From Alaska to the Supreme Court: Stories of Crime and Courage (Ep. 110)

Episode • Jul 3 • 2h 39m

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, we dive into two compelling conversations. First, we welcome Doug Fifer, a former law enforcement officer from Alaska, who shares his experiences from 25 years on the force. Doug discusses his book, "Fifty Shades of True Crime," which explores some of the most disturbing and deviant crimes he encountered during his career. He offers insights into the motivations behind these crimes and shares advice on personal safety and situational awareness. Doug's candid stories and reflections provide a chilling yet fascinating look into the darker side of human nature.

In the second hour, we are joined by Julian Raven, an artist and new American citizen who took on the Smithsonian Institution in a legal battle that reached the Supreme Court. Julian shares his journey of creating a prophetic portrait of Donald Trump and the subsequent rejection by the National Portrait Gallery. He delves into the complexities of the Smithsonian's status as a private trust versus a federal entity and the implications for free speech. Julian's story is one of perseverance, patriotism, and a deep love for America, highlighting the power of individual action in challenging institutional norms.

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