Jim Paris Live

This episode dives into a whirlwind of breaking stories: Jimmy Kimmel makes his return to late-night, while Washington braces for a government shutdown. Former FBI Director James Comey faces indictment, and new reports reveal 275 undercover FBI agents were embedded in the Jan. 6 crowds as Christopher Wray testifies before Congress. We also cover the wild turn of the hurricane, the upcoming release of Amelia Earhart files, and Candace Owens stirring controversy with conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk. Buckle up—this one’s packed.

This episode opens with the shocking death of Charlie Kirk—exploring survivor’s guilt, his legacy as an edgy Apostle-Paul-like figure, and the backlash, the database tracking those who celebrated online. I share how a vigil poster was denied by Office Depot, and reflect on what his young family faces now. Then we shift gears: my week five law school update (and why I’m loving it), a look at mortgage rates hitting their lowest in a year, we’ll also unpack Florida’s new open-carry law, Chicago gangs warning the U.S. military to stay out, the collapse of Cracker Barrel’s rumored plans, and reports of Russia-gate indictments on the horizon.

In this episode, I share a jaw-dropping visit to the downtown Orlando library where I discovered a goldmine of free digital services — from ebooks and online courses to pro-level creative studios. I also break down what I earned after driving just four shifts for Uber — the numbers might surprise you. Plus, I talk about a UFO Facebook post that stirred up unexpected reactions, dig into the latest on James Comey, the 86-47 controversy, Moody’s U.S. debt downgrade, and rising mortgage rates. Other hot topics include televangelist Jim Bakker’s financial plea, the Menendez brothers’ new parole status, and Pete Rose’s long-overdue reinstatement. It’s a packed episode full of insight, opinion, and surprises.

In this dynamic episode, we unpack Attorney General Pam Bondi’s scathing statement on the arrest of two radical judges, the surprising move by James River Church cutting ties with the Assemblies of God, and the controversy at a Kansas City YMCA. Plus, I share a personal update on law school exam results, tackle the truth about depression and setting ambitious goals, and reveal exciting growth at Real Pics. I also dive into my self-publishing journey and why podcasting remains one of the most powerful, untapped marketing tools today.

In this episode, I share what life has been like after two months in Orlando — the good, the surprising, and the weird! Plus, I’m celebrating finishing my Master’s degree and diving into LSAT prep. Then we switch gears and cover wild headlines: George Foreman’s passing, chatter around a Ukraine ceasefire, Florida possibly ditching property taxes (what?!), and the newest twists in the JFK files. We’ll also touch on the Gene Hackman mystery, what’s up with Fort Knox gold, and Trump’s shocking statement about Secret Service protection. And yes… XRP and crypto class updates!

On this episode, a beauty queen is being investigated over a $3 million dollar scam, Biden gives Ukraine the go-ahead to use long-range missiles against the interior of Russia, Gateway Church continues layoffs as offerings drop by 35 percent, and Jim's views skyrocket into the millions on Facebook.

In this episode, Jim discusses the election and who has the edge on Tuesday, why are so many restaurants closing?, why mortgage rates are going up after the Fed cut, another named storm tracking towards Florida, and why now might be the best time to buy a plane ticket to Europe.

Even CNN's Anderson Cooper doesn't believe the polls and the media is starting to see the reality of how strong Trump's support is. Jim joins a wholesale club and loves it! Musk to go to Mars with unmanned crafts in two years, Dems vote against deporting illegal immigrants that commit sex crimes, San Francisco puts police officers in chicken costumes, and a new poll concludes that Trump is more popular than Taylor Swift.