In this episode we discuss the world of energy and specifically the oil & gas industry with petroleum engineer Sarah Phillips. Her recent public speaking which includes being the first speaker at the President Trump event in Butler, PA in which she was fearing for life as bullets flew over her head during an assassination attempt, to just days later speaking at the RNC, and her relentless pursuit and passion to deliver the message that energy specifically oil & natural gas can benefit million in the United States and across the world!

In this episode Jeremy discusses the relentless advocacy work being conducted by Mary Beth Cirucci and Emily Greene of Americans for Prosperity in representing & defending the livelihood of the citizens of Pennsylvania & America. Mary Beth & Emily discuss the history of AFP, the upcoming 2024 election(s), their community work to remove the barriers within government and what they do within the communities, current inflation in the country, energy costs, and a look into the future beyond 2024.

In this episode host Jeremy discusses UFO's, the Kecksburg, PA UFO crash of 1965, Roswell, New Mexico, Area 51, and bigfoot with infamous Stan Gordon. Jeremy & Stan discuss his long history of investigating & reporting on UFO's, Bigfoot, upcoming events, and more.

In this episode, Eric McKenna of the Eric McKenna project discusses his life journey, building custom guitars for Paul Stanley of KISS, today's Real Estate market, how Joe Rogan inspired him to start his own podcast, and UFOs across America!

Welcome to "Saga Media," where hosts Jeremy Bruce and Al Marschke take you through various topics, from the thrilling world of sports to compelling cultural discussions. While we often spotlight the Pittsburgh Steelers, delving into their strategies and team dynamics, our episodes range across various subjects that capture our listeners' interests. Whether it’s dissecting the latest NFL moves, exploring leadership in sports, or venturing into different areas of cultural significance, "Saga Media" promises engaging and diverse dialogues in each episode.

In this thought-provoking episode of "Fueling Progress: Voices from the Energy Frontier," we sit down with Mark Caskey, President of the American Oil and Gas Alliance and a steadfast figure in the energy sector. Diving deep into the industry's complexities, Caskey sheds light on natural gas's pivotal role, the intricacies of pipeline politics, and LNG's transformative potential in global energy politics.

Through a candid conversation, we explore the challenges and triumphs of advocating for fossil fuels in an era of environmental debate and political divisiveness. From local township battles to the broader national energy policy landscape, Caskey provides a firsthand account of the ongoing efforts to educate the public on the importance of a balanced energy approach. He discusses the crucial need for energy independence, the misunderstood aspects of fossil fuels, and the uncharted future of hydrogen and renewable energies.

This episode offers a unique perspective on the American energy narrative, highlighting the intricate dance between progress, policy, and public perception. Join us as we navigate the untold stories of those fueling America's energy progress and the critical conversations shaping our energy future.

In this lively episode, Jeremy Bruce and his co-host, Al Marschke, take a delightful detour from their usual discussions on videography and finance to embark on a playful exploration of trivia. Saga Media presents an engaging session filled with true or false questions that span a wide array of topics, from science myths to quirky animal facts and even touching on historical oddities. Our hosts challenge each other's knowledge and share their surprising discoveries, all while injecting humor and personal anecdotes into the mix. Whether debunking common misconceptions about boiling water temperatures or uncovering the oddities of climbing Mount Everest, this episode promises a blend of education and entertainment. It's not just about the facts; it's about sparking curiosity and offering listeners a chance to learn something new while having a good laugh. Join Jeremy and Al as they navigate through odd questions, revel in the true or false format, and even dive into intriguing "did you know" tidbits about cats, lightning strikes, and the cultural significance of an oak tree in Germany. Perfect for those who enjoy a light-hearted take on trivia and learning, this episode of "True or False Fun Facts with Saga Media" is sure to leave you with fascinating conversation starters and a smile.

Join Al Marschke and Jeremy Bruce on their latest episode of "Saga Media," where they dive deep into the evolving dynamics of media and the pivotal role of critical thinking in today’s information age.

Drawing from Al's extensive background in the media industry, they offer a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of news and television. The episode covers a range of thought-provoking topics, including the shift from traditional to social media, the impact of sensationalism and ratings on news reporting, and the importance of discerning the truth in a landscape crowded with diverse agendas.

They explore how media consumption has transformed with platforms like TikTok, allowing individuals to share their stories unfiltered, challenging traditional media's leverage. Jeremy shares personal experiences, highlighting the potential distortions in news reporting and its impact on public perception. The duo also discusses the psychology behind news consumption, why negativity often dominates headlines and the implications of living in what they describe as the safest yet most comparison-driven era in history.

This episode is not just about the mechanics of media but also reflects life philosophies. They touch upon living in the present, retirement, and the quest for a fulfilling life beyond the influence of media narratives. Tune in for a stimulating and enlightening conversation that encourages listeners to question, analyze, and find their truth in the complex media world.