From the Kitchen Table: The Duffys

Sean and Rachel sit down to analyze the state of the race as they see it and why they believe former President Trump's campaign strategy is working better than Vice President Harris'.

CEO of Carolina Coops Matt DuBoise joins Sean to give the rundown on all things chickens, including the benefits you reap from them, how he got Rachel to face her chicken fear, and how you can start your own chicken journey.

BlazeTV Podcast 'Relatable' Allie Beth Stuckey joins Rachel to discuss how she covers this complex topic in her new book, 'Toxic Empathy: How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion,' and how people can approach current events through a biblical lens.

Sean and Rachel look back at their conversation with farmer, lecturer, and author Joel Salatin, who discusses the recent boom in people leaving cities to live on homesteads and why he believes farm-based communities are the future of the country.

Sean and Rachel's looks back on their conversation with their daughter Evita Duffy-Alfonso about how Gen Z's continued trend of romanticizing everyday life is actually a form of rejecting postmodernism and the idea that life has no meaning.

Making the most of Halloween can be tricky when prices are the spookiest thing about the season. But have no fear, Sean and Rachel revisit some of their advice about how to have a great Halloween without breaking the bank!

Today, Sean and Rachel revisit their conversation about an Ohio State University study that revealed having more siblings decreases your likelihood of getting divorced later in life.

Sean and Rachel joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Will Cain and The Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt to break down what happened at last night's VP debate and how much of an impact the debate could have with only weeks until Election Day.

It seems like young people are casually dating more and marrying less. However, it's never too late to find your person. Sean and Rachel are revisiting one of their favorite Q and A's that explores the timeless question: What do women really want?

Sean has a one-on-one chat with his daughter and host of the podcast 'Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita' Evita Duffy-Alfonso to break down the political division splitting the country becoming increasingly notable among Gen Z voters.

Sean and Rachel revisit their conversation with author Arthur Brooks as they discuss the science behind happiness, why the nation is facing what Arthur calls a 'deficit of love', and how people can find light when the world feels inescapably dark.

The past few weeks have been crazy, from a second assassination attempt on former President Trump to claims that Haitian immigrants in Ohio were eating pets. Rachel sits down with former NFL player Jack Brewer to discuss his thoughts on both matters.

Today, Sean and Rachel sit down to dissect the 'TODAY' article by Gesche Haas about whether parents should be given one night a week to completely 'take off' from parenting and their thoughts on it as employed parents of nine.

Sean and Rachel revisit their conversation on what key qualities young men should work toward that will benefit them mentally, emotionally, and physically, giving them the best chance of meeting a great woman.

Today, Goya's CEO Bob Unanue joins Sean and Rachel to discuss why he believes rediscovering the value of faith, family, and work could be the key to rediscovering purpose in America.

After the last debate drastically impacted the campaign trail, what kind of waves could the one on September 10th cause? Sean and Rachel weigh in on this and more, including how the presidential candidates will do facing off for the first time.

Rachel sits down with her daughter Evita Duffy-Alfonso to discuss how this fake relationship debate over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may further wake Americans up to the fact the media and other powerful institutions don't always prioritize the truth.

As summer wraps up, a new season is coming with endless opportunities for new beginnings. That's why Rachel and Sean are revisiting their conversation on all things relationships, so you can make this autumn a season of new connections and tighter bonds!

This Labor Day weekend, how can we make sure we're getting the most out of our loving relationships? Sean and Rachel lay out the six key ingredients that will guarantee your relationship has what it takes to go the distance.

Sean and Rachel react to the one-on-one with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and share their thoughts on ensuring that kitchen tables around the country are safeguarded from hazardous foods.

Co-Founder of TrueMed Calley Means joins Sean and Rachel to share how he believes big government institutions are leading the charge in poisoning the food industry and the environment.

Sean and Rachel sit down to examine how Vice President Harris addressed issues like immigration and why they're impressed at the Harris-Walz campaign's ability to create so much momentum from campaign ads and textbook propaganda techniques.

How can Americans win the war against 'big food'? Sean and Rachel revisit a conversation with former Coca-Cola executive and co-founder of TrueMed Calley Means to discuss.

The Duffys invite the First Lady's Former Press Secretary, Michael LaRosa to share his unique POV and discuss why they believe Democratic enthusiasm is being driven by a new ticket, not VP Kamala Harris or her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.