Glenn sits down with Gene McGuire who served 34 years, 9 months, and 15 days incarcerated in a Pennsylvania prison for a murder he did not commit. Gene tells the story of a mistake he made and the events that followed which eventually led to a life sentence without parole. Despite impossible odds, Gene experienced a transformative change that altered the course of his life and many others for the better.

Glenn sits down with former Liberal Feminist Cassie Jaye to discuss her experience investigating the Men’s rights movement for her controversial documentary "The Red Pill." Glenn and Cassie discuss the taboo topics surrounding gender equality, child custody rights and even abortion. 

Glenn sits down with self described former libertarian communist, Michael Rectenwald. As a NYU professor, Rectenwald was a part of the radical marxist left until recently. Together they discuss what changed his mind and the importance of having the courage to stand up and speak up. 

Glenn interviews Robert Spencer, who is a prominent voice in the "counter-jihad" movement in the United States. Glenn and Robert discuss the uncomfortable truths about Islam, what it means for modern society and just how dangerous it really is.

Glenn’s sits down with Tim Ballard of Operation Underground Railroad. Glenn and Tim tell the story of Harriet Jacobs, an important person in abolitionist history and Glenn shares a traumatic personal story.