The Riley Gaines Show

Sage Steele and Riley Gaines discuss sports, culture, politics, and more, touching on topics like the NFL's Pride messaging, sports politics, and media backlash. They also explore parenting, criticism, and "unfollow" culture, while reacting to political issues. Tune in for episodes every Tuesday and Friday.

Riley Gaines examines James Talarico and Democrats' portrayal of him as a moderate voice in Texas. She argues Talarico's past comments and policies contradict this image. The episode covers his views on faith, gender, abortion, and race. Riley discusses Ken Paxton, the 2026 GOP primaries, and the role of faith in politics, suggesting a divide between voters and "radical" candidates.

Erin Hawley and Riley Gaines explore issues around abortion pills, FDA regulations, and the future of the pro-life movement. They discuss state protections, doctors' conscience rights, and broader topics like motherhood and faith. This conversation is part of a broader dialogue on family and cultural matters.

Rep. Brandon Gill joins The Riley Gaines Show to discuss issues such as wokeness in Washington, women's sports, young conservative voters, term limits, Trey's Law, and the GOP's narrow House majority. They also cover why Democrats haven't moved from woke ideology, congressional hearings, protecting child abuse victims, and how conservatives can reach young Americans effectively.

Brooke Slusser joins Riley Gaines to discuss her experience on the San Jose State women's volleyball team, discovering a teammate was born male, the impact on the season, and her choice to speak out. They explore women's sports debates, Title IX, locker rooms, online backlash, NCAA lawsuits, and Brooke's faith. New episodes of The Riley Gaines Show air Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 AM ET.

In this episode, Riley Gaines questions the reality of cancel culture, examining figures like James Charles and Nicki Minaj. The discussion covers public outrage, apology videos, fan loyalty, and the disparity in recovery from scandals, emphasizing the influence of independent audiences versus institutional acceptance.

Hospitals still send confusing bills months after giving birth, as shared in a viral video. Many face unexplained charges and insurance confusion. On The Riley Gaines Show, I discuss our experience, the high costs of insurance, the need for price transparency, political blame, and a call for Congressional action. New episodes are available on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Xaviaer DuRousseau, once a BLM activist and Marxist, joins Riley Gaines to reveal fake activism, the state of the Right, and his support for Spencer Pratt for LA Mayor. He discusses his time on Netflix, witnessing fraud during the Floyd riots, and critiques Karen Bass's endorsements. Xaviaer and Riley argue Spencer Pratt is LA's hope in the 2026 mayoral race.

Emily Austin joins The Riley Gaines Show to reveal that many Trump-supporting athletes, including NBA players, stay silent due to media pressure. She contrasts this with the UFC's openness. Emily also reacts to Billie Eilish's Grammys speech, criticizes celebrity hypocrisy, discusses DEI in sports, and shares insights on cancel culture, anti-Semitism, and empowering young women in public life.

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders talks with Riley Gaines about her journey from the Trump White House to becoming Arkansas's first female governor. They discuss media shifts, common-sense policies, pro-life issues, school choice, motherhood, phone-free education, women's leadership, and challenges faced by American children.

Michael Knowles joins The Riley Gaines Show discussing political fractures on the right, MAGA's future post-Trump, podcast culture's role in conservative infighting, and faith's resurgence among youth. They explore Catholicism, AI, critical thinking, abortion, Trump's potential second term, the Iran conflict, Charlie Kirk's legacy, and how online discourse divides the right.

Comedian and Fox News host Jimmy Failla discusses the 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner chaos, describing security failures and media hysteria. From shots fired near magnetometers to the evacuation of President Trump and his Cabinet, he shares his account. Failla and Riley also address the viral Karoline Leavitt "shots fired" clip and the shift of late-night comedy into political activism.

California considers AB 2624, potentially criminalizing journalism at immigrant services. Nick Shirley and Riley Gaines expose a $250M fraud cover-up linked to AG Bonta. Concerns arise over the bill's impact on transparency and investigative journalism, with financial troubles also tied to Ilhan Omar.

In this episode of The Riley Gaines Show, Riley shares her honest postpartum fitness routine, how she started training again after baby, and the 5 habits that helped her feel strong, healthy, and like herself again.

President Trump recently said he isn't a "big fan" of Riley after she critiqued a controversial Truth Social post. In this episode, Riley explains why she spoke up, why she refuses to "kiss the ring," and why she still supports the America First.

Nick Freitas, a Green Beret vet, joins Riley Gaines to discuss leaving the GOP and politics. They call out the hypocrisy in politics, from Eric Swalwell's downfall to assaults on journalists. Freitas speaks candidly about the Assembly's toxic culture and how "political fatigue" results from a flawed system, avoiding scripted dialogues for fresh insights.

In this solo episode, Riley explores the "lore" of Ethel Cain-born Hayden Silas Anadönia-and the dark themes of religious trauma and incest that define the project. Riley breaks down the concept of Autogynephilia (AGP), the ongoing "petty" feud with Lana Del Rey, and the dangerous glorification of violence following the murder of a UnitedHealthcare CEO.