The Riley Gaines Show

In this episode, Riley Gaines reflects on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death, the grief that followed, and how faith, family, and conviction have shaped her over the past year. She shares personal memories of Charlie, her thoughts on Erica Kirk’s strength, and why she still believes young people have a vital role in America’s future.

Topics include grief, faith, legacy, Turning Point USA, and carrying Charlie’s mission forward.
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After Perez Hilton’s disturbing viral moment, Riley Gaines asks the question many Christians were thinking: could something like that be spiritual warfare?

Billy Hallowell joins The Riley Gaines Show to unpack the difference between demonic possession and oppression, why he believes Christians should be careful before making definitive claims, and how mental health and spiritual health can overlap. The conversation also explores UFOs and the supernatural, angels and demons in Scripture, how to “test every spirit,” and why believers should respond with prayer instead of mockery or outrage.

This episode is a serious, faith-centered conversation about evil, confusion, cultural battles, and how Christians should live if spiritual warfare is real.
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Riley Gaines sits down for a listener-submitted AMA covering motherhood, pregnancy, women’s sports, speaking out, faith, marriage, fitness, and the personal questions she does not always answer on the show.

In this episode, Riley shares what surprised her most about becoming a mom, what she would tell young women who are afraid of pregnancy or motherhood, why she still loves women’s sports but is tired of debating men in women’s sports, and what advice she would give to college athletes who feel pressure to stay quiet. She also opens up about her favorite memory with Charlie Kirk, how she decides when to respond online, the habits that changed her life, and the Bible verse she comes back to most often.

Plus: pineapple on pizza, dogs vs. cats, dream guests, Margo’s first birthday, and where The Riley Gaines Show goes next.
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Riley Gaines recaps her courtside experience at the Indiana Fever game, from Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell’s standout performance to the very different atmosphere compared with Riley’s previous WNBA trip in Minneapolis.

Riley also responds to the public conversation surrounding Simone Biles, Sophie Cunningham, Michael Buckley, and the ongoing debate over protecting women’s sports. She explains why she still wants to reach out to Simone, why Sophie Cunningham’s stance matters, and what the WNBA’s handling of these cultural flashpoints reveals about the league’s balancing act.

Plus: Riley and Louis talk travel with an 11-month-old, seeing Brittney Griner in person, the power of sports to bridge political divides, and why Friday’s episode will be an Ask Me Anything.

New episodes of The Riley Gaines Show every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. ET.
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Mary Margaret Olohan, Daily Wire’s first White House correspondent, joins The Riley Gaines Show for an inside look at Trump’s second-term White House, the rise of new media, and the changing future of political journalism.

Mary Margaret shares what it’s like covering the president from the briefing room, the Oval Office, Air Force One, and the campaign trail — and why access for podcasters, influencers, and independent outlets could shape politics well beyond 2028. She and Riley also discuss the impact of podcasting on elections, the dangers of online conspiracy culture, media accountability, cancel culture, and what Republicans need to get right on messaging heading into the midterms and the next presidential race.

New episodes of The Riley Gaines Show drop every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern.
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