The Ben Domenech Podcast

Renee Hodges published the memoir 'Saving Bobby: Heroes and Heroin in One Small Community'. She articulates the effects of the opioid epidemic on society and how we can all be a pillar of support and kindness to the 'Bobbys' we encounter in our lives.

Monumental Sports and Entertainment CEO Ted Leonis has received criticism from local politicians. However, Ben refutes this pushback and highlights D.C.'s crime crisis and the lack of competent leadership on the part of Mayor Bowser.

Ben highlights the life of Henry Kissinger, from his rise to political office in the Nixon Administration to his ideological differences with President Reagan and explains how his background as a European immigrant shaped his views on foreign affairs.

Ben is joined by Jewish Insider Reporter Haley Cohen to share some of the incomprehensible details of what it is like for Jewish students at U.S. colleges currently and why some are hiding their Jewish identities.

On this episode, Ben gives an in-depth history of Senator Joe Manchin and why his potential third-party run should be taken far more seriously than previous candidacies.

Ben joins in with comedian Hasan Minaj's to highlight where comedy can once again regain its stride. Plus, he explains how the host of 'After Midnight' Taylor Tomlinson has done so well in a comedic world that values identity politics over humor.

Ben weighs in on the newly elected Speaker of the House Congressman Mike Johnson and explains why he has drawn fierce criticism from left-wing voices, such as former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki.

Ben shares an insightful history of the role of Speaker of the House. Plus, he weighs in on where Speaker Kevin McCarthy was effective at the position along with some pointed words for Congressman Matt Gaetz.

As the war in Israel enters its second week, Ben discusses some of the concerning rhetoric and actions he's seen against Israel and the Jewish people since the Hamas attacks. Plus, he offers his opposing views and outlines how the war could play out.

Ben unveils his new podcast format, where he will be providing you with unique insights, opinions, and commentaries on all of the most important and impactful issues of the day.

Assistant Director of Federal Affairs at the Texas Public Policy Foundation Selene Rodriguez gives staggering details of what she is witnessing in Texas, from the number of people coming across the border, as well as the changing demographics.

Ben is joined by the executive editor of The Common Sense Society Christopher Bedford as they talk about the looming government shutdown, the challenges that the Republican party has with forming a consensus in Congress, and more.

With a potential government shutdown looming on October 1st, Speaker Kevin McCarthy is looking to thread the needle to pass the necessary legislation to fund the government.

Just over two years have passed since the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan that saw a quick Taliban takeover and the death of 13 Marines. The images of refugees clinging to the wings of planes taking off still encapsulate the fateful withdrawal.

Ben and FOX's Jennifer Hale discuss the biggest headlines from Aaron Rodgers's arrival to the New York Jets, what unexpected teams are poised to make a deep postseason run, and why this could be Patriots Bill Belichick's final season in New England.

With just 48 hours until the first 2024 Republican Debate, eight candidates have reached the donor and polling threshold. Former Texas Congressman, former CIA Officer, and 2024 GOP presidential candidate Will Hurd is not one of those candidates.

As a newcomer to Washington, D.C., Senator Tommy Tuberville sits down with Ben to address why he has faced critics in the press and left-wing circles, most recently for holding up the nomination of military officials.

Independent Journalist and Author Matt Taibbi discusses his beginnings in media, his role in the release of the Twitter Files, and outlines his frustrations with the current landscape of print and digital media.

Ben is joined by author Christopher Rufo to discuss his new book, 'America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.' Chris outlines an agenda for how Republicans can implement their values in the political system.

Former Governor of Texas and Secretary of Energy under President Donald Trump Rick Perry weighs in on the work he has been doing on energy and sports gambling since leaving his post as secretary and tells stories from his time in the Trump Administration.

Today, Ben shares with listeners some of his own listening and reading habits, and brings on one of his favorite writers. Later, Ben discusses some of his frustrations with the direction of modern-day sports coverage.

On this July 4th Weekend, Ben shares some readings he finds relevant to the nation's day of birth and the current political moments. A few of the selections include President George Washington and abolitionist and author Frederick Douglass.

Does the Biden family corruption go straight to the top? House Oversight Chairman Jim Comer (R-KY) weighs in on the latest developments in regard to alleged bribery schemes between the Biden family and foreign entities.

Ben sits down with former Secretary of the Interior in the Trump Administration David Bernhardt to discuss his new book, 'You Report to Me: Accountability for the Failing Administrative State.'