
Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman preview their book -- A Twisted History of the United States -- and comment on other historical/current events through the lens of freedom.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Always champions of the working class, the Obamas can't seem to rustle up enough funds to pay contractors who already completed work on their tomb-monstrosity in Jackson Park. One has to wonder where all that plunder and laundered money landed--the f... more
You know who are claiming to be victims--yet again--of freedom of association... It's not the Amish.
Two kindergarten teachers just wanted to learn how to teach kids like the goyim do, but said inferiors' insistence that they not openly support the ... more
You know there's a lot of fudging going on when the synodal church puts its apostate pen-to-paper and relies upon squish words like "inadmissible" to shroud their true rebellion against the Truth. Antipope Prevost is at it again though, now regarding... more
Euthanasia is the demonic inversion of redemptive baptism. One provides new life, cleansed of sin; the other draws men into the destruction of human life while plunging him into mortal sin. It is an affirmative, repurposed and repeated response to Sa... more
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Two libertarian-leaning hosts discuss history, current events, and economics through a provocative, contrarian lens. Episodes blend historical analysis, Catholic themes, and sharp cultural critique, often weaving in local Oak Park lore and personal anecdotes. The show tends to push against mainstream narratives, favors free-market perspectives, and features guests who illuminate politics, religion, and media critique. Notable strengths include a clear, consistent worldview, humor, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics with depth and wit.
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