
Dan Hollaway discussing what it means to be an American Citizen. We know our rights, now let’s discuss our obligations.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 450 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

In this episode, Dan discusses Chesterton’s Fence, the dilemma facing anyone examining an institution for reform, and runs three historical circumstances through the test to see if abolishing institutions was the correct choice and, most importantly,... more
In this episode, Dan discusses the creation of The National Review, the treaty between modern conservatives, and what happened when its mutual enemy was no longer available to hold it together. What ensued was a fracture in the party that continues t... more
In this third installment, Dan discusses American conservatism from Disraeli’s perspective: What will you conserve? What would Americans conserve if they had no history? That question took 80 years and a Civil War to answer.
In this episode, Dan continues the series on conservatism, this time focusing on Robert Peel, Benjamin Disraeli, and the arguments for and against conservatism in Victorian England and after.
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I absolutely love this podcast. DB used to be my favorite, but now I love the deep dive on philosophical topics this podcast delivers. It’s better than anything on any platform anywhere in my opinion. It is also changing my life and how I look at my responsibility to the country, Starting with my community.
This might be the best podcast that modern men can listen to. Dan does a great job at explaining his points and his topics should be common knowledge. Unfortunately today, that’s not the case. So men need to listen. This history, lessons, stories, and standards upheld in this podcast need to be heard. I just wish that every man could live their life this way, we’d all be so much more successful for it. Thanks Dan
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What keeps me coming back to Citizen Podcast is the depth of knowledge Dan brings to the topics he covers. His understanding of American history, government, the Constitution, and the principles our country was founded on gives a lot more context to the political and cultural issues we are dealing with today. He doesn’t just react to headlines; he explains how we got here and why it matters. I especially appreciate his ability to connect history and founding principles to current events in a way... more
Dan is a great host his experience as a veteran and with the black rifle and drinking bros makes his perspective unique and worth listening to in this day and age as we strive for authenticity.
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This show centers on what it means to be an American citizen, often exploring duties alongside rights through philosophy, history, and practical culture. Episodes frequently dissect virtue, leadership, and civic responsibility, tying ancient wisdom to modern life and urging listeners to build trustworthy communities from the ground up. A recurring strength is weaving rigorous ideas with real-world applications, from personal self-improvement to public discourse, making it likely to appeal to listeners who value critical thinking, patriotism, and constructive civic engagement.
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