
Brett Breaks Things is unapologetic, independent media for a time that demands it. Hosted by Brett Rowley, a veteran producer turned fearless truth-teller, we break down the world around us — from politics and current events to sports, entertainment, and social media — with sharp insight, fearless honesty, and a touch of Florida wildness.
Our mission is to speak truth to power, expose injustice, debunk lies, and hold the powerful accountable—all while keeping it real, smart, and unfiltered. Broadcasting from South Florida, we explore why today’s Florida is tomorrow’s America, offering our listeners not just commentary but clarity, courage, and the tools to stay informed in a constantly shifting world.
The DHS shutdown drags on after Democrats sent a fresh counteroffer to the White House—only to be rebuffed—leaving Washington with no obvious off-ramp as both sides fight over oversight and immigration-enforcement guardrails....
CBS reportedly blocked Stephen Colbert from interviewing Texas Democrat James Talarico — and Colbert called it out on-air. At the same time, the FCC is investigating The View, ruling on Bad Bunny’s halftime show, and revisiti...
Trump's approval rating is low, Latinos are re-aligning and the Gerrymandering war reaches a milestone. all point toward a bleak outlook for the Republicans in November. Primary races take the forefront as we wonder what will...
House Republicans just pushed through a strict voter ID / proof-of-citizenship bill—fueling Trump’s fraud narrative while critics warn the SAVE Act’s eligibility requirements could create real-world barriers for lawful voters...
We break down the fallout from the Georgia ballot seizure controversy, the conservative researcher linked to the FBI inquiry, and how election denial narratives are resurfacing inside official investigations. Plus, we examine...
Lawmakers say the public has not been told the truth about the Jeffrey Epstein files. After reviewing millions of documents, members of Congress allege that key names, emails, and connections were improperly redacted—includin...