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The Boomer Effect
by The Boomer Effect with Jerry and Rose
“The Boomer Effect” takes a look at generations that came before and after us in an effort to understand our differences and establish common ground. All durable and long-lasting civilizations have one thing in common; they respect the wisdom of their elders and do not mock it. Yes Boomers made mistakes- but we got a lot right as well. Part of getting it right is extending what we've learned to Generation Z, and Millennials. The great depression gave us a post World War II generation of adults determined to give their children everything that they didn't have. Maybe that was a mistake...
Episodes
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Did Algorithms Kill the Social in Social Media?
Social media was supposed to bring us closer. Instead, algorithms may be pushing us further apart. On this episode of The Boomer Effect, Jerry and Rose sit down with Jeff Dornik, founder and CEO of Pickax, to examine how social media has evolved from a tool for connecting with family and friends...
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Trump Action: Ending Burdensome Energy Regs
Jerry and Rose are joined by Emily Greene Brey, PA State Director for Americans for Prosperity. When finding a solution to the affordability crisis, the first step is to figure out what makes life less affordable. The next step is to eliminate it. That’s what the Trump administration is doing by...
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Success Leaves Clues: Family Business Strategy
Joining a family business can sound like an easy path—but anyone who's lived it knows it's anything but. In this episode of The Boomer Effect, Jerry and Rose sit down with Ryan Brown, Head of Sales and General Counsel at M&O Marketing, to discuss what it really means to become the second…
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Capt. Jerry Coffee: Faith Beyond Survival in the Hanoi Hilton
What gives a man the strength to endure more than seven years as a prisoner of war—and come home with his faith, hope, and love of country intact? In this powerful episode of The Boomer Effect, Jerry and Rose welcome Susan Page Coffee, founder of Beyond Survival and widow of the late Navy Captain...
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The Rise of the Liberty Loving Latino
For decades, Americans have been told that Hispanic voters belong in one political camp. But according to author, broadcaster, and Newsmax host Chris Salcedo, that narrative is rapidly changing. In this episode of The Boomer Effect, Chris discusses his new book, The Rise of the Liberty-Loving...
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Leaving a Legacy, Not a Burden
Most people spend a lifetime building financial security, caring for their families, and planning for retirement. But what happens when an unexpected illness, nursing home stay,or long-term care need threatens everything you've worked to achieve? In this episode of The Boomer Effect, we sit down...
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The Hidden Cost of Public Schools: William Henson on EROI
Public schools are costing more than you think… and the results might shock you. Public education is one of the nation’s largest taxpayer-funded expenses—but are we getting our money’s worth? On this episode, William Henson, President Emeritus of CristoRey Brooklyn High School, introduces the...
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America's Great Parking Scam
Millions of Americans park legally every day—and still get fined. Why? Because parking enforcement has quietly transformed into a billion-dollar, app-driven extraction system, with confusing signs, mandatory digital contracts, hidden fees, and little oversight. In this episode, Kerry Lutz,...
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Modern Dating Sucks: A Matchmaker’s Guide to Finding Love
Modern dating is broken… and it’s time to fix it. This Women’s History Month, Jackie Dorman, CEO of Last Year Single® and author of Modern Dating Sucks, shows women how to escape swipe fatigue, date intentionally, and find love with purpose. From healing past patterns to identifying...
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Empowering Citizen Journalists
The media monopoly is crumbling—and the future of journalism may be in your hands. On this episode, Sam Anthony, founder of YourNews Media, shares how he’s empowering thousands of independent, citizen journalists to report on their communities, bypass corporate-controllednarratives, and restore...
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Don’t Give Up: Morality, AI, and the Fight to Stay Human
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world at a pace fewpeople fully understand. But while much of the public debate focuses on innovation and efficiency, a deeper question is emerging: Who is guiding the moral direction of this technology? In this episode, award-winning educator…
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Morality, AI, and the Fight to Stay Human
Today’s guest is Kay Rubacek —an award-winning educator, filmmaker, author, and mother whose life and work have consistently centered on the importance of truth, courage, and human dignity. Kay’s perspective on freedom and morality isn’t theoretical. In2001, she was detained in a Chinese prison…
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Is Canada Turning Away From America? The Trade War No One’s Talking About
For decades, Canada and the United States have been among the closest economic partners in the world. But that relationship may be quietly changing. Kenneth Rapoza, Industry Analyst and China Watcher at the Coalition for a Prosperous America says Canada has been strategically aligning itself with...
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Healthcare at Home: The Fight Over Who Decides Your Care
America’s healthcare debate usually focuses on insurance premiums and drug prices, but one of the most critical — and vulnerable — parts of the system often goes overlooked: home care. In this episode, Julian Hagmann, Chief Operating Officer of Caring Professionals, Inc., joins the show to…
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Clearing Space for What Matters
What if the clutter in our homes is quietly crowding out our faith, our finances, and our purpose? In this episode, I’m joined by Joshua Becker, Wall Street Journal and USA Today #1 bestselling author and one of the leading voices in the modern simplicity movement. Joshua is the founder of…
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Fighting the Affordability Crisis
Jerry and Rose are joined by Emily Greene Brey, PA State Director for Americans for Prosperity. When finding a solution to the affordability crisis, the first step is to figure out what makes life less affordable. The next step is to eliminate it. That’s what the Trump administration is doing by...
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Lost in Time: Vanishing Wisdom
Are we preserving wisdom — or just accumulating fragileinformation? Only 1.6% of human history is recorded — and the rest may be lost forever. In this compelling conversation, author and technologist Jack R. Bialik joins us to explore the astonishing discoveries in his book Lost in Time: Our...
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When Kindness Goes Viral
It began with a lost wallet and a stranger whochose to do the right thing. On this episode, Kevin Smith shares theextraordinary story of how one small act of kindness on Good Friday sparked a national ripple effect — leading to viral news coverage, an unexpected partnership with the York County...
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What Zoomer Conservatives Really Think
Who are Gen Z Republicans — really? That’s what Jerry and Rose asked Jesse Arm, VP External Affairs at ManhattanInstitute. We unpack the results of a Manhattan Institute focus group conducted with 20 Gen Z conservatives inNashville, revealing how America’s youngest Republican voters consume news,...
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Transition, Order & Justice: Trump’s Doctrine for Venezuela
Venezuela did not simply fail — it was repurposed. In this episode, political commentator and author Judd Dunning breaks down how Venezuela evolved from authoritarian governance into a fully integrated narco-state,where political power, criminal finance, and coercive force merged to preserve…
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Bridging the Divide:Manchin on Politics, Principles, & People First
In today’s episode, goes solo with former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin for a powerful conversation about his book Dead Center — a book he describes as both a memoir and a manifesto for bringing common sense back to American politics. Manchin shares his concerns about where the Democratic Party is...
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The DEI Rebrand: What’s Really Happening in Higher Ed
Free speech on America’s campuses is under its fiercestpressure in decades — and Tim Minella is on the front lines. A Senior Constitutionalism Fellow at the Goldwater Institute and a key voice behind the Goldwater’s Dismantling DEI podcast, Minella joins the show to expose how DEI bureaucracy is...
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Inside the Writer’s Game: And Real Life Chess Spies
In this episode, we dive into how writing emotionally charged fiction can become a powerful tool for healing. Author and former professor Brad Buchanan opens up about how creating his Cold War–era novel Spy’s Mate becameprofoundly therapeutic during his battle with life-altering illness. He…
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Reviving Our Republic: Why America Must Reform Now
In this episode, Navy veteran and historic preservationist Michael Bedenbaugh joins us to discuss his powerful new book, Reviving Our Republic: 95 Theses for the Future of America. Fed up with empty patriotic posturing and disillusioned by deep-rooted dysfunction in Washington, Bedenbaugh lays…
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Beyond Convenience: The Tyranny Behind Digital IDs
As governments and central banks race to roll out digital IDs and Central Bank Digital Currencies - the promise of convenience and security is masking a much darker agenda. In this explosive episode, we sit down with James Hirsen, a leading voice warning against the rise of state-controlled…
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No More Beardos
In this powerful episode, conservative firebrand Judd Dunning joins us to unpack his Newsmax column “The American Warrior Reborn.” Judd shares why PeteHegseth’s bold transformation of the Department of Defense into the “War Department” is more than just a rebranding — it's a battle plan to…
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Tolerating the Intolerable: The Left’s Descent Into Political Violence
In this episode, Jerry and Rose sit down with political commentator and author Greg Rabidoux, who deliversa stark warning in his latest piece: “What You Don’t Condemn You Tolerate.” He argues that the modern Democratic Party — once the champion of peace and compassion — has morphed into a party...
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Gone is the Golden Age of Housing: What went wrong?
Todd Sheets, Author of "2008: What Really Happened" joins Jerry and Rose. In this episode, we take a walk back through America’s Long Golden Age of housing — a century of stability that spanned from 1897 to 1997. Before the housing bubble and financial crisis, the U.S. housing market worked...
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Burnout Is Not a Badge: Redesign Your Life
Is your life running on autopilot? In this episode, author and life coach Mark Reinisch joins us to talk about his bold new book, The Wellness Ethic: How to Thrive in an Unpredictable World (Where Stupid Things Can Happen). Mark pulls no punches as he dismantles the outdated "work ethic that...
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Beyond The Divide: Reclaiming Dialogue in a Polarized World
We’re living in a time when polarization—political, social, and even personal—is pushing people further apart than ever before. In light of recent events, including the incident involving Charlie Kirk and the broader climate of hostility and division, it’s clear that bridging divides isn’t just...
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AI, Energy, and the Grid: Can the U.S. Keep Up?
Jerry and Rose are joined by James Morrone Jr. - policy analyst at Americans for Prosperity. Democrats are pointing fingers at Republicans overrising energy prices—but is that really where the blame belongs? In this episode, we cut through the noise and expose how anti-energy policies and...
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Homelessness: Obama Fell Short, Trump Cleans Up
Michele Steeb, Author of "Answers Behind the Red Door; Battling the Homeless Epidemic” joins Jerry and Rose.President Obama promised that we would endhomelessness in a decade. Now, 12 years later, homelessness is up almost 35% — the highest level ever recorded in our nation’s history. It’s a...
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Can We Stop Calling Them Democrats Now?
Jerry and Rose welcome bold commentator and author Daniel Greenfield, whose latest book "Domestic Enemies: Can We Stop Calling Them Democrats Now?" takesaim at the radical transformation of the Democratic Party. In this no-holds-barred conversation, Daniel argues that what was once mainstream...
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Health Freedom & Silver Science: Disrupting the System
Entrepreneur and health researcher Jeff Adamsshares his journey from overcoming dyslexia and ADHD to co-founding Micronic Silver—a groundbreaking health innovation. He discusses the $2M biotech smearcampaign against RFK Jr., MAHA's impact on public health reform, and how Micronic Silver offers a...
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Buy American and Build America
The Fight to Bring Manufacturing Home with Don BucknerSr. In this powerful episode, Don, Founder and CEO of MadeInUSA.com, joins Jerry and Rose to explore what truly fuels American prosperity — family-owned manufacturers, the often-overlooked giants of U.S. industry. We dive into the core of what...
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A Memoir of War, Leadership, and Redemption
Step into the mind of a modern American warrior. In Downriver: The Warrior Poet’s Journey, Ryan McDermott—combat veteran, father, and former Wall Street professional—shares his powerful story of leadership in the Iraq War, the emotional scars of battle, and the search for meaning in theaftermath....
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Real Men Don't Go Woke
In this unfiltered episode, Dr. Carle joins Jerry and Rose to tackle one of the most urgent crises of our time: the silent collapse of masculinity. Men today are facing an identity crisis—rising suicide rates, declining life expectancy, plummeting testosterone levels, and increasing isolation....
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Staying Safe in an Unsafe World
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jody Salerno, Host of “Range of Reality” Podcast. We discuss situational awareness — a practical and intuitive approach to personal safety in everyday life. Drawing from her extensive experience, she shares essential safety procedures and situational...
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AI vs. Jobs: Innovation's Greatest Dilemma
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the world around us—reshaping industries, streamlining workflows, and even altering the way we live and interact. AI promises incredible efficiency and innovation.But with this progress comes a pressing question: what happens to the human workforce?...
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Making College Pay
Degrees, Debt & the Job Hunt: In this episode Jerry and Rose are joined by Beth Akers, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, author of “Game of Loans” and “Making College Pay” With a shifting job market, Beth Akers breaks downwhere the real opportunities are—and where they’re…
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Ivy League Illusions: the Slacking Behind the Prestige
Author of “Slacking” Adam Kissel Joins Jerry and Rose Prestige no longer ensures substance at Ivy League schools; students must navigate a maze of shallow, politicized courses to uncover the rare gems of a classical education, exposing the need for academic renewal. With all the news about the...
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What Drives Homicide Trends?
Homicides surged across the U.S. in 2020 and 2021.But what caused the spike—and why were certain cities and demographic group hit the hardest? In this episode, Manhattan Institute fellow Robert VerBruggen explores the complex trends behind America's recent wave of violence. Drawing on a wide…
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Paddle This: Reclaiming Your Life, One Shot at a Time
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Riley Quinn, lawyer, author, and late-diagnosed ADHD warrior, to explore her journey of resilience, reinvention, and rediscovery. Riley shares the raw and relatable story behind her book, “Paddle This: Learning to Cope with Life’s Backhands” — a candid...
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Psychological Powder Keg: Cost of Inaction for Gen Z
Jerry and Rose are joined by Air Force Colonel andCombat Physician Josh McConkey. He is the author of theaward-winning, best-selling book "Be The Weight Behind The Spear.” In this urgent and eye-opening episode, we dive deep into the mental health crisis gripping Gen Z and the psychological…
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Retirees Might Save Your Business—If You Let Them
In today’s volatile economy, inflation is driving up claims costs, market swings are adding uncertainty, and insurance companies are feeling the squeeze. Premiums are rising, hiring is slowing, and achieving growth goals is becoming more difficult under tighter expense controls. But there’s an...
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Embrace Masculinity
Jerry and Rose are joined by Gen Z’r Braeden Sorbo, author of Embrace Masculinity: Lifting Men Up In A World That Pushes Them Down. Braeden is a 23-year-old actor, author, and cultural commentator. Braeden delivers no-nonsense insights on traditional values and pushes back against a culture…
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How AI Is Going To Change Everything
Jerry and Rose are joined by Marc Beckman, authorof Some Future Day: How AI Is Going to ChangeEverything, and the CEO of the award-winning advertising agency, DMA United In a sweeping 409-2 bipartisan vote last night, the House passed the Take It Down Act. For the first time, TikTok, Meta,...
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Moral Foundations and Academic Freedoms
Jerry is joined by Rev. Glen Bayly, Host of the Lions' DenUniversity Report He is an experienced campus ministerwho once served a Chaplain for the Alliance Christian Fellowship at Penn State A critical examination of whether evolutionary theory has been used to justify racist beliefs and…
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The Misconception of The Conservative
Millennial Tiffany Vann, blogger, podcaster, and young blackwoman who feels her mission is to share the conservative party’s values to urban Philadelphia. This is a good time to tell people who “look like her” thatthe part is ok. Meet Tiffany Vann and her co-host Ruth, the powerful voices behind...
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BLEXIT and the State of American Culture
Jerry is joined by Oz Sultan, researcher, strategist and political figure who has worked on interfaith projects and personal data privacy. We're fostering political conversations that avoid the usual vitriol—yet at the same time, we’re seeing an increasing demonization of both religious and...
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“The Boomer Effect” takes a look at generations that came before and after us in an effort to understand our differences and establish common ground. All durable and long-lasting civilizations have one thing in common; they respect the wisdom of their elders and do not mock it. Yes Boomers made mistakes- but we got a lot right as well. Part of getting it right is extending what we've learned to Generation Z, and Millennials. The great depression gave us a post World War II generation of adults determined to give their children everything that they didn't have. Maybe that was a mistake...
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