America’s Frontlines

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America's Frontlines Podcast 07 August 2026

America's Frontlines Podcast 07 August 20267 aug54 min

In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

Colonel Denny and Matt ask a fundamental question: Do Americans still understand the nation they call home? They examine the alarming decline in civic knowledge, why it poses a challenge to our Constitutional Republic, and what must change to prepare future generations to be informed and engaged citizens.

They also break down the political battles shaping the road to the 2026 midterm elections—from President Trump's economic and healthcare agenda, to the high-profile Texas Senate race, and the continuing legal aftermath of January 6. Together, these stories provide insight into the issues that could influence the nation's political future.

As always, Colonel Denny delivers another round of his trademark humor and well-timed one-liners to keep the conversation balanced and entertaining.

Our featured guest is retired U.S. Air Force Brigadier General John Teichert, better known as "Dragon." Joining Colonel Denny as both co-host and guest, Dragon shares his passion for leadership and history, drawing on decades of military experience to discuss the timeless principles that build great leaders and strong organizations. It's a thoughtful conversation that military members, veterans, and civilians alike won't want to miss.

We also continue our regular journey through military history, revisiting the significant events that occurred around this date and remembering the sacrifices, victories, and lessons that helped shape the nation we know today.

With the Service Academy football season just around the corner, football co-host Quinton Roberts welcomes Troy Calhoun, head coach of the United States Air Force Academy football team. Coach Calhoun previews the upcoming season, discusses the unique challenges of coaching at a service academy, and shares his expectations for the Falcons as they prepare for another exciting year.