The Daily Carry Podcast

Databases, Borders, and the Battle for Colorado

In Episode 67 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the SAVE Act and what it really means for federal power and voter integrity. We dive into the role of Islam in modern political discourse, unpack the British database scandal and the dangers of centralized data control, and bring it home with a hard look at the ongoing fight for Colorado. From surveillance to sovereignty, this episode connects the dots on where liberty stands, and what comes next.
 
"Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21

Levon Stilson on the Fight For Colorado, National Issues, and Personal Responsibility

This episode of The Daily Carry Podcast features Levon Stilson, Colorado U.S. Senate District 11 Candidate, as we explore the bigger national issues shaping our country and how they connect to the 2026 Colorado Political race. The conversation moves from politics to practical action, focusing on participation, readiness, and personal responsibility. As always, we wrap everything up by concluding with with prayer.
Find more information about Levon here: https://stilson4colorado.com/
Also, Levon has a launch party for his campaign coming up Sunday the 15th at 3PM. Text 719-231-4313 to for details and to RSVP

Sheriff Jason Mikesell on National Unrest, Epstein Files, and Colorado

In Episode 65 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we’re joined by Sheriff Jason Mikesell, law enforcement leader and 2026 Colorado Gubernatorial candidate, for a wide-ranging and timely conversation.
We break down the major issues facing the country right now, from the release of the Epstein files to growing protests, unrest, and rising tensions nationwide. From there, the discussion turns back home to Colorado, where the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Sheriff Mikesell lays out why the 2026 Colorado Governor’s race is critical, what’s at risk for public safety, constitutional rights, and the future direction of the state, and why leadership matters now more than ever.
This is a candid, no-nonsense conversation you won’t want to miss.

Senate Candidate Teddy Collins on ICE, Gear, and Colorado’s Future

In Episode 64 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we sit down with Teddy Collins, Colorado Senate candidate, to talk about what’s happening both nationally and right here at home. We dive into the case of Alex Pretti, the role of ICE, and the real challenges facing Colorado as immigration, enforcement, and public safety continue to dominate the conversation.
Beyond politics, Teddy gets into his daily carry philosophy, preferred gear, and the tactics and mindset that matter when it comes to personal responsibility and preparedness. This episode blends faith, policy, practical experience, and everyday carry discussions for anyone paying attention to the direction Colorado, and the country, is headed.

Rep. Max Brooks and the State of Colorado

In Episode 63 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we’re joined by Colorado House Representative Max Brooks to talk about the current state of Colorado, local issues shaping Castle Rock, and how decisions at the Capitol ripple down to everyday life. From growth and governance to community concerns, this episode takes a grounded look at where Colorado is, and where it’s headed.

Division and the Cost of Silence

In Episode 62 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the headlines and the heart issues behind them. From Trump’s reported access to Greenland to the growing tension between the left and the right, we discuss how corrupt communication fuels division, and why unity requires truth, courage, and clarity. We dive into daily carry gear, situational awareness, and preparedness, while calling good men to stand against evil rather than remain silent. As always, we lean into faith, because real solutions start with strong foundations and honest communication.

Protests, Price Gouging, and the Only Real Answer

In Episode 61 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the latest protests making headlines, from the church protest to the Target protest, and discuss what they reveal about the state of our culture. We also talk about Walmart overcharging for ham and what everyday injustices say about bigger systemic issues. In a world full of outrage, confusion, and corruption, we point back to the one truth that never changes: the only real answer is Jesus.

Victor Marx on Faith, Freedom, and the Fight for Colorado

Victor Marx joins us on The Daily Carry Podcast to discuss the fight for Colorado and the deeper spiritual and cultural battles behind it. This episode explores how faith, conviction, and action intersect in today’s climate, and why now is the time to engage, lead, and protect what matters most.

On the Edge: Minnesota, ICE, Protests, Faith, and Preparation

We’re living in intense times, from Minnesota’s explosive protests over an ICE shooting to a nation grappling with deep societal divisions. In Episode 59, we tackle what’s really happening on the streets and in the culture: the threat of escalating conflict, the importance of thoughtful preparation, the value of smart training, and the power of building community rooted in biblical hope. We also share encouragement from the standpoint of Faith and practical steps for readiness without fear. Plus: a preview of the next episode with guest Victor Marx, where we’ll dive into preparedness from a Colorado perspective and what it means to stand strong in uncertain seasons.
(Protests nationwide have followed the killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent, sparking rallies and debate about law enforcement, civil rights, and federal authority.)

ICE, Renee Good & the Voices That Divide Us

In this episode we unpack the tragic shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis by an ICE agent and explore the broader forces that shaped it, from political rhetoric and broken systems to a culture of division that pits citizens against law enforcement.
We discuss the heightened tensions created by messaging about law enforcement and how that can influence both officers’ mindset in the field and protestors’ expectations about attention-grabbing confrontations. Instead of pointing fingers at a single individual, we look at how society, political leaders, violent media narratives, and systemic failures all play a role in cultivating hate over love.
Ultimately, we point to Jesus as the one true answer for healing a fractured world, because Jesus loves Renee Good just as deeply as He loves the ICE agent involved in the shooting.