Rob Standridge, Here I Go Again
I know, some days you wake up and think the world has gone mad; I am right there beside you with a roll of duct tape. But then we find ourselves flying down the hill of life seemingly with no time to worry about the craziness around us, but we must. It is actually easier than you think just to say, "This is not right", and let's start fixing it.
This podcast is part biography — primarily about my guests — part politics, part family, with a hefty dose of entertainment. As serious as life gets — and our current downslide as a culture is definitely serious — we must approach life with a good, happy spirit, and as we stand up to those who wish to tear us down, we must do so with a smile.
Join me —let me know what you think —and maybe one day you'll join us in our conversation. God bless.
Episodes
Mar 8, 2026
Mar 8, 2026
56 min
If you want to learn about our founding history and more, you have come to the right podcast. Enjoy this hour-long conversation with my good David Barton, the most highly regarded originalist historian of our founding era. Join me as we discuss everything from the modern movement to put In God We Trust (our motto) on government buildings, the Jefferson Bible, Freemasonry, and our founders, and much more. I hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoy every time I visit with David about our heritage.
Feb 20, 2026
Feb 20, 2026
1 hr 27 min
Join me for a great conversation with my friend and patriot, Mark Meckler. We will cover a lot of great information, from Mark's national leadership in the Tea Party Movement to now leading the Citizens for Self-Governance, whose mission is to rein in an out-of-control federal government. From Term Limits to a Balanced Budget, Mark shares years of wisdom and knowledge, and shows us what we currently use our Constitution, a 3000 page tome full of court interpretations of our Constitution that sometimes agree with our founders but often miss the mark.
Feb 9, 2026
Feb 9, 2026
1 hr 11 min
Join me for a great conversation with my friend and Congressman Josh Brecheen. We discuss how he got into politics, his friendship and mentorship with Dr. Coburn, his time in the FFA, his battle in the Oklahoma State Senate to remove Common Core, and we conclude with a great discussion on our Constitution and how our founders intended us to use Article V of the US Constitution to rein in a tyrannical federal government