The Tara Show

In this high-stakes episode, we cover mounting international and domestic tensions as Iran boldly defies nuclear restrictions, refusing Trump’s demands to end uranium enrichment—while the U.S. weighs its next move. Back home, California faces a federal showdown over transgender athletes in girls’ sports, risking major funding cuts. Meanwhile, beneath the headlines, surprising economic shifts are taking place: fentanyl seizures plummet, border shelters empty, and wages surge at a near double-digit annualized rate. Is the tide turning in America? This episode digs deep into the politics, policy, and paradoxes shaping our moment.

In this candid conversation, hosts discuss the surprising and often underestimated lifetime expenses of owning pets like dogs, cats, and even exotic animals. From vet bills reaching tens of thousands to the emotional challenges of pet care, learn why owning a furry (or scaly) friend is more than just love and companionship — it’s a serious financial and time commitment. Plus, hear personal stories and insights about the realities behind pet ownership in today’s world.

This episode dives into a disturbing trend of weekly left-wing terror attacks across the U.S. over the past three months, highlighting how mainstream media personalities like Jake Tapper attempt to downplay or deflect these incidents. We examine the origins of this violence, from figures like Luigi Mangione to broader ideological influences rooted in Marxist tactics. The discussion also confronts media bias in framing political violence, the rise of antisemitism within the left, and the failures of political leaders to condemn escalating attacks—while exposing the contradictions in coverage of right-wing extremism. A candid breakdown of the current political climate and the urgent need to recognize and address left-wing violence head-on.

In this explosive episode, we delve into two massive unfolding scandals: the International Olympic Committee's alleged cover-up of male DNA test results for female boxing gold medalists, and a possible NATO-led escalation into direct conflict with Russia. From Olympic controversy involving Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and Chinese Taipei’s Lin Yu-Ting, to leaked tests, censorship in the EU, and extradition threats—nothing is off limits. The episode then pivots to a chilling analysis of recent drone attacks deep inside Russian territory, reportedly carried out with NATO support. Has the U.S. officially entered a kinetic war with Moscow? Why was Trump allegedly left in the dark? And is anyone in the American intel community still keeping the public informed? With insights from Keith Kellogg, Rebecca Koffler, and Steve Bannon, this is a wake-up call few are willing to sound.

Tara and Lee dive into the disturbing story of a Hamas-linked terrorist who injured 16 Americans and nearly carried out a mass shooting—only stopped by a failed gun purchase. They expose how visa overstays, judicial reversals, and policy inaction across multiple administrations allowed this to happen. From the dangers of 2 million known "gotaways" to the Biden administration's alleged open border strategy, they take aim at both Democratic and Republican leadership. Featuring stark commentary on media spin, judicial activism, and national security, this episode delivers an unflinching look at the consequences of ignored immigration enforcement.

On today’s broadcast of Sunrise Carolina, Tara peels back the layers of global hypocrisy and domestic dysfunction. She dives into the Wall Street Journal’s bombshell report revealing Harvard as a training ground for Chinese Communist Party elites, sparking questions about academia’s global allegiances. Tara then scorches the media’s double standard—highlighting how Cory Booker gets a pass for a salute identical to the one that got Elon Musk labeled a Nazi. She tackles the controversial claim that cutting USAID has killed 300,000 people, instead arguing it may have saved lives by halting U.S. funding to enemies like the Taliban and Hamas. With $9.4 billion in Trump-backed spending cuts—targeting NPR, PBS, and foreign aid—heading to Congress, Tara frames it as a litmus test for Republican resolve. Meanwhile, Iran is caught secretly enriching uranium, Poland moves to reject the EU’s migration pact, and the U.S. considers visa sanctions against EU censors. A wild ride through media corruption, foreign policy fail

In this hard-hitting episode, the spotlight is on two seismic weekend events that reveal the deep fractures in U.S. foreign policy and cultural identity. First, a stunning strike on Russia’s bomber fleet—allegedly orchestrated by NATO, not Ukraine—raises alarms about escalating proxy warfare and potential World War III. With conflicting statements from Trump allies and military insiders, listeners are left questioning who’s really in control. Then, the focus shifts to California’s CIF track and field championships, where a transgender athlete’s victories spark outrage and renewed scrutiny over fairness in women’s sports. The episode explores the ideological battles playing out in real time—from Marxist power structures to shifting definitions of gender and oppression. A powerful, no-holds-barred analysis of a weekend that could define America’s future—both abroad and at home.

In this fiery edition of Sunrise Carolina with Joey Hudson, Joey tackles the harrowing attack in Boulder, calling it a “public burning of Jews and their supporters” and tying it directly to U.S. immigration policy failures under the Biden administration. With commentary from Rebecca Heinrichs of the Hudson Institute, the show explores the rise of antisemitism on college campuses, the dangerous normalization of pro-terror rhetoric, and the broader consequences of weak border enforcement. Joey also takes aim at mainstream media—particularly CNN’s Jake Tapper—for what he describes as coordinated efforts to rewrite Democratic history and downplay Biden’s responsibility. From illegal immigration to Hamas propaganda and media manipulation, this episode delivers a sobering look at what Joey calls the “deliberate destruction” of American security and values.

On this explosive episode of Sunrise Carolina with Joey Hudson, the tragic execution-style murder of LaResha Sherrell Thompson by six illegal immigrants ignites fierce criticism of Governor Henry McMaster’s immigration policies. The show connects the brutal crime to broader concerns over sanctuary policies and law enforcement limits in South Carolina. Plus, Joey dives into a controversial weekend in high school sports, where biological males dominated girls’ track championships in multiple states. He frames it all within a Marxist social hierarchy that, he argues, is turning society upside down. This segment pulls no punches, laying political blame and calling for a major shift in leadership ahead of the next gubernatorial race.

In back-to-back fiery segments, Tara exposes the shocking extent of Harvard’s role in training Chinese Communist Party officials, dubbing it their “party school,” and rips into the blatant double standard of the mainstream media—from accusing Elon Musk of a Nazi salute while ignoring Cory Booker’s identical gesture. She dismantles claims surrounding USAID, arguing its defunding may have saved lives rather than cost them, and previews the high-stakes $9.4 billion Trump rescission package targeting NPR, PBS, and foreign aid. With Iran's nuclear lies and EU censorship looming, she reminds listeners what’s really at stake—and even squeezes in a tip for a wild-horse-filled family hike.

Tara dives into a packed hour of sharp political commentary, covering the Wall Street Journal’s expose on Harvard training Chinese Communist Party officials, mainstream media hypocrisy over so-called “Nazi salutes” by Elon Musk and Cory Booker, and growing backlash against USAID's murky global funding. She breaks down the $9.4 billion Trump rescission package hitting Congress, targeting NPR, PBS, and foreign aid. Bonus: nuclear concerns with Iran, EU censorship, and a wholesome tip for a family hike at Grayson Highlands with wild horses.

This fiery segment dives into the Biden administration's handling of the East Palestine disaster, highlighting delayed responses, conflicting health claims, and suppressed warnings of cancer risks. It also tackles media-driven economic pessimism despite improving inflation metrics and discusses the rise of populist movements abroad—particularly in Poland—with comparisons to political tactics used against Donald Trump. A provocative, unapologetic take on government accountability, media bias, and the global political landscape.

On this explosive episode of Sunrise Carolina with Joey Hudson, the tragic execution-style murder of LaResha Sherrell Thompson by six illegal immigrants ignites fierce criticism of Governor Henry McMaster’s immigration policies. The show connects the brutal crime to broader concerns over sanctuary policies and law enforcement limits in South Carolina. Plus, Joey dives into a controversial weekend in high school sports, where biological males dominated girls’ track championships in multiple states. He frames it all within a Marxist social hierarchy that, he argues, is turning society upside down. This segment pulls no punches, laying political blame and calling for a major shift in leadership ahead of the next gubernatorial race.

In this explosive episode of Sunrise Carolina with Joey Hudson, Joey dives deep into a weekend bombshell: nearly $100 billion in taxpayer funds rushed out the door by the Biden administration in just 76 days before Trump took office—an unprecedented green energy giveaway. With insights from Maria Bartiromo's interview with Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Joey breaks down how Democrats funneled money into failing ventures, froze American energy development (especially in Alaska), and crippled domestic oil and gas production. But that’s not all—Joey is stunned by a rare bipartisan moment: Senators Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal backing Trump-style tariffs on China, threatening a 500% import tax if Beijing continues buying oil from Russia. Is this a realignment of U.S. foreign policy? Or political theater? Either way, the implications for energy, AI, and global power dynamics are massive. Strap in—this episode cuts through the noise and exposes what legacy media missed.

This segment of Sunrise Carolina with Joey Hudson examines the disturbing rise in antisemitic violence, including a recent attack in Boulder labeled by some as a terror attack on Jews. Joey highlights the political response, including visa cancellations and criticism of pro-Hamas sentiment on college campuses. Guest Rebecca Heinrichs from the Hudson Institute joins to condemn what she calls “genocidal incitement” and push for campus accountability. Joey also critiques the Biden administration’s immigration policy, arguing that open border strategies have led to national security failures. The episode explores media misinformation around Gaza, the rewriting of Democratic border history, and CNN’s Jake Tapper's controversial role in reframing Biden’s presidency ahead of 2028.

This episode dives deep into the latest revelations about Iran’s ongoing nuclear program violations and the challenges facing diplomatic efforts. Despite negotiations and promises, Iran is reported by the IAEA to be hiding nuclear sites and advancing enrichment toward weapons-grade uranium. The discussion covers the complex dynamics between Trump, Israel, and Iran, including Trump’s conflicting stance on bombing Iranian nuclear facilities and the implications of potential U.S. military action. With public support growing for decisive measures against Iran’s nuclear ambitions, the conversation explores the political risks, intelligence controversies, and broader regional consequences if Iran is allowed to develop nuclear weapons unchecked.

This explosive two-part broadcast dives into a weekend of geopolitical upheaval and domestic cultural flashpoints. Part one unpacks a dramatic alleged NATO-led strike on Russia’s bomber fleet—an act signaling deep U.S. involvement in what many now call a full-scale proxy war. With conflicting claims from the Trump team and high-ranking officials like Keith Kellogg, questions mount about who’s really pulling the strings—and whether World War III is creeping closer. Part two turns the spotlight stateside, where a transgender athlete’s domination at California’s state track finals reignites the debate over fairness in women’s sports. The episode dissects the cultural, political, and ideological forces at play, arguing this moment marks a larger Marxist shift in how identity, biology, and merit are defined. Buckle up for a blunt, unfiltered look at a weekend that may go down in both geopolitical and social history.

This explosive monologue frames recent violent incidents—including attacks on Jewish and Christian communities—as part of an escalating wave of left-wing terrorism allegedly enabled by the Democratic Party, radical activists, and lax immigration policies. The speaker accuses media, law enforcement, and federal authorities of downplaying or covering up the motives behind these acts, calling for stronger responses including visa revocations, arrests, and political accountability. The episode warns of rising antisemitism and anticipates broader religious persecution unless decisive action is taken.

In this episode of Red Meat, Rich Zeoli at WPHT Radio digs into President Joe Biden, how out of it he could've been while in office and who was really pulling the strings behind the scenes. Tara Servatius at WORD Radio discusses why the government may have to take over oil refineries because of California's screw up; Tommy Tucker from WWL Radio takes on Iran's nuclear plans; and Bob Rose reveals a tale of Chinese spies.

In today’s explosive full broadcast, Tara delivers an unflinching exposé on the chaos gripping both Washington and the world stage. From Governor Ron DeSantis’ groundbreaking move to recognize gold and silver as legal tender in Florida—calling out feckless GOP leadership in the process—to the shocking revelations surrounding Elon Musk’s Doge initiative and a trillion-dollar fraud hidden deep inside the U.S. Treasury, no stone is left unturned. Listeners are taken further behind the curtain as Tara breaks down the geopolitical powder keg in Ukraine. With former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter warning that recent Western-assisted drone strikes targeting Vladimir Putin could meet the threshold for nuclear retaliation under Russian doctrine, the stakes have never been higher. And in a segment that’s as disturbing as it is revealing, the South African president defends chants to "kill the boer," downplaying decades of brutal violence against white farmers—all while the media stays silent. Mix in Trump’s stunning