The Daily Carry Podcast

Episode 98 of The Daily Carry Podcast marks the final installment of our Gubernatorial Shootout Series with Colorado gubernatorial candidate Barb Kirkmeyer.
In this candid conversation, Barb discusses her campaign, the strengths she brings to the race, her thoughts on the other candidates competing for governor, and her vision for Colorado's future.
We also asked a unique question: with investigative journalist Nick Shirley coming to Colorado later this month, where should he begin if he wants to investigate fraud, waste, or corruption? Barb's answer sparked one of the most interesting discussions of the entire series.
Don't miss the conclusion of the Gubernatorial Shootout Series.
As always, we close the episode in prayer, asking for wisdom, discernment, and faithful leadership for Colorado and our nation.
"But let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream." - Amos 5:24 (ESV)

In Episode 97 of the Daily Carry Podcast, we tackle some of the biggest headlines and most controversial conversations of the week.
We start with the Los Angeles mayoral election and growing concerns surrounding mail-in ballots, election integrity, and whether the system is as transparent as the public deserves. We break down the questions being raised and why so many people remain skeptical.
Next, we discuss the upcoming White House 250 UFC event and the surprising makeup of the fight card, with only a little over half of the fighters being American. We also dive into the controversy surrounding Sean Strickland and reports that he was banned from the event, examining claims surrounding his past comments and the broader debate over free speech, political narratives, and public image.
Then we turn our attention to Steven Spielberg's upcoming alien film, Disclosure Day, and the fascinating marketing angle being discussed around the movie. Spielberg positions the film in a way he thinks will get viewers to rethink fundamental questions about God, creation, and the possibility of other intelligent beings.
From there, the conversation goes much deeper.
We examine how modern culture repeatedly recycles themes that trace back to Scripture. Whether it's movies, science fiction, ancient religions, mythology, or modern storytelling, we discuss why so many narratives seem to echo concepts first found in the Bible. Could the latest wave of UFO and alien fascination simply be another retelling of ideas humanity has wrestled with for thousands of years?
If the Bible truly is the foundational source text that has influenced civilizations, stories, and worldviews throughout history, what happens when new narratives attempt to challenge it? And do those challenges ultimately end up pointing right back to the same source?
We close the episode with prayer and a reminder to keep our eyes fixed on truth regardless of the headlines, controversies, or cultural trends of the day.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." - Ephesians 6:12 (KJV)

Colorado’s gubernatorial race is heating up, and we’ve now had the unique opportunity to spend time with all three major Republican candidates.
 
In Episode 96 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the recent debate, discuss our firsthand interactions with Victor Marx, Scott Bottoms, and Barb Kirkmeyer, and announce the final installment of our Gubernatorial Shootout Series coming next week with Barb Kirkmeyer.
 
This conversation isn’t about endorsements. It’s about understanding the candidates beyond the headlines.
 
We discuss:
• What stood out about each candidate
• Strengths and concerns voters should consider
• Recent controversies and the questions that still need answers
• How each candidate approaches leadership, public safety, faith, and the future of Colorado
• Why the upcoming Barb Kirkmeyer interview may be one of the most important conversations in the series
 
Whether you’re already decided or still making up your mind, this episode is designed to help you think critically, ask better questions, and stay informed as Colorado prepares for a pivotal election.
 
As always, we end the episode with prayer.
 
"Test all things, hold fast to what is good." - Thessalonians 5:21
 
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Episode 95 of The Daily Carry Podcast continues our Gubernatorial Shootout Series with Scott Bottoms.
In this wide-ranging and controversial conversation, Bottoms discusses allegations of corruption inside Colorado government, calls for a complete change of direction in the state, and outlines his plans to audit agencies, eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse, and restore accountability.
The conversation takes a dramatic turn when Bottoms shares strong criticism of fellow gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx, accusing him of being unfit for office and stating he would not support Marx if he wins the Republican primary. Bottoms goes so far as to say he would instead vote for Greg Lopez as an independent candidate.
This episode is one of the most candid and confrontational interviews of the series.
As always, we end the episode with prayer.
"When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn." - Proverbs 29:2 (KJV)

In Episode 94 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we tackled some of the hardest conversations facing America today.
We talked about how Memorial Day has shifted from honoring fallen service members to glorifying criminals and influencers. We discussed racism, division, and the spiritual decay tearing through our culture.
We also covered the tragic story of an 18-year-old Colorado mother who lost her life after a botched abortion, and the silence surrounding stories like hers.
Most importantly, we talked about the only true hope for this country and this generation: Jesus Christ. No politics. No fake outrage. Just truth, conviction, and prayer.
As always, we ended the episode with prayer.
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” - John 1:5

In Episode 93 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we sit down with Jon Vaala, a retired Colorado EOD police officer and bomb squad veteran who responded to some of the most horrific scenes imaginable, including the Aurora Theater Massacre.
Jon gives a firsthand account of what it was like walking into the theater that night: the chaos, the threat of explosives, the overwhelming horror, and even the smell that still stays with him years later.
But this conversation goes far beyond one tragic night.
We also dive into the growing global issue of violent criminals being repeatedly released back onto the streets by weak judicial systems, activist policies, and soft-on-crime leadership. From judges handing out minimal consequences to repeat offenders, to the devastating impact these failures have on innocent families and communities, we ask the hard question:
At what point do broken systems and irresponsible decisions share responsibility for the bloodshed that follows?
We also discuss:
• The Marine killed by a repeat criminal in Wilmington, North Carolina
• The tragic case of Henry Nowal in the UK
• Media narratives vs reality
• Law enforcement frustrations behind the scenes
• The psychological toll first responders carry for life
• Why accountability matters at every level of society
This is a raw, emotional, and unfiltered conversation about evil, justice, trauma, and the systems meant to protect the innocent.
As always, we end the episode sharing faith and prayer.
"There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28
 

America didn’t change overnight… but looking back, the warning signs were everywhere.
In this episode we react to the viral map charting gay marriage acceptance across the U.S., discuss how cultural “boundary probing” keeps escalating over time, unpack the disturbing trans-related family murder case making headlines, and revisit the terrifying stroller clip that shocked millions online.
We also dive into Josh Howerton’s response to Theo Von’s powerful reflections on faith, healing, and whether people sometimes cling to brokenness because healing would fundamentally change who they are. Culture, politics, faith, and viral chaos, all in one episode.
“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness…” - Isaiah 5:20

In Episode 91 of the Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the current Colorado gubernatorial race and share our firsthand experiences with the candidates shaping the future of the state.
We discuss:
Our interactions with gubernatorial candidates
Why division inside the party could cost conservatives everything
A plea for unity, leadership, and focusing on shared values
Thoughts on Victor Marx and a recap of last week’s powerful conversation
Insights on Scott Bottoms and what to expect from next week’s episode
Discussion around Barbara Kirkmeyer and the direction of the race
This episode is less about political theater and more about the future of Colorado, honest conversations, and what it’s going to take to move forward together.
If you care about Colorado politics, conservative unity, and real dialogue this is an episode you don’t want to miss.Subscribe for weekly conversations on culture, leadership, faith, politics, and everyday carry.
In Episode 91 of the Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the current Colorado gubernatorial race and share our firsthand experiences with the candidates shaping the future of the state.
We discuss:
Our interactions with gubernatorial candidates
Why division inside the party could cost conservatives everything
A plea for unity, leadership, and focusing on shared values
Thoughts on Victor Marx and a recap of last week’s powerful conversation
Insights on Scott Bottoms and what to expect from next week’s episode
Discussion around Barbara Kirkmeyer and the direction of the race
This episode is less about political theater and more about the future of Colorado, honest conversations, and what it’s going to take to move forward together.
If you care about Colorado politics, conservative unity, and real dialogue this is an episode you don’t want to miss.Subscribe for weekly conversations on culture, leadership, faith, politics, and everyday carry.
"And if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand." - Mark 3:25

Welcome to Episode 90 of The Daily Carry Podcast and the first installment of the Gubernatorial Shootout Series.
In this episode of Shoot N’ Pod, we hit the range with Victor Marx for a full day of shooting, gear talk, and conversation about the future of Colorado.
We discussed:
• Daily carry setups and firearm preferences
• Colorado’s rising crime issues
• Victor’s plan to address crime if elected governor
• Law enforcement and public safety
• How he says he would approach the other candidates if he loses the primary
• Why unity matters more than division moving forward
This series is designed to give Colorado voters a chance to hear directly from candidates in a different environment, less scripted, more real, but still leaning into the conversations that matter.
Whether you agree or disagree politically, our goal is simple: Ask honest questions, have real conversations, and push toward a better future for Colorado.
Big thanks to Victor for spending the day with us.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, For they shall be called sons of God.” - Matthew 5:9 NKJV

In this episode of The Daily Carry Podcast, we walk through some of the most serious allegations currently circulating and give space for real answers, real context, and real evidence.
This is not a hit piece. This is not a platform for blind defense. This is direct questions, asked clearly, without dodging, and without distortion.
 
We cover:
• The core of Candace Owens’ claims
• Questions surrounding public controversies
• The Charlie Kirk timeline and relationship
• ATF and weapons-related accusations
• Fold AR messages and context
• ATP operations and impact claims
• Financial transparency and structure
• Personal history, credibility, and documentation
• Military service and credentials
 
Our goal is simple: What’s true? What’s not? What can actually be proven? We believe truth doesn’t need to be protected, it needs to be revealed.
And in a time where narratives move faster than facts, conversations like this matter more than ever. Watch the full episode, weigh the responses, and come to your own conclusions.
 
“Test all things; hold fast what is good.” - 1 Thessalonians 5:21 (NKJV)