Today
2:11 PM
The Watchmen Brief: How OxyContin Flooded AmericaR.C. Williams breaks down how Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family deliberately marketed OxyContin, from a 1994 expansion plan to the 'less than 1%' addiction claim and the 2007 guilty plea.
2:30 PM
The Spin Cycle: GOP Midterm Panic and Party FracturesA panel of commentators dissects the Republican Party's internal divisions ahead of the midterms, from the Dallas convention to the Rubio-Vance divide. They also examine voter trust on grocery prices and the toxic air aftermath of 9/11.
3:20 PM
The Watchmen Brief: State of PA Blitz in Berks CountyA live presentation from Watchmen Action outlining their training program aimed at equipping churches to engage cultural and political issues. The speakers share their background in market research and investigative journalism, and discuss their publications and workbook.
5:10 PM
The Spin Cycle: Breaking Down the Week's HeadlinesAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams launch their daily news show, cutting through narrative spin to examine the stories shaping the cycle — from Senator Lindsey Graham's death to the process of filling his South Carolina seat.
5:49 PM
Watchmen Action: Mega Virtual Training on Faith-Based AdvocacyCo-founders R.C. Williams and his partner lead a virtual workshop teaching church members how to build advocacy plans around the issues that matter to them. The session covers the three keys to victory: naming the moment, planning strategy, and moving the needle.
11:02 PM
Winging a Prayer: Watchmen Action on Faith and AdvocacyHost Trent Lewis welcomes R.C. Williams and Juliana Ormond of Watchman Action, who explain how they train Christians to build advocacy plans around the issues that matter to them, from school books to data centers.
Tomorrow
12:16 AM
The Spin Cycle: J.D. Vance and the Dollar's Reserve StatusAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down a resurfaced clip of Vice President J.D. Vance arguing the U.S. dollar should lose its world reserve currency status, weighing the economic stakes and the tech-money network behind him.
12:59 AM
Watchmen Weekly: Julie Barrett on AI, Digital ID and Child SafetyR.C. Williams of Sherlock Exposes and Watchmen Weekly interviews Julie Barrett of Conservative Ladies of America about the AI power grab being pitched as child safety legislation, and the digital ID and surveillance framework they argue it would create.
1:29 AM
The Carl Jackson Show: R.C. Williams on Byron DonaldsCarl Jackson welcomes investigative journalist R.C. Williams to discuss his Substack report questioning Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds' stock trade disclosure record and his fitness for higher office.
2:00 AM
Os Hillman Presents TGIF: The Work of God Back to the PeopleOs Hillman presents a teaching on workplace faith, drawing on Psalm 90:17 and Ephesians 4 to argue that everyday believers, not clergy alone, are God's distribution channel. Part of the Today God Is First series.
2:05 AM
The Spin Cycle: Trump on AI, Flock Cameras and a Texas Stalking CaseAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down the day's headlines on episode 41 of The Spin Cycle, weighing President Trump's remarks on AI and Flock surveillance cameras against a Texas case in which an Amarillo officer allegedly tracked a father 76 times.
2:55 AM
The Watchmen Brief: When Everything Becomes a BetR.C. Williams examines how prediction markets have pushed gambling beyond sports into politics, economics, war, and even theology. He traces the shift from casino floors to couch-side betting apps and asks what happens when every headline becomes a wager.
3:19 AM
The Spin Cycle: GOP AI Data Center PlaybookAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down pollster Tony Fabrizio's memo advising Republicans to back AI data centers only with conditions, as reported by Axios. The hosts question the cost, energy demands, and political strategy behind the messaging.
3:57 AM
The Spin Cycle: Federal Stakes in Private CompaniesAndrew Southwick examines the U.S. government's growing role as a shareholder in private firms, from Intel to MP Materials, weighing national security claims against taxpayer risk and precedent from the 2008 crisis.