Equal Matters
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<p>A true life podcast, diving deep into actual reality.</p> <p>Hosted by radio talk show host Rob Hunter, Equal Matters is a Community focused on Freedom filled with interviews and life lessons to broaden our perspectives and Grow through Knowledge.</p> <p>Topics will include the America's biggest political challenges from a national and local perspective, how your body works, and what was life like as a police officer.</p> <p>Guests include a U.S. Congressman, a retired New York City Police Officer, three amazing doctors, and a first term Arizona state representative.</p> <p>The adventure is just beginning. An adventure to help us understand each other, to broaden our perspectives, and seek solutions.</p> <p>"People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other." </p> <p>-<i>Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.</i></p>
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Recent Episodes
July 13, 2026
The Truth Is...I'm a Liar
<p>Today, we're doing something a little crazy, a little outrageous, and completely off the wall: <b>we’re telling the absolute truth.</b></p> <p>Fresh off an intense, eye-opening retreat in the red rocks of Sedona, Rob is stripping away the polished broadcaster persona to deliver a hard truth to leaders, entrepreneurs, and standard-bearers everywhere: <i>“I am a liar.”</i></p> <p>Truth be told, we all are. But if you want to be the standard-bearer who changes your industry for the better, number one isn't enough. You have to live by uncompromising values. Today, Rob is breaking down the exact ways he fell out of alignment with his core values of freedom, truth, equality, and justice during his 27-year broadcasting career, and he reveals why radical transparency is the only way forward.</p> <p><b>Inside the Episode:</b></p> <ul><li><b>The New Orleans Compromise:</b> How a young Rob tailored a major speech to a Republican room just to fit in, and why he publicly championed candidates he privately found gross.</li><li><b>The David Vitter Story:</b> A firsthand look at the ultimate standard of hypocrisy, featuring a religious-right senator who preached morality on the trail while privately caught up in the infamous "DC Madam" prostitution scandal.</li><li><b>The 25% Lie:</b> The dangerous reality of lying to yourself. If you claim to live by your values but only honor them 75% of the time, you aren't leading. Instead, you are managing a compromise.</li><li><b>How True Change Happens:</b> Laws don't change industries or societies because people do. When a leader steps forward, steps out of their comfort zone, and exposes their own misalignment, they pull people out of a defensive crouch and set a whole new standard.</li></ul> <p>Are you living an aligned life, or are you telling yourself little white lies just to avoid rocking the boat? It’s time to stop letting the fear of being Outkast dictate your narrative and start stepping into your true authority.</p>
July 11, 2026
The World Is Looking For Standard Bearers
<p>Boredom has crept across the land. </p> <p>Millions are uninspired by the current conditions. Technology, politics, wealth disparity. </p> <p>Clearly, we are divided.</p> <p>This is your opportunity to become a standard bearer. A standard bearer isn't satisfied with being number one or the best in their industry.</p> <p>Standard bearers are here to change their industries for the better. Or lead their company to new heights. </p> <p>Hi, I'm Rob Hunter. </p> <p>I help standard bearers rewrite the rules. Because we all need things to be a little better, a little less chaotic, and a little more fun.</p> <p>Find out more at RobHunter.me</p>
June 5, 2026
One Word Almost Cost Me Everything. How to Rewrite Your Life Story.
<p><b>One word had an outsized influence on my life story.</b></p> <p>That word is depression.</p> <p>Diagnosed at 19, I carried that word around like a guilty verdict for 20 years. A word that became the central theme in the story I was living. My story’s theme became a sentence.</p> <p>Depression became my label and my excuse.</p> <p>“I can’t help it,” I’d say after making a poor decision.</p> <p>And I believed it. Because four people told me so. First, a nurse. Then a therapist, a psychiatrist, and a second therapist. All of them experts with diplomas and credentials. Hearing the same word over and over again shaped an identity.</p> <p>Because language is contagious. It works like a virus, traveling from person to person. From expert to teenager. In my case, four experts, later reinforced by three more. Depression was running wild in the background, authoring my decisions and shaping my choices. I was living a story I didn’t write. I was the narrator in the expert’s story, using their labels to define me.</p> <p>Meanwhile, I had a successful radio career. Awards, accolades, and ratings increases. None of it shifted the story. Because the same thoughts were running on repeat. Radio stations play the hits.</p> <p>My records on repeat were “You aren’t good enough.”</p> <p>“You can’t help it. This is just who you are, who you always be.”</p> <p>“This is something you’ll have to manage forever.”</p> <p>That’s what they told me.</p> <p>Then one afternoon in Los Angeles, six words freed me from that 20-year sentence. A different sentence that set me free.</p> <p>“Your thoughts are not your own.”</p> <p>A woman named Mary Morrissey said that from a stage in Los Angeles. I was sitting toward the back of the room. I didn’t understand it at first. But she went on to explain that you pick up words from experts, family, marketing, and culture. Those words take root. They start influencing your decisions. Decisions shape your story.</p> <p>This sentence was like a verdict getting overturned.</p> <p>Because if those thoughts weren’t mine, the story wasn’t mine either. And if the story wasn’t mine, I could write a different one.</p> <p>That’s exactly what I did.</p> <p>This episode of Equal Matters is about that journey. Living a story through the Depression Era in America. An industry that started in 1987. An era that still hasn’t ended. Therapy is a $100 billion industry. 45 million Americans are on antidepressants. And the industry keeps generating new words to influence people’s stories the way depression influenced mine.</p> <p>Words like toxic, trauma, and triggered.</p> <p>Words like narcissist, gaslighting, and neurodivergent.</p> <p>For 20 years, I lived inside someone else’s language. Depression was the main character of my story. I was playing a supporting role in my own life. Until I stepped into the role that was always mine.</p> <p>The main character that shapes the world around him, rather than waiting for the world to shape me. No matter what’s happening in the world, I still have to live in it. And since I’m writing the story, I’m in charge.</p> <p>This episode is personal. It’s real. And if you’ve ever used a label to explain away a decision you’re not proud of, you’ll find yourself in good company.</p> <p><a href="https://robhunter.substack.com/p/one-word-almost-cost-me-everything?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email&utm_content=share&action=share&token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjoxNzM5MDEzNiwicG9zdF9pZCI6MjAwNzY5NzQyLCJpYXQiOjE3ODA2Nzg4MTMsImV4cCI6MTc4MzI3MDgxMywiaXNzIjoicHViLTU4NTI2MCIsInN1YiI6InBvc3QtcmVhY3Rpb24ifQ.P9SAF6my8heEQFlq9Wmw7FyovJ3NKNdkpB0_pFYx9Q0" target="_blank">Share</a></p> <p>Watch now and share this with a friend.</p> <p>Cheers.</p> <p>-Rob</p>
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- What is Equal Matters?
<p>A true life podcast, diving deep into actual reality.</p> <p>Hosted by radio talk show host Rob Hunter, Equal Matters is a Community focused on Freedom filled with interviews and life lessons to broaden our perspectives and Grow through Knowledge.</p> <p>Topics will include the America's biggest political challenges from a national and local perspective, how your body works, and what was life like as a police officer.</p> <p>Guests include a U.S. Congressman, a retired New York City Police Officer, three amazing doctors, and a first term Arizona state representative.</p> <p>The adventure is just beginning. An adventure to help us understand each other, to broaden our perspectives, and seek solutions.</p> <p>"People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other." </p> <p>-<i>Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.</i></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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