The Greatness Conversation

AJ Rice, president and CEO of Publius PR, appeared on the Greatness Conversation Podcast to discuss his new book, "The White Privilege Album," the use of comedy to talk about progressive "wokeness," and the future of what society looks like for younger generations.AJ is the editor in chief of the Publius National Post, and the author of the new bestseller, the White Privilege Album, Bringing Racial Harmony to Very Fine People on Both Sides. He also writes as a columnist for over thirty national media outlets that include Investor's Business Daily, The Hill, Epoch Times, Newsmax, PJMedia, American Greatness, Townhall.com, TheBlaze.com, RealClearMarkets, and the Washington Examiner.

Ned Ryun, founder of American Majority, joined the Greatness Conversation to discuss his new book, "American Leviathan: The Birth of the Administrative State and Progressive Authoritarianism."Ryun is founder and CEO of American Majority, an advocacy organization that wants to "put in place new conservative grassroots political infrastructure." Ryun previously created Generation Joshua, a civics education program, was appointed to the 1776 Commission by former President Donald Trump, and is a former writer for President George W. Bush. Ryun lives with his wife and four children in Virginia.

American Greatness contributor Stephen B. Young joins The Greatness Conversation Podcast to discuss: His thoughts on the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz's trips and apparent affinity for Maoist China. His research and work on behalf of the concept of Moral Capitalism and his involvement with The Caux Roundtable. Young is the Global Executive Director of the Caux Round Table for Moral Capitalism (CRT). Young has published Moral Capitalism and The Road to Moral Capitalism, two well-received books written as a guide to implement the CRT ethical and socially responsible Principles for Business. In her 2008 book, The Difference Makers, Professor Sandra Waddock listed Young among the 23 persons who created the corporate social responsibility movement.

In this episode of "The Greatness Conversation Podcast," host Leyla Gulen interviews Steve Cortes, founder of the American League of Workers. The discussion revolves around the concept of greatness, both on an individual level and as a nation. Cortes emphasizes the need for the United States to regain its trajectory towards national greatness by creating systems that allow individuals to reach their highest aspirations. He criticizes the current state of American cities, particularly Chicago, highlighting the decline in safety and quality of life. He also touches on the impact of failed border policies, high energy costs, and inflation on the American economy. He advocates for strong leadership and outlines his vision for a renewed America, with a focus on controlling the border, unleashing American energy, and revitalizing cities.  The conversation also delves into the upcoming elections, where Cortes expresses his support for Donald Trump and discusses the potential implications of a Kamala Harris presidency.