The Katie Miller Podcast

Weather modification takes center stage as rainmaker Augustus Doricko joins Katie Miller to discuss making rain and snow for a living. The episode also digs into whether weather manipulation could be used in war and what sky seeding might mean for human health.

The episode centers on the future of AI through a conversation with Noosheen Hashemi. It also explores what it’s like to be a conservative among California elites and her decision to leave a high-powered career to homeschool her children.

Dr. Gad Saad joins Katie Miller to discuss radical Islam, the spread of wokeness in education, and the public reaction to the Lindsay Clancy case. The episode promises a pointed conversation about ideology, institutions, and how cultural flashpoints shape debate.

Faith, family, homeschooling, and personal values drive this in-depth conversation with Michael Knowles. The episode promises a more personal side of him, with room for lighter moments too—including a ukulele appearance.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Rachel Campos-Duffy talk through their relationship, family life with nine kids, and the overlap between media and government. The episode also touches on family-friendly travel and Sean’s experience working under President Trump.