The Trey Gowdy Podcast

Millions endure dizziness and vertigo. Trey talks with neuro-otologist Dr. Habib Rizk about Meniere's disease, hidden symptoms, treatments, lifestyle changes and new hope.

Trey breaks down the Alex Murdaugh retrial, Clerk misconduct fallout, corruption reform, and ranks the greatest crime dramas from The Wire to True Detective.

After Memorial Day, Trey asks whether America still honors fallen heroes through unity, sacrifice, and civil discourse or if division has made us our own enemy.

Trey revisits trust in the DOJ, politics and independence, reflects on his friendship with Sen. Lindsey Graham, and shares insights from The Color of Death sequel.

Bret Baier joins Trey to discuss The Case for America, U.S. history, political division, social media and why America is still worth believing in.

Gas prices are hitting Americans hard. Trey breaks down the geopolitical forces behind pricing, talks ethics with Justice Neil Gorsuch, and shares news on The Color of Death sequel.

Neil Gorsuch joins Trey Gowdy to discuss Heroes of 1776, America's founding ideals, civic education, and the Declaration vs. Constitution.

Key 2026 midterm races that could shift Congress, Supreme Court rulings and why process matters, plus Trey's candid and humorous battle with golf.

Trey breaks down the U.S.-Israel operation against Iran, highlighting the "intelligence silo" in foreign policy, shares quirky law school advice, and backs NCAA Women's March Madness.

"America First" isn't isolationism. Trey says U.S. power-after strikes with Israel that killed Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei-should drive moral leadership, not retreat.

Trey tackles questions on the case that gripped the nation: the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. He discusses the jurisdictional limits of the FBI in local cases and the constitutional necessity of the Grand Jury.

Trey and Eighth Circuit Solicitor David Stumbo discuss South Carolina's legal system, case backlogs, truth in sentencing, judge selection, and his bid for Attorney General.