Faith, family and country are what define Mike Slater. On every episode of True Story, Mike speaks to the conservative heart by focusing on the 5 values that most inspire a virtuous life: curiosity, gratitude, hope, zest and love. Where other hosts may use anger, frustration and hopelessness to cover events, Mike tells stories that connect to eternal principles and conservative values. If you want a more intellectual approach to the issues of the day without the same old talking points, tune in to “True Story” every weekday at 11am ET.
Not a day goes by that something or someone isn’t canceled, here in woke America. It’s become so absurd that corporations and companies are pre-canceling products, personnel, and promotional campaigns. Cancel Culture is a cancer and it has metastasized, infecting every institution in America: your family, education, media, the church, sports, thought, and speech. But, armed with moral courage, we can resist and reverse this insidious trend. Join Mike and his cohort of anti-cancel crusaders!
What are some of the wokest schools in America and why do parents continue to send their kids there? Mike Slater has the true story. Mike also speaks with an expert who makes the case that price gouging may actually be a good thing. Plus, a can’t miss cancel culture story from a well-known comedian and food connoisseur.
What is the true story about moral courage and how does it relate to today’s woke world? Mike Slater catches up with Dr. Gad Saad to discuss. Mike also dives into President Biden’s ongoing crisis at the southern border. Plus, a veteran running for Congress against Maxine Waters states his case.
Mike Slater has everything you need to know as the George Floyd trial gets underway with jury selection. Will the officers be found guilty and if so, for what? Mike also celebrates a belated International Women’s Day by explaining how the holiday actually has communist ties. Plus, the true story from a college student who has been cancelled for doing journalism against his university.
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