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Stephen J. Cloobeck Launches New Podcast ''Hard Truths''


Hard Truths with Stephen J. Cloobeck
Hard Truths with Stephen J. Cloobeck

iHeartPodcasts has announced the launch of "Hard Truths with Stephen J. Cloobeck," a new bi-weekly podcast that aims to tackle the most pressing issues facing California and the nation through candid conversations and unflinching commentary. The debut episode, released today, features an in-depth interview with U.S. Senator Cory Booker.

Cloobeck, the founder and former CEO of Diamond Resorts International, is an entrepreneur and political activist known for his outspoken style and commitment to pragmatic solutions. In Hard Truths, he promises to go beyond partisan politics to explore what it will truly take for Americans to "get real, come together, and turn the country around."

"This podcast is about more than just politics," Cloobeck said. "It's about sharing diverse views and offering simple solutions with humor and integrity. I'm thrilled to partner with iHeartMedia to bring this vision to life."

With more than four decades of experience in hospitality development and civic engagement, Cloobeck brings a mix of business acumen and public service perspective to the mic. According to the announcement, the show will blend "raw interviews and unfiltered conversations" in a format aimed at sparking meaningful dialogue and accountability.

"Hard Truths with Stephen J. Cloobeck" is distributed by iHeartPodcasts and is available on the iHeartRadio app and across all major podcast platforms. New episodes will be released every other week.

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