bible Study edition of the Joe Rooz Show, I kick off a new series on Dispensations—starting with the often-avoided Pre-Adamic period. I lay out why rightly dividing the word of truth matters, how dispensations frame God’s differing dealings with humanity across time, and why misunderstanding time periods leads to theological confusion. We trace foundational passages (Genesis 1, Ezekiel 28, Isaiah 14, Ephesians 1–3, Colossians 1, 1 Corinthians 9, 2 Peter 3) to explore Satan’s original role, the earth’s chaotic state, and the case for Genesis 1 as a re-creation—highlighting clues like “replenish” and the absence of “it was good” on Day Two. I preview where...

In this episode, I welcome back our resident Crypto Psychic, Marisa Lee, for a candid, fast-moving conversation on the latest crypto crash, why it happened, and what she’s sensing is next. We unpack the market’s sharp drop following the tariff headlines on China, the cascade effect on leverage traders, and why she believes the dip is a setup for a strong bull run as we head into November.

We get into practical portfolio thinking—where stablecoins fit (and don’t), why she’s pounding the table on Algorand, Cardano, and OriginTrail, what to expect from Bitcoin an...

In this solo Friday-night show from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I cover a packed slate: John Bolton’s indictment over alleged mishandling of classified documents and how it echoes prior controversies; the Schumer-led shutdown standoff and why Democrats are digging in over funding priorities; and the “No Kings” protests, including the NYC rally’s sponsors and what that signals about the left.

I then break down the fiery New York City mayoral debate among Andrew Cuomo, Curtis Sliwa, and Zoran Mamdani—touching on crime, policing, antisemitism, National Guard authority, and each candidate’s experience (or lack thereof...

In this solo episode from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I catch up with listeners after a brief break, share updates on our guest lineup, and send prayers for our executive producer Wayne as he recovers from a serious post‑biopsy infection. I thank our growing audiences on Rumble and YouTube, explain why Rumble is our home base, and invite feedback on guests and topics you want next. I also discuss the show’s value‑for‑value model, how to connect via joerooz.com, and ways to support the show as we navigate an unexpected escrow shortfall that could im...

In this Sunday Bible Study edition, I walk through the final installment of our seven-week series on wisdom from Proverbs, focusing on the power of the tongue—how it can curse, lie, bare tales, talk too much, and speak too soon, and how, when surrendered to God, it can bring peace, offer wise reproof, deliver souls, teach the things of the Lord, and carry the gospel. We move briskly through dozens of Scripture references—from Proverbs, Jeremiah, James, Romans, and beyond—looking at real-life applications, everyday pitfalls, and practical ways to guard our speech and use our words for God’s...

In this episode, I welcome back Dr. David Schein—professor, attorney, author, and host of the Saving America and Business Law 101 podcasts—for a fast-moving conversation on American leadership, policy, and the state of our politics. We dive into U.S. foreign policy strength and deterrence, discuss lessons from history and presidential performance (including how Dr. Schein grades presidents and why he sees the current bureaucratic state as failing), and explore term limits, congressional excess, and the power of incumbency. We also tackle domestic realities—economy, cost of living, and crime—plus 2026 midterm prospects, notable governor and mayoral races in New Y...

In tonight’s live show from Eagle Pass, I welcomed veteran journalist and author Patrick Sangimino for a candid, wide-ranging conversation about the rise and unraveling of American newspapers, life on the NFL beat, and the human stories at the heart of his debut novel, Dogs Chase Cars. Patrick shared how decades in newsrooms shaped his perspective on technology’s double-edged impact, why Twitter-era athletes no longer “need” the press, and the moment he realized the industry was changing for good. We dug into the newsroom’s daily miracle, the lost art of local reporting, and the personal costs of chasing...

In this candid and spirited episode, I sit down with Svetlana Rilkoff, founder of Ezra Healing, for her final appearance on our Tuesday series. We dig into the “Do No Harm” model, patient-centric wellness, and why movement, prevention, and lifestyle changes matter more than ever. Svetlana shares takeaways from a Florida cancer-healing conference, including her team’s interest in grassroots research and their focus on exercise, inflammation reduction, metabolic health, and sleep as core pillars for cancer prevention and overall vitality. We also cover practical shifts—cutting sugar and ultra-processed carbs, improving hydration, reviewing fluoride exposure, vitamin D support, and thou...

In this fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants Monday night broadcast from Eagle Pass, I roll solo for a bit after a guest no-shows, then tag in our executive producer and friend, Wayne Rankin, for a wide-ranging, candid conversation. We catch up on Wayne’s recovery, ranch life in Washington state, homesteading wins, and how the rising cost of living, property taxes, and everyday expenses are hitting working families. From Epic City’s regulatory limbo in Texas to government shutdown chatter, DOJ headlines, and Israel-Gaza peace talk rumors, we sift through the noise, ask what’s really changing on the ground, and vent about taxati...

In this Sunday Bible study from Eagle Pass, I continued our multi-week series on wisdom in Proverbs, focusing on how to identify, avoid, and respond to fools from a biblical perspective. We walked through key passages—Proverbs 14:7, Proverbs 9:6, Psalm 14:1, Psalm 53:1, Psalm 74, Proverbs 10:23, Proverbs 1:7, 1:22, 12:15, 14:6, 14:8, 15:2, 20:3, 10:18, Ecclesiastes 7:9, Luke 12:16–21—and explored traits like denying God’s existence, blasphemy, making light of sin, loving mischief, despising wisdom and instruction, self-deception, trusting one’s own heart, meddling, slander, and unrighteous anger. I emphasized the call to guard our hearts with Scripture rather than emotions, resist the influence of foolish voices, and prioritize the Lord’s Day and the...

In today’s live show from Eagle Pass, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic,” Marisa Lee, for a fast-moving update on the digital asset space. We dig into Algorand’s momentum—including its new metaverse initiative “Algo Land,” leadership shifts with CTO Nick Bagulis, and why ALGO could be poised for a strong run. We also cover the market impact of the government shutdown talk (why it buoyed crypto), timelines for upcoming bull runs, and Marisa’s bold outlook for 2025–2026 across top layer-1s. From decentralized lending’s rise (Moonwell, Morpho) to stablecoin rails like Plasma (XPL), we get practical on whe...

In this lively Thursday night episode from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I sit down with CC Robinson—physician, public health leader, nonprofit founder, pastor, and author of the Divided dystopian series. We dig into her decade of medical and leadership work in post–civil war Sierra Leone, the grit it took to bring care to remote regions, and how those experiences shaped her storytelling. CC walks us through the Divided universe: a future America fractured along racial lines, young heroes fighting for freedom, and how real history and Cincinnati’s underground threads weave into her plots. We also explor...

In this episode, I welcome Corrie Bignell—Director of Wellness at Ezra Healing, former ICU/ER nurse, and founder of the Unregistered Nurse brand—for a frank conversation about health sovereignty and the “do no harm” model. We dig into recent headlines about acetaminophen use in pregnancy and its association with increased risk of autism and ADHD, the broader rise in neurodevelopmental diagnoses, and how vaccine-era protocols like pre/post Tylenol may compound inflammation and deplete glutathione. Corrie shares frontline experiences from the COVID era, her personal shift away from alcohol, and practical tools she uses with clients: breathwork for nerv...

In this episode, I sit down with Steve Wright, Republican candidate for Texas Congressional District 35 and longtime law enforcement officer, to talk policy, priorities, and the future of Texas.

We dive into how his 30 years in Kern County, California shaped his views on crime, drug and human trafficking, and why he moved to Texas to push back against progressive policies he believes harm working families. Steve outlines his platform on border security, immigration reform that rewards those following the law, prosecuting cartels, and expanded resources for ICE investigations. We also cover veterans’ care, arming schools with trained se...

In this episode, I open the word of God with you and explore a profound promise: when a man’s ways please the Lord, He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him (Proverbs 16:7). We look at death as Scripture defines it—an enemy—and consider how, through the finished work of Jesus Christ, that enemy becomes a defeated one for the believer. 

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, Hebrews 2, Romans 5, Ephesians 2, and Colossians 1, I walk through why Christ is our perfect ally, how Scripture is our flawless intelligence, why His victory provides absolute superiority over death, and what a...

In this lively midweek episode, I catch up with our executive producer and longtime friend, Wayne Rankin, for a freewheeling conversation that spans new show launches, homestead grit, and the mysteries of the skies. We talk Wayne’s soft launch plans for Rosanna’s upcoming green-screen video series (with cooking, constitutional themes, and high-end production), platform choices, domain wrangling, and why audio still matters for on-the-go listeners. Wayne shares life on the farm post-injury—splitting wood, harvest rhythms, and dialing back the phone to reclaim focus—plus his push into ham radio to build a global, censorship-resistant comms lifeline. We dive...

In this live episode from Eagle Pass, I welcomed co-host and Ezra Healing founder, Svetlana Rilkoff, for a timely, high-energy conversation on mental wellness as we head into fall and the risk of seasonal affective disorder (SAD). We dug into practical, non-pharma strategies to elevate mood and resilience, including daily vitamin D with K2, sunlight habits, and supportive modalities like binaural meditation audio, red light, oxygen therapy, and select wellness patches (glutathione, X39 for energy/stem cells, and IceWave for pain).

Svetlana shared a powerful personal update about her 14-year-old son’s “awakening” and how human connection, holdin...

In this episode, I welcome back returning guest Jason Fry, author of National Divorce: A Plan for Peace and a sixth-generation Texan, for a deep-dive conversation on Texas sovereignty and the practical path to a peaceful, legal separation from the federal system. We discuss why America’s core ideas—freedom, limited government, and God-given rights—aren’t the same as today’s federal apparatus, and how a “national divorce” can mirror a civil, negotiated split rather than war. We unpack state-level readiness (like the Texas Stock Exchange), fiscal realities, defense and currency considerations, the role of local leadership, and why a democrat...

In this Sunday Bible study from Eagle Pass, I kick off our ongoing series in Proverbs by unpacking Proverbs 11:30—“he that winneth souls is wise.” We explore the difference between knowledge and wisdom, why true wisdom comes from God, and how soul-winning is a spiritual contest shaped by unseen forces (Ephesians 6). 

I walk through practical, memorable lessons from Proverbs 30—learning preparation from the ant, security in the Rock (Christ) like the coney, banded boldness like the locust, and strategic persistence like the spider. Along the way, we trace Paul’s model of persuasion, the eternal value of the soul, a...

In this lively crypto-focused episode, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic,” Marisa Lee to dig into market sentiment, leadership energy around top projects, and what might catalyze the next big move. We talk through her intuitive reads on several CEOs and ecosystems—highlighting Algorand (ALGO) and Internet Computer (ICP) as strong buys—plus why lending protocols like Morpho and Moonwell could shine as capital shifts away from traditional banking. We also examine potential implications of putting elements of the national debt on-chain, balancing transparency and efficiency with concerns around centralization, cost, and security. Timing-wise, Marisa still sees a sharp bu...

In this episode, I welcomed international business development specialist and Solutions Party founder Evan Jaqua for a fast-moving, idea-driven conversation about political reform and rebuilding trust in American institutions. Evan shared lessons from living and working across four continents, explaining why addiction to power corrodes governance and how a one-term limit—with a two-year cooling-off period before running again—could realign incentives toward service over self. We dug into his proposals for certifying and grading journalists and news outlets to restore credibility, counter AI-driven misinformation, and separate reporting from infotainment—without infringing free speech. We also talked about revitalizing Congre...

In this engaging episode of the Joe Rooz Show, broadcasting from the heart of Eagle Pass, Texas, we dive into the "Do No Harm" edition with a focus on the seven pillars of self-care. Host Joe Rooz is joined by Svetlana Rilkoff, founder of Ezra Healing, to discuss the importance of transitioning from traditional medication to holistic approaches like meditation and exercise. They explore the significance of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being, emphasizing the need for personal empowerment and self-care in today's fast-paced world.

The episode also touches on current events, including the recent developments in...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a week filled with engaging conversations and insightful discussions. Joe reflects on a busy weekend featuring a return visit from Barry Luijbregts of Podhome.fm, who shared exciting updates about the platform. The weekend also included a thought-provoking Bible study session focusing on financial wisdom from Proverbs. Joe emphasizes the importance of listener feedback and invites audience interaction through various channels, encouraging them to share their thoughts and suggestions for future topics and guests.

The episode features a captivating interview with Steve Sxacks, a multifaceted individual...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a comprehensive Bible study focusing on the wisdom of Proverbs, particularly addressing the topic of money. Joe reflects on the importance of having a balanced perspective on wealth, emphasizing the biblical view that while money is necessary, it should not control one's life. He discusses the pitfalls of wealth, such as pride and anxiety, and offers practical advice on financial management, including avoiding debt and maintaining a savings plan. Joe also highlights the spiritual aspect of wealth, encouraging listeners to devote their resources to God's service and to...

In this special Saturday episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe broadcasts live from Eagle Pass, Texas, bringing a refreshing change of pace with guest Barry Luijbregts from Podhome.fm. Known for his expertise in podcasting and technology, Barry shares insights into the world of podcast hosting, the benefits of audio-only podcasts, and the innovative features of Podhome.fm. The conversation also touches on the challenges and joys of podcasting, the importance of quality audio, and the evolving landscape of digital media.

Joe and Barry delve into personal health journeys, discussing the transition from traditional medicine to...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe hosts Christopher Baum, a leading expert in election technology and integrity. Christopher shares insights into VotRite's innovative voting systems, emphasizing their security, transparency, and efficiency. He addresses Joe's skepticism about electronic voting, explaining the rigorous certification processes and security measures in place to ensure election integrity. The conversation explores the challenges of traditional paper ballots and the potential of electronic systems to enhance voter confidence and streamline the voting process.

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In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a series of heavy and impactful topics. The show opens with the shocking news of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent figure known for his political commentary and advocacy. Joe reflects on the tragic event, emphasizing the importance of free speech and the dangers of political violence. He is joined by co-host and executive producer Wayne Rankin, who shares his personal experiences and insights on the current state of political discourse and the broader implications of such acts of violence.

The episode also touches on...

In this lively episode of the Joe Rooz  Show, broadcasting from Eagle Pass, Texas, host Joe Rooz dives into a variety of topics with co-host Svetlana Rilkoff, CEO of Ezra Healing. The show kicks off with a discussion about the challenges faced during their first live StreamYard broadcast and the excitement of having guests like Jack McMahon and Josh Lewis. Joe shares his personal journey of getting off prescription medications and embracing a healthier lifestyle, while Svetlana introduces the audience to Ezra Healing's new parasite detox kit and the importance of detoxification for overall health.

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In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe brings an engaging discussion with two intriguing guests. The first hour features Jack McMahon, a USMC veteran and author of "Atrophy and Asymptotes," who shares insights into his book that blends essays and letters to his daughter, tackling themes of freedom, economics, and censorship. McMahon's unique style combines emotion and logic, aiming to address societal issues with both rage and reason.

In the second hour, Joe welcomes Josh Lewis, host of the Saving Elephants podcast, who delves into the depths of conservatism, inspired by thinkers like Edmund Burke...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a deep exploration of wisdom and fear as depicted in the Bible, particularly focusing on the Book of Proverbs. Joe discusses the importance of wisdom, how it relates to fear, and the consequences of foolish behavior. He emphasizes the significance of fearing the consequences of sin and foolish actions, while also exploring the healthy fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom. Throughout the episode, Joe shares personal anecdotes and biblical references to illustrate his points, encouraging listeners to embrace wisdom and avoid foolishness.

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