Host Sarah Isgur is joined by Steve Hayes, and Jonah Goldberg for a weekly thoughtful discussion on politics, policy, and culture.
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Great podcast for those looking to add a center-right perspective into their digest. Keep up the good work.
Ok, I was close to unfollowing this podcast, but Steve you restored my faith. I have always been a fan and you showed why with this dialogue, open, fair, intelligent. please do more like these!!!!
My mind is blown by how bad the conversation about Nashville went, Jonah was the only one in this that had some sort of rationality what he was saying. Kevin acted like he was some sort of expert on the most complicated topic we are facing in our country and rambled for like five minutes over his self-declared facts that there is nothing that can be done & why the people who want to do something are disingenuous. There is a literal proof that people are using the manifestoes to copy shootings. T... more
I love this podcast. It’s a place of real thought and intellect. Five stars but if you bring back David French full time it would be a 6 star podcast (yes I know that’s not a real thing).
I love the Podcast, very balanced and informative. My only negative comment is that Sarah Isgur's sarcastic laughs, which often comes during a topic she disagrees with, takes away from the both the show and her otherwise excellent commentary.
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