Purple Political Breakdown

The current landscape of politics in this era is arguably the most ideologically split it's ever been. We have people on the left and right, liberal and conservative, democrat and republican who utterly despise one another and most times refuse to even have a discussion. So I'm here to push the needle and force conversation amongst the most controversial and informative topics in Society! This is the Purple Political Breakdown a new podcast that will change the way we view politics.

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Oct. 27, 2026

Can this Ohio Governor Candidate Replace Vivek Ramaswamy Ft. Don Kissick

We are breaking down the Don Kissick campaign and his stance on local data center development in Ohio. This analysis examines how local politics shapes community land use and infrastructure decisions. Radell discusses the campaign slogans centered around protecting the community from industrial expansion. By reviewing the materials, we get a clearer picture of how residents are reacting to these proposals and the broader implications for the region. We also look at why local politics remains a
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Oct. 27, 2026

Should Vivek Ramaswamy Drop Out? Libertarian Don Kissick on the Amy Acton Ad, Data Centers and Flock Cameras

Libertarian Don Kissick is on the Ohio governor ballot alongside Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Dr. Amy Acton, and in this Ohio Edition interview he makes his case directly. Kissick, who lives in Ottawa in Putnam County, explains how a 2009 layoff from the Honda assembly line during the recession turned a former conservative into a Libertarian, and why he says his campaign rests on three issues: data centers, Flock cameras, and property taxes. WHAT WE COVERED The Ramaswamy ad featurin
Oct. 26, 2026

El Sayed vs Rogers: Who Won the Michigan Senate Debate?

We are breaking down the Michigan political debate between El Sayed and Mike Rogers to analyze their performance. I am taking a look at this recent matchup to see how these candidates handle the pressure of the stage. While I was not planning to watch the entire broadcast, I focused on specific segments where the policy arguments were most contentious. By reviewing the live chat reactions alongside the footage, we can better understand how the audience is processing the rhetoric from both sides

Recent Blog Posts

Oct. 25, 2026

Who Pays for the AI Boom? What Ohio's 1st District Race Says About Data Centers

Who Pays for the AI Boom? What Ohio's 1st District Race Says About Data Centers Ohio is becoming one of the data center capitals of the country, and the bill for that growth is landing in a congressional race in Cincinnati. This week on Purple Pol…
Oct. 22, 2026

Should the Government Pay You Before Anyone Is Proven Guilty?

On October 20, the Justice Department and its new National Fraud Enforcement Division launched the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program, or WHIP. It pays tipsters $10,000 to $30,000 for information that leads to criminal charges for health care fra…
Oct. 17, 2026

EdChoice, Betting Apps and Data Centers: The Ohio Issues Behind the 2026 Ballot

With Election Day 17 days away, most of the attention in Ohio is on two races: Sherrod Brown versus Jon Husted for the U.S. Senate, and Amy Acton versus Vivek Ramaswamy for governor. Both are close. Most September and early October polls have the De…

About the Host

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Radell Lewis

Podcast Host

Navigating the vast amount of bouncing around the political spectrum my entire life I have finally figured something important out. It doesn't matter. I've been religious, been in the military, went to a liberal school and all in all none of the political biases matter. We shouldn't let toxic discourse cloud our judgement and find a solution through logic and conversation. In pursuit of this mission I created this podcast to focus on these important conversations.

Reviews

Understanding politics

"This podcast does a great job of presenting several aspects of a complex issues related to politics. Historical references, what we’ve done in the past, and potential solutions are things you should …"

Big Jags | Feb. 9, 2023

Pragmatic and Unafraid

"Radell digs in on the "topics that divide us," but with an understanding that the issues don't inherently divide. The division comes when the discussion stops. Radell refuses to let things sit idly. …"

BrightSideMetz | Feb. 9, 2023

Difficult topics

"Radell has a gentle way of explaining a difficult topic without judgment which discussing why the topic is controversial. Great job"

Maya Acosta- Health Lifestyle | March 26, 2023

The purple political breakdown podcast should be heard

"I appreciate Radell, the host of this podcast. he seems to be fighting an uphill battle as he tries to find common ground between two sides. You guys are great job, here is the both sides are too far…"

loving the podcast | May 13, 2023