In this episode, we discuss the malevolent incompetence of California's elected officials and bureaucrats. They cause so many of this state's problems, and then they turn around and lie to your face, always blaming climate change or their political rivals or Donald Trump. Clearly, things have gone off the rails in California, but when will voters recognize how bad it's gotten -- and that this once-great state needs major change? Is it bad enough yet? After the disastrously managed Southern California fires, has California hit rock bottom?

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Welcome to 2025! It's already been a crazy year, and we're just getting started. In this episode, I discuss the literal and figurative fires that are currently threatening Los Angeles. What must be done to turn things around in this city (and the rest of California)?

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In this episode, we discuss results from the 2024 election nationally and at the state level. Here in California, there were some encouraging results; analyzing these results might help us make progress in restoring sanity to this state in the near future.

Californians are sick of being abused by their state government, politicians, and bureaucrats. It's time to build momentum and focus on the things that we can realistically change right now. Together we can thwart Gavin Newsom's delusional presidential ambitions.

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In this special Election Eve episode, I go through the ballot propositions in California, as well as some of the state races here. I also discuss the incredibly important national election, and why I believe it is imperative to vote for Donald Trump -- and AGAINST Kamala Harris. The choice is obvious; which way, America?

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In this episode of the California Liberty Project podcast, host Greg speaks with Mark Meckler, a prominent constitutional activist and co-founder of Convention of States. They discuss the Article 5 process, the need for a convention to propose amendments to limit federal power and overspending, and the importance of term limits. Mark explains the current status of the Convention of States initiative, the challenges of engaging liberal states, and the potential for significant amendments, including repealing the 16th and 17th Amendments. The conversation also touches on the implications of military spending and the upcoming election, highlighting the shifting political landscape.

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In this episode of the California Liberty Project podcast, I talk with returning guest Edward Ring to discuss pressing issues in California, including the implications of rent control through Prop 33, the potential impact of Prop 36 on crime deterrence, and the effects of crime on immigrant communities and all Californians. We also delve into the abortion debate, highlighting moral considerations and the need for honest dialogue on these contentious topics. We discuss the intersection of politics, ideology, and environmentalism, particularly in the context of California's disastrous energy policies. The discussion emphasizes the importance of free-market innovation in energy solutions and the potential for California to lead by example in “sustainable” practices while addressing economic needs.

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In this episode of the California Liberty Project podcast, I speak with energy expert Mike Umbro (Californians for Energy & Science) about the current state of California's energy policies, the positive economic impact of the oil and gas industry, and the challenges and opportunities for the “energy transition” in the state. We discuss the historical significance of oil and gas in California, the implications of current policies, and the need for a more pragmatic approach to energy production and investment. Greg bemoans the lack of a free market in energy, and Mike emphasizes the importance of educating the public about the realities of energy production and the potential for innovation in the industry.

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In this episode of the California Liberty Project, Greg discusses various pressing issues in #California politics with returning guest Mike Netter. They delve into Gavin Newsom's political strategies, the special legislative session, the apathy of voters, the management of water and electricity, the homelessness crisis, and the implications of California's #energy policies. The conversation emphasizes the need for political engagement and action among Californians in order to address these challenges and reclaim their state from incompetent, malicious governance.

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