Episodes
28
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
Bo Snerdley A.K.A James Golden brings you the podcast 'Everything IS Golden' to discuss the latest news topics in the media today ranging from funny, bizarre, controversial, and so much more!
Join James Golden as he discusses Hassan Piker's recent comments, Trump's speech in Garden City, the modern education system, and more on WABC.
Join James Golden also known as Bo Sneardley as he discusses Mamdani and the 9/11 memorial, various COVID experiences, news on Dr. Fauci, and more on WABC.
Join James Golden also known as Bo Sneardley as he speaks with Dr. Mikalos about Dr. Fauci, the COVID pandemic, and more on WABC.
On this episode, Bo reacts to Susan Sarandon’s claim that Hollywood blacklisted her for her activism while examining the broader political hypocrisy inside the entertainment industry. He also breaks down controversial immigration issues, including a Detroit police officer suspended after contacting Border Patrol, the debate over sanctuary policies, and how immigration impacts congressional representation and political power in the United States.
On this episode, Bo takes a hard look at the political battle surrounding the SAVE Act and the broader debate over voter identification, election integrity, and claims of voter suppression. Golden challenges arguments from critics who say voter ID laws disproportionately impact minority voters, pushing back on the narrative with commentary on media coverage and political rhetoric. He also discusses a reported ballot harvesting case in Alabama, rising New York political figure Zohran Mamdani and his growing popularity, the impact of government shutdown fights over immigration enforcement, and international reactions to Western political leadership. Throughout the episode, Golden offers his perspective on how these issues connect to larger debates about law enforcement, elections, and the direction of American politics.
Bo engages in a heartfelt discussion with Dr. Cindy Tutin and Dr. Gaston Cornu-Labat about their experiences and approaches to integrative and holistic medicine. James credits Dr. Cindy for playing a crucial role in his recovery from a severe COVID-19 illness using alternative treatments like Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Both doctors discuss their journeys into medicine, emphasizing natural healing methods and the importance of considering patients as whole beings—mind, body, and spirit. They share personal anecdotes and medical insights, highlighting the limitations of traditional medicine, the role of informed patient consent, and the potential benefits of integrative approaches. The episode also explores the challenges of navigating medical quackery and the critical role of education and empowerment for patients. Join James and his guests as they advocate for a more holistic understanding of health and healing.
Bo Snerdley, welcomes his friend Debi Pelletier to delve into the intricacies of Canadian politics, economics, and the country's relationship with the United States. Debi, a retired media professional with extensive experience in Canadian journalism, explains the political structure of Canada, differences between American and Canadian governance, and the complexities of their dairy and timber trade relations. They also discuss the impact of tariffs imposed by both the U.S. and China on Canada's economy and explore potential future scenarios between the neighboring countries. The episode concludes with reflections on the longstanding friendship and evolving trade dynamics between Canada and the United States.
On this episode, Bo interviews his friend Edward Shea. They share their mutual admiration for Thom Bell, a revolutionary figure in R&B music. Ed discusses his experiences working with Thom Bell and others, providing an inside look into the Philadelphia music scene and his collaborations with artists like Johnny Mathis and Dionne Warwick. The episode is filled with rich anecdotes, including Ed's first meeting with Thom Bell, working with legends like Frank Sinatra, and his journey through the music industry.
In this episode of Everything IS Golden, Bo chats with legendary musician Randy Bachman discusses his storied career in music, from his time with The Guess Who to BTO's crossover success. Bachman opens up about the personal and physical challenges he's faced, including a life-threatening gallbladder condition and his commitment to a sober lifestyle. He also shares anecdotes about iconic figures in music, the importance of understanding the music business, and the emotional journey of being reunited with a prized Gretsch guitar after 48 years. With heartfelt discussions on faith, family, and the unending joy of performing, this episode is a deep dive into the resilience and passion that drive Randy Bachman.
On this episode of Everything is Golden, Bo welcomes his longtime friend and renowned pollster Raghavan Mayur, founder of Technometrica. They discuss Mayur's impressive track record of accurate polling, particularly in the past five presidential cycles. Mayur explains the methodologies that make for reliable polls and sheds light on why national polls often favor Democratic candidates. The conversation also covers swing states, the role of enthusiasm in elections, and the significance of likely voter models. Golden and Mayur delve into specific battleground states like Wisconsin and the importance of key issues such as the economy, immigration, and crime. They also discuss the potential impact of Kamala Harris's nomination on the Democratic vote and point out the dissatisfaction among some grassroots Democrats. Golden promises more insightful discussions with Mayur in future episodes, including a deeper dive into Senate races and the controversial topic of abortion in politics.
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