
The Saving Elephants Podcast features engaging conversations about conservative values with a mercifully modern twist. Tired of political shock-talk and rank punditry on your radio and TV? Curious about what conservative thinkers of yesteryear had to say but don't have time to read some terribly long, boring book they wrote? Want to learn why conservatism still holds value for Millennials today? J... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Sure, most of us are aware that John Quincy Adams was the son of Founding Father John Adams and the sixth POTUS with a long and illustrative career in public service and diplomacy. Some might even recall that he was the brains behind the Monroe Doctr... more
Whether it's Zohran Mamdani's win in NYC last year or the slew of Democratic Socialists of America electoral victories this year, the DSA is having a moment. Is this the beginning of the socialist utopia displacing the patriarchal/capitalist system i... more
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In recent weeks conservative social media has been aflurry debating that nebulous phrase, the Common Good. Does the New Right have a monopoly on the concept of the common good? If we can agree on the common good, does that alone grant us the politica... more
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Josh thoughtfully covers the issues and I admire his intellectual and political honesty. I credit him for keeping me with at least one foot firmly planted in conservative thought. He brings a fresh light to a rich intellectual tradition I was mostly ignorant to before his work. Thanks for the great content. He also shows restrain in his interviewing style, allowing guests to really dive into their experiences and perspective. I have to say, he has a strong message on other podcasts as well.
A very rare podcast that delivers an honest and objective view point that can be critical of both extremes while maintaining principled conservative values. Its a breath of fresh air during these polarizing times.
I love this podcast! It's an excellent blend of the movers and shakers in the conservative movement and various and sundry non-famous guests who bring a unique outside-the-beltway perspective. These conversations pack a lot of information in each hour-long episode that's refreshingly more engaging than what typically passes for political chatter.
I began listening to Saving Elephants in my attempt to define what is ‘Conservatism’ four months ago. This podcast was incredibly helpful to give direction, references and thoughtful input to my quandary. Since then I’ve binged listened to 25 of the podcasts. I have to say I enjoy and appreciate how Josh engages the mind and not the emotions. In my opinion, this is a rare commodity for talk shows today. Whether he is co-hosting, conducting an interview or going solo, you can be sure the s... more
As a Gen Z small L libertarian in the Republican Party, I greatly appreciate Josh’s inclusion of a variety of voices across the broader center right spectrum. He has struck an amazing balance between including guests who are already household names in conservative circles as well as rising stars who I hope will emerge as thought leaders in the years to come. His solo episodes are equally noteworthy with his nuanced and thorough analysis to both long-standing philosophical debates within conserva... more
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Conversations center on conservative ideas, history, and civic life, with a modern, millennial-facing lens. Across episodes, topics span nationalism vs patriotism, foundational American principles, fusionist conservatism, and the role of religion, education, and culture in public life. Guests range from historians and political philosophers to think-tank scholars and dissidents, often exploring how traditional conservative principles apply to today's politics, media, and global affairs. The show is notable for thoughtful, idea-driven dialogue, accessible explanations of complex theories, and a willingness to entertain a broad spectrum of conservative perspectives while prioritizing civility and intellectual rigor.
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Recent guests on Saving Elephants include:
1. Jeffrey Tyler Syck
2. Bradley Berzer
3. Thomas Howells
4. James Patterson
5. Thomas Howes
6. Brad Birzer
7. Michael Lucchese
8. Jeff Mayhugh
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