
ItsLuke and Bryan Andrews are pissed off about what’s happening in America—and they make that clear every day on their channels (usually from their cars). That’s exactly what you’ll get with their new podcast: an extended weekly crash-out reacting to the most rage-inducing stories coming out of the Trump administration. They’re determined to fight back. And they believe there’s only one way to do ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

This week, Bryan and Luke are asking a simple question: How much worse does it have to get before people admit they voted for this? The guys break down the real-world consequences of MAGA politics.
Then, Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello lands ... more
This week, Bryan and Luke are angry about men. After allegations of a horrific sexual assault involving Cornell fraternity members, they confront the culture that allows misogyny and violence against women to thrive and the men who stay silent when t... more
This week, Bryan and Luke have a simple message: your vote fucking matters. They get into the White House restricting press access, the cruelty of Trump’s immigration crackdown, Medicaid and SNAP cuts, abortion bans, soaring fuel prices, and why trea... more
With Bryan out, Pissed Off Bartender joins Luke for an episode that manages to piss off just about everybody.
They get into Mitch McConnell, skyrocketing diesel prices, the absurdity coming out of Kash Patel’s FBI, and the staggering cost of the Ira... more
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On top of having information that is sometimes not well where I'm from. These boys give me some hope that the U.S is not a lost cause.
Keep speaking the truth about the current admin! Vote them out.
Where all small town willfully ignorant voters need to go for a wake up call. Keep it up guys!
This is the best political podcast I have ever followed. These guys are so down to earth and the content is professionally presented while discussing topics in the same language this SC mom in her late 40s uses. It is incredibly refreshing and comforting to hear commentary that expresses common sense logic and my same frustration with the country I love. 🇺🇸
These guys have real concerns and a lot of common sense.
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Two hosts deliver high-energy, blunt political commentary centered on current U.S. headlines, blending outrage with personal anecdotes and calls to action. Episodes repeatedly critique politicians, media, and policy while stressing authenticity and accountability, often inviting guests to broaden the conversation. The format leans into rapid-fire rants, celebratory sarcasm, and a rallying cry to viewers to stay engaged and vote. A standout trait is the unapologetic, car‑based delivery and a consistent emphasis on working-class perspectives and practical skepticism toward elites and corporate power.
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