In this episode of the It's Pronounced Ryerse podcast, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about the Trump Republican Playbook, and how Republicans create bogeymen, scaring people with an unknown future to keep them voting and donating the way they want. Robb gives several examples of this kind of pointless demonization.

In this episode of the It's Pronounced Ryerse podcast, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about the Trump Republican Playbook, and how conservative insincerity is one of their favorite plays. Robb gives several examples of how Republicans talk one way and then govern completely differently.

It's Pronounced Ryerse is back! In this episode, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about the Trump Republican Playbook, and how they run their favorite play of "projection" over and over again. Robb gives several examples of how Trump and his followers have used projection to attack their political opponents and distract from their own actions.

In the eighth episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks in praise of electoral politics, specifically suggesting that the best way to change policy is to change policy makers. Robb also goes through the rundown, commenting on Matt Gaetz and Majorie Taylor Greene, the trial of Derek Chauvin, and more. Robb closes the show with a Good Friday benediction from author Frederick Buechner.

In the seventh episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, goes through the week in news with an extra long rundown. He talks about the Boulder shootings, the Suez Canal, the ongoing messes in Georgia and Arkansas, and much more. Robb closes the show with a benediction from poet Mary Oliver.

In the sixth episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about another one of the critical lessons he learned when he ran for Congress in 2018 - you have got to have a team around you. Robb also goes through the rundown, commenting on the Atlanta shooting, the danger of White Christian Nationalism, Joe Biden's trips and wins, and more. Robb closes the show with a benediction from Duke University men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski.

In the fifth episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about one of the biggest lessons he learned when he ran for Congress in 2018 - you have got to be organized. Robb also goes through the rundown, commenting on the coronaversary, Bethxit, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's big lie on the House floor, and more. Robb closes the show with a benediction from Rumi.

In the fourth episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about how imperative it is that we all get involved. Just because Joe Biden is president doesn't mean the work is done, and we all have our own unique work to do. Robb also does a rundown of the news, talking about states lifting mask mandates, the ridiculous Arkansas state legislature, and Dr. Seuss. Robb closes the show with a benediction from Teddy Roosevelt.

In the third episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about political unicorns. There is a lot of pressure to conform in both politics and faith, but we've got to have the courage to think for ourselves. Robb also does a rundown of the news, connecting the Jan 6 insurrection to white Christian nationalism, contemplating the futures of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and being in awe of Mars. Robb closes the show with a benediction from Jessica Kantrowski.

In the second episode of It's Pronounced Ryerse, pastor, author, and politico, Robb Ryerse, talks about how change takes place in people's lives. Even though it's frustrating and messy, people do change politically. And there is one key ingredient to transformation - kindness. Robb also does a rundown of the news, talking about winter weather in Texas, the impeachment trial, the death of Rush Limbaugh, and Mitch McConnell's chin. Robb closes the show with a benediction from Baba Ram Dass.