On the season 3 premiere of “TheFallenState" TV: Jesse Lee Peterson talks with San Francisco Bay area musician and record label CEO, Jeremiah Magno, about being a young entrepreneur, Trump vs. Hillary, police vs. Black Lives Matter, and being self-taught vs. school.

Mike Cernovich, author of "Gorilla Mindset," lawyer, free speech activist, and prolific blogger of DangerandPlay.com joins Jesse Lee Peterson to discuss manhood, God, courage, conquering negative emotions, women, race relations and Black Lives Matter. Cernovich also opens up about his family life and upbringing. And he reveals what he really thinks about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and gives his prediction on the presidential election.

“Safe spaces,” “micro aggression,” “cultural appropriation” and other left-wing ideas are stifling free speech and weakening young people. Nathaniel Tsai is the youngest candidate to ever run for state office in California. He is currently a senior at Claremont McKenna College. When SJWs on campus began protesting about being “marginalized” and not feeling “included” things got out of hand. A dean at the school was forced to resign and speech on campus was being censored. Seeing how this political correctness was hurting free speech and dividing students, Nathanial decided to speak up. He joins Jesse Lee Peterson to share his experience and battles on campus.

Dr. Seth Pickens, pastor of 93-year-old Zion Hill Baptist Church and self-described "mystic" discusses his unique and controversial views on God, faith, the black church, his insecurities, abortion, and same-sex marriage.

YouTube personality Tommy Sotomayor (a.k.a. Mr. Controversy) is an outspoken critic of the failing and destructive elements of black culture. He points out the harsh and hurtful manner in which many black mothers deal with their children and the lack of respect they have for men. Tommy is criticized by some in the black community for his blunt commentary and critique of black culture on his YouTube channel. He joins Jesse Lee Peterson on the latest episode of TheFallenState TV to discus his issues with black women, being attacked by blacks, views on race relations, Black Lives Matter, parenting and cyber bullying.

Minister Paulette Simpson-Gipson, President of the NAACP’s Compton chapter debates the cause of increased tensions between Black Lives Matter supporters and police. Ms. Gipson discusses her views on “systemic racism,” the KKK, Alt-Right, false Christianity, and why she and the NAACP oppose President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

On this episode of TheFallenState TV, Ken and Annmarie Harbaugh, authors of the new book on parenting, "Here Be Dragons," join host Jesse Lee Peterson for a candid and eye-opening discussion about marriage, family, sin, LGBT agenda, free will, Christianity, and more.

On this episode of TheFallenState TV with host Jesse Lee Peterson, Rev. K.W. Tulloss, President of Al Sharpton’s National Action Network (Los Angeles chapter) and his Vice President, Rev. Jonathan Moseley Sr., attempt to define God and explain the meaning of salvation. The preachers also attempt to defend Barack Obama’s record, and stick up for their “leader” Al Sharpton. When Jesse presses these two ministers to explain why Sharpton hasn’t apologized for his history of exploiting and inflaming racial tensions for personal gain, they claim Sharpton is “reformed” and compare him to Martin Luther King, Jr.

Nowadays it’s rare to hear honest and thought-provoking conversations about real issues. Society has become so politically correct that what used to be considered common sense is now condemned as “hate speech” by some. Rabbi David Wolpe, Senior Rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, who was named by Newsweek Magazine as the most influential rabbi in America joins Jesse Lee Peterson on this episode of TheFallenState TV. Rabbi Wolpe and Jesse tackle a host of issues including, the meaning of faith, the role of a rabbi, divorce, sin, same-sex weddings, being perfect, ‘racism,’ Jewish-Christian relationships, and anti-Semitism.

In this Christmas Special of TheFallenState TV, author Andrew Klavan sits down with Jesse Lee Peterson and candidly examines the significance of his complicated relationship with his father. He gets real about what it was like to come from a secular Jewish family and struggle to become a successful writer while enduring and triumphing over serious inner conflict and many other challenges. He details how his struggles ultimately and ironically led him to faith in Jesus Christ.

In this New Year's special episode of TheFallenState TV, Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Emmy Award winner, life coach, and repeat Oprah guest Rhonda Britten to talk about one of the most traumatic scenarios that can happen. After witnessing her father murder her mother and then kill himself, Rhonda wrestled with alcoholism and suicidal tendencies for many years. Jesse and Rhonda discuss the crucial importance of forgiving one's parents, and ask the important question of whether fear is our friend, or our enemy.

Are men and fathers losing their way in our society? Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with filmmaker Cassie Jaye to discuss her eye-opening documentary, "The Red Pill," which examines the impact of feminism on men. Do fathers get a fair shot at raising their kids? Does our society set men up for success or failure? Are Western women experiencing major disadvantages compared to Western men? Jesse and Cassie tackle this and much more on this episode of TheFallenState TV.

In this Season 3 finale episode of TheFallenState TV, Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with liberal, controversial Buddhist monk Lama Jigme Gyatsu to discuss his transition from Judaism to Buddhism, his meditation practice, and his thoughts on the election. The conversation also turns to Lama Jigme's experimentations with bisexuality and sapiosexuality, as well as his beliefs about God, Jesus, and racism.