The Richard Urban Show

Jefferson County WV Urban Life Training Chapter Director Tamara Thompson explains how schools and media sexualize and objectify our children, while Richard provides practical steps we can take to reverse this trend. Watch the Podcast https://urbanlifetraining.orghttps://unionstation.love

Pizza and grape soda? Just a coincidental mention of pizza some 800 plus times in Jeffrey Epstein and associates emails?How does sexual corruption that is not dealt with effect our nation?Why are so many of the shootings and violent or disruptive “protests” facilitated by those who are transgender or homosexual? Watch the Podcast

Richard interviews Libby Emmons, Editor in Chief of The Post Millennial and Human Events, discussing absolute sexual ethics as the core of civil society, and that its breakdown causes the breakdown of society.The wide-ranging discussion includes the importance of knowing God, and how that type of examined life is lacking among many in Gen Z, […]

Why have there been six teachers or counselors the past 10 years in Jefferson County WV Public Schools who have been terminated for being either sexual predators or for being obscene and inappropriate in ? The most recent case is counselor Taylor Staubs, as reported in the National File.At the same time Jefferson County Public […]

One of the main points of contention between MTG and President Trump was the release of the Epstein files. Why is this important in light of her resignation and the heartbeat of the MAGA movement? Watch the Podcast

The breakdown and corruption of sexual ethics is the cause of the decline in society. This was tragically on display as Charlie Kirk’s assassin is part of a “furrie” subculture that consists of some 85 percent individuals who are LBGTQ etc. The original act of the Fall in the Garden of Eden was an act […]

Real property tax should be abolished, as introduced in Pennsylvania by Representative Russ Diamond. Ever increasing tax collections mean ever increasing waste and/or corruption involving ever increasing tax collections for schools and county governments. Watch the Podcast

Why did the Jefferson County WV Board of Education put a $25 million Excess Levy on the ballot with only eight minutes of discussion? What is the money spent on? Is the accounting for these funds, which are 39% of property tax revenue transparent? Watch the Podcast

Richard examines the fundamental question of why, as Christians and God’s people we should do good. A quote from Samuel Hopkins, American Revolutionary era preacher, informs us on this topic. Watch the Podcast

Property Taxes have been skyrocketing in all states, forcing many seniors out of their homes. How can we roll property taxes back and provide a system that is fair and equitable. Watch the podcast

The not so Supreme Court, on May 27, 2025, could not say that a middle school student in Massachusetts has a right to wear a shirt that says that there are only two genders. The not so Supreme Court could also not weigh in on whether parents at sports events have the same right to […]

Fertility rates have plummeted up to 55% in the last 35 years in developed countries.  What is behind this steep decline? What is the solution? In the show: https://unionstation.love https://urbanlifetraining.org Watch the Podcast #RichardUrbanShow

An estimated 70% of couples today will cohabit before marrying. Is this a good idea? Watch the show to find out. In today’s show: https://www.deseret.com/2023/4/26/23697625/cohabitation-happy-marriage-living-together-taylor-swift Watch the Podcast

Our youth are being decimated by the propagation of destructive lifestyles, and specifically, gender indoctrination, at every turn. Public schools are an especially egregious are of concern for these issues. Richard presents a practical solution with the three-pronged education approach of abstinence-centered classroom education, peer counseling by abstinent peers, and STAR (Students Teaching Abstinence and Responsibility) […]

West Virginia requires 26 doses of 11 vaccines for school attendance.  Governor Morrisey has given an Executive Order that religious exemptions will now be given, but conflicted West Virginia House Representatives failed to codify this into law.Furthermore, regarding COVID shots, 88 percent of pregnant women in a Pfizer trial who received COVID shots aborted their […]

Judicial activism has now become rampant. What can be done about it? Listen to the Podcast

We have been struck head-on with the detrimental effect of conflicts of interest during the COVID vaccine debacle. But governments and communities are rife with conflicts of interest in many different areas. Watch the Podcast

The Supreme Court, through social engineering without representation, fundamentally changed the nature of American society. This meritless decision must be overturned. Watch to the Podcast

Why haven’t the Epstein files been released yet, even though Attorney General Pam Bondi promised to release them? Richard dives into this important topic. Watch the Podcast

What is really behind the attack on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth? Watch or listen to find out. Watch the Podcast

President Trump made history by pardoning all of the January 6th, 2021 protestors who were arrested. This prosecution of President Trump’s supporters had been an ongoing witch hunt, orchestrated by the Biden Department of Justice. These pardons will go down in history as an historic restoration of justice. Watch the Podcast

On his first full day in office, January  14, 2025, West Virginia’s new governor, Patrick Morrisey, issued an executive order giving all West Virginians the ability to seek religious exemptions for vaccinations required for school attendance.  West Virginians have battled for decades to have this basic right. Watch the Podcast

Jack Hefestay and Richard discuss Jack’s worldview, the Excess School Levy, county budget allocations, public safety and EMS, Jefferson County’s Comprehensive Plan and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard and Erika Kolenich discuss limiting tax increases, government waste, cutting government spending, vaccination choice, reducing unnecessary regulations, marijuana reforms and more. Watch the Podcast

Richard and Bill Ridenour discuss increasing workforce participation in West Virginia, capping property tax assessments, ensuring not accepting any election results that might come based on the assassination of a candidate or jailing of a candidate, vaccination choice, improving education and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard and Cara Keys discuss solar in Jefferson County WV, development, fire and EMS and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard and Thornton Cooper discuss election integrity, business registrations, if there is any election fraud in West Virginia or elsewhere and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard discusses Mary Ann Claytor’s experience as an actual auditor, the auditing of local school system expenditures, the need for transparency and not using the Auditor’s office as a political stepping stone, plus much more. Watch the Podcast

Michael and Richard discuss development in Jefferson County WV, the effect of development on school enrollment, fire and ems, the county budget and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard discusses with Steven Wendelin his positions on balancing the Federal budget, abortion, vaccination choice, the coal industry in West Virginia and much more. Watch the Podcast

Richard and John Doyle discuss the West Virginia budget, taxation, including property taxes, public education and the breakdown of the family. Watch the Podcast

Richard and Tricia Jackson, primary candidate for West Virginia Treasurer, discuss how to tackle the issue of almost one half of all West Virginia births being outside of marriage.  They talk about the need to present clear expectations and standards to children and youth.  Helping children to develop emotional intelligence, and not just going by […]

Richard and Kevin “KC” Christian, primary candidate for West Virginia Governor, discuss the benefits and efficacy of character and abstinence-centered education for youth.  They dive into the process for forming an Urban Life Training Chapter in your local community.  Kevin shares about the importance of putting base desires in check while looking forward to a […]

Joe Earley, primary candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in West Virginia, discussed how the continued upward spiral of outside of wedlock births drives all types of societal problems.Joe discusses the deleterious effect of unfettered internet access on our children, and much more. Watch the Podcast

Jack Hefestay and Richard discuss the root cause of societal decline, the breakdown of the family. Richard presents a practical plan to tackle this issue.Jack and Richard discuss the current dynamic of discussing God in the public square. Watch the Podcast

Richie Robb and Richard Urban discuss the importance of focusing on the cause of societal problems, which is family breakdown.  In West Virginia, about one in two children are born outside of marriage. How can generational change occur?Could part of the solution be banning cell phones in schools? Join this crucial discussion by commenting below. Watch […]

Guest Michael Marshall discusses how Montgomery County Md. makes LGBTQ indoctrination mandatory. LGBTQ books are included in English lessons for grades as young as pre-school. Since the are not part of the Family Life Education classes, parents are not notified and are not allowed to opt out their children.This has caused an uproar from a […]

Watch the Podcast Summary Call from God to RunNate discussed his background, including serving in the military for approximately 20 years and then working in cyber security. He became an FBI whistle blower regarding Hillary Clinton’s pay to play schemes. His home was raided by the FBI after he came out as a whistle blower. […]

Watch the Podcast Summary Improving West Virginia’s Education SystemRichard and Michael discussed the key issues facing West Virginia, with Michael highlighting the importance of education in addressing these problems. Michael, an educator and conservative commentator, expressed his commitment to overhauling the state’s education system, particularly in Jefferson County. He criticized the current curriculum, which he […]

Watch the podcast Summary Central Office Staff Salaries and Education Issues Richard and James discussed the issue of Central Office staff and their salaries. James, a candidate for the Jefferson County Board of Education, expressed concerns about the high cost of salaries at the Central Office, which he believes is a common issue in school […]

Watch the podcast Summary   Secretary of State Candidate Doug Skaff Addresses Voting Issues and Solutions Doug, a lifelong West Virginian and candidate for Secretary of State, discussed the recent issues with mail-in voting in some states and the potential for fraud. He shared his experience as a legislator and small business owner, and his […]

Listen to the podcast Summary Discussing Danny’s Candidacy and BackgroundRichard and Danny had an introductory discussion about Danny’s candidacy for a third term as a nonpartisan Conservation District Supervisor in Jefferson County and for the Eastern Panhandle Conservation District. They discussed the importance of informing the public about Danny’s background and values, despite his unopposed […]

Watch the podcast Summary Mike’s Candidacy for Middleway Commission SeatRichard and Mike discussed Mike’s candidacy for the Middleway District County Commission seat in Jefferson County. Mike shared his background, including his 28-year residency in the county, his family life, and his experience in running a business. He expressed his desire to promote business growth in […]

Watch the podcast Summary Introducing Barbara Buller, Pro-Life Delegate Candidate Richard introduced Barbara Buller, a pro-life, constitutional conservative candidate running for delegate in District 98, following the vacancy left by Delegate Espinosa’s run for the West Virginia Senate. Barbara shared her personal journey from the Board of Education to the delegate race, highlighting her belief […]

Watch the podcast Summary Public Awareness, Reproductive Rights, and Vaccination Zach stated his support for reproductive rights, with emphasis on individual decision-making and government non-interference. They also explored the implications of family breakdown on society, with Zachary not agreeing that the breakdown of two-parent husband and wife families is the core of all societal issues. […]

Watch the Podcast Summary West Virginia Governor Candidate’s Education Focus Mack Warner, the Secretary of State of West Virginia and a candidate for Governor, discussed his focus on education, the shortage of teachers in the state, and the importance of parental choice in immunization. The conversation also touched on the challenges of recruiting and retaining […]

Watch the video podcast Jefferson County Public Schools Levy Allocation Concerns Richard and Donna discussed the excess levy in Jefferson County public schools, with concerns raised about the transparency of its allocation, specifically whether it was being used for teacher salaries as advertised. Donna confirmed that the levy did go towards teacher salaries but Richard […]

Watch the video podcast Summary Tricia Jackson’s Candidacy for West Virginia State Auditor Richard introduced Tricia Jackson, a Republican primary candidate for West Virginia State Auditor. Tricia explained her decision to run for the position, citing her current role as a county commissioner in Jefferson County and her previous experience with the auditor’s office. She […]

Watch the video podcast Summary Introducing Bryan McKinney as Senate CandidateRichard introduced Bryan Mckinney as a primary candidate for the United States Senate. Mckinney, who works a regular job and has no prior political experience, expressed his excitement at the prospect of running. He discussed his views on politics, including his discontent with the establishment […]

Watch the video podcast Summary Richie Robb’s Campaign and COVID-19 Concerns Richie and Richard discussed Richie’s campaign for Attorney General in West Virginia. Richie emphasized his commitment to reviewing federal regulations affecting the state, particularly in regards to utility rates, environmental issues, and the opioid crisis. They also discussed concerns about utility rate increases in […]