Denny Bowersox
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Americans are suffering due to problems not being solved and the death of democracy due to politics. Find out what you can do about it. Within these podcast you can find out about is a new hybrid form of democracy and a civil liberties movement.
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A forceful civic call that works best when it moves from complaint to responsibility.
This episode makes a plainspoken civic case: vote, stay informed, stay involved, and keep working toward common ground. The emphasis on truth-telling, collaboration, and public accountability gives it a clear editorial line, and that directness is what carries the piece most…
A blunt civic commentary that pairs a call for unity with sharp, sustained accusations.
Denny Bowersox delivers a hard edged civic rant that pushes for Americans to set aside party labels and pay attention to what is happening around them.
Manoush Zomorodi turns TED Talks into themed, multi-guest explorations of science and society.
Daily TED and TEDx talks hosted by Elise Hu, spanning science, psychology, and creativity.
Two hosts revisit one film, show, or book a week, plus long personal tangents.
Lawfare's weekly panel turns Supreme Court rulings and war-powers fights into legal debate.
This episode discusses how America's deteriorating culture is harming children's mental health, with parents urged to lead change against radical tactics and political polarization.
This podcast segment discusses how political polarization and lack of transparency in the U.S.
This podcast segment discusses the challenges of parenting in 2026, highlighting external influences and proposing a new approach to make it easier and improve children's lives.
This segment discusses how corrupt media spreads misinformation and bias to influence public opinion, polarize Americans, and undermine trust in government and law enforcement.
This podcast segment discusses radical politicians in Congress encouraging military personnel to disobey illegal orders, questioning their motives and highlighting the potential dangers to national security.
This podcast segment emphasizes the importance of Americans voting and actively communicating with elected officials to address critical national issues like crime, inflation, and government dysfunction.
This episode argues that American youth must lead the effort to overcome political polarization and restore freedom by addressing systemic issues like government dysfunction, corruption, and social divisions.
This episode discusses the causes of government shutdowns, attributing them to political dysfunction, wasteful spending, and conflicts over budget allocations like the Continuing Resolution.
This episode segment discusses how Americans are categorized based on their beliefs, behaviors, and engagement, influencing their voting, trust in politics, and lifestyle in relation to current issues like immigration and transgender sports.
This episode discusses how Michigan parents can lead in successful parenting by addressing state issues like safety and education to improve their children's lives and prevent negative trends from other states.
This podcast segment contrasts the unity and patriotism seen at the Olympics with the political division and lack of engagement in Congress during the President's address, questioning whether America will choose a hate culture or a unified progressive culture.
Denny Bowersox opens Vote With Power podcast 212 by dividing Americans into three types: people who hate the country, people who are “part-time,” and “full-time Americans” who stay informed and involved.
Denny Barsox says voters should judge candidates by results, qualifications, costs, and implementation plans—not campaign rhetoric.
Podcast explores the rising mental health crisis among adolescents and the stress it creates for parents.
This podcast segment discusses how improving listening skills could enhance relationships, productivity, and government functionality by fostering better communication and understanding.
Denny Bowersox of Vote With Power Podcast episode 190 delivers a policy-focused analysis of violent crime in America.
Unifying America is not the job of the president—it's for the people to unite with each other.
Denny Bowersox introduces a metaphorical 'new highway' to freedom and discusses obstacles like political polarization and corrupt media, calling for listeners to help build a better democracy.
This episode introduces a new focus on providing free parenting resources and building a community voice to improve society.
Denny Bowersox argues schools should test decision-making, financial management, mental health, and civic skills alongside algebra.
Vote With Power proposes a communication loop to keep voters informed, involved, and engaged.
Denny Bowersox proposes monthly performance reviews to make members of Congress accountable to voters.
Denny Bowersox discusses a new approach to raising successful and happy children by focusing on influence points, goals, skills, and parenting methods.
Denny Bowersox discusses the low literacy and math proficiency rates among American 8th graders, citing government statistics.