
A show about politics, music, technology, rollercoasters, golf carts, and the United States of America.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsMusic HistoryNewsMusic | |||

On episode 100, Charles celebrates having made it into triple figures, and then talks to Sean Beienburg, first about the interesting history of progressive federalism, and then about whether Prohibition worked.
The dial-up tone in the introduction w... more
On episode 99, Charles talks to Tim Chapman of Advancing American Freedom about the role of a think tank in contemporary politics. Are we still in an era where ideas matter? How much will be up for grabs when Trump leaves the scene? How do advocacy o... more
On episode 98, Charles offers a brief apology to Ohio, and then talks to Scott Winship about whether everything is awful. Has the middle class disappeared? Is it impossible for young people to buy a home? Why do people say that one can have a '1950s ... more
On episode 97, Charles talks to Luther Ray Abel about the Best and Worst of many things: American cars, American holidays, American fast food chains, American restaurant chains, Beatles albums, American states, Christmas songs, rollercoasters, alcoho... more
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So glad to hear two gentlemen sharing ideas, friendly banter, humor, reflections…refreshing episode. Thank you. 👍
Hey Luther, download the Popeye’s app. I use it exclusively when I go there these days. I place my order and it’s always ready when I get there 10-15 minutes later. Also have app only specials and rewards points ! Game changer . Also, not a car gal but I am a crossword gal. Edsel is a still a very popular crossword answer more than sixty years after they stopped being made because of friendly letters and no other way to “clue” it. Invariably clued as “flop” or “dud”. Named for Henry Ford’s only... more
Just great fun
I like the podcast I think the information is valuable and reliable I find the fake laughter to be painful I want to stop
Charlie is at times interesting but he really needs better interlocutors to be engaging. His previous podcast with Kevin Williamson was superior, mostly for what Kevin brought to the table. Charlie engages in some interesting topics but I find it hard to finish these podcasts often even if I listen at 1.5x speed.
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The show centers on politics, culture, history, and broader U.S. public life, frequently featuring conversations with authors, historians, journalists, and policy thinkers. Episodes often probe conservative viewpoints, constitutional questions, and how current events intersect with long-running political and cultural debates. A notable strength is its willingness to host a range of perspectives within a broadly conservative frame, including prominent national commentators and academics, which can yield thoughtful, in-depth conversations as well as provocative takes. The format tends to blend rigorous questioning with accessible storytelling, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy informed debate, historical context, and civic-minded dis... more
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Recent guests on The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast include:
1. Sean Beienburg
2. Luther Ray Abel
3. Peter Just
4. Marcus Gadson
5. Christopher J. Scalia
6. Ross Benes
7. Ross Douthat
8. Michael Jahr
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