Ever feel like political conversations today are just people yelling past each other? What if we could actually listen and engage—without backing down?

In a world where political discussions are often filled with hostility, misinformation, and tribalism, What's the Disagreement? is here to challenge the norm. Three co-hosts—each from different political perspectives—sit down for real, unfiltered conversations.

• Get inside the minds of people you might strongly disagree with—but in a way that makes you think.
• Experience heated, no-holds-barred debates that don’t end in personal destruction, but in a deeper understanding.
• See what happens when people actually talk instead of canceling each other.

Listen now and join the conversation—because political discourse doesn’t have to be an endless shouting match.

Are your political beliefs keeping you trapped in an echo chamber? Discover what’s really driving the divide between left and right.

In a world overwhelmed by divisive rhetoric and polarized opinions, Where’s the Disagreement peels back the layers of political conflict to reveal the deeper truths driving our disconnection. If you're looking to move beyond the noise and explore actionable insights for fostering real dialogue, this is your chance to see both sides with fresh eyes and a critical mind.

Join us every Tuesday and Thursday to:

• Uncover the echo chambers in your mind that make it harder to engage with opposing views and learn how to escape their grip.
• Recognize and challenge biased narratives shaping your worldview.
• Discover actionable strategies for more productive, meaningful conversations across the political divide.

Hit play now to challenge your assumptions and gain fresh perspectives on the issues that matter most.

Explore the political divide in America with discussions that challenge mainstream conservative and liberal media narratives. Dive into left-wing vs. right-wing ideological debates and civil discourse to foster democracy and bridge gaps between Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, Socialists, and Independents. Break echo chambers, tackle political polarization, and find common ground for balanced political debates on issues like elections, healthcare reform, immigration ...