We Have The Power Is Building Better Communities Through Dialogue, Ethics, And Engagement

LAS VEGAS - EntSun -- Brian Gardner hosts one of the longest-running shows of the PR Connections Radio Network.
Brian Gardner is the host of the video podcast We Have the Power. We Have the Power discusses civic empowerment and community interdependence among communities in The United States.
Gardner described his motivating ethos succinctly in a single phrase.
"One person can make a difference"
Gardner's work focuses on charity and community ethics, with many episodes of We Have the Power centering on uplifting community ethical standards. We Have the Power hosts guest discussions as well as solo monologues by Gardner all in the service of engaging our community in uplifting discourse.
Gardner engages in political discussions from a morals-first perspective and prioritizes the promotion of ethics and integrity on the political stage.
"If you're clean, nothing can stick on you," Gardner remarked.

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We Have the Power has hosted guests that speak on the dangers of community proliferation of drugs, including Nathan Johnson. Johnson has spoken at schools across the country for more than 30 years about the danger of drug use.
Gardner's podcast has featured several guests focused on community ethics and mutual empowerment. In 2025, We Have the Power featured Chrishawndra Matthews as a guest speaker, representing her organization, Literacy in the Hood.
Matthews works at distributing books and literature to underserved and disenfranchised youth in the North Las Vegas area.
We Have the Power believes that most problems are based in miscommunication, so by starting a conversation, Gardner hopes to solve our problems through mutual understanding.
Guests, even if they fail to agree with Gardner, are heard and listened to, to prevent miscommunication in the future.
We Have the Power is looking forward to coming years of podcast episodes and civic discussions.
Gardner has many more topics and guests in store for We Have the Power, set to debut soon.

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