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The J. Burden Show

J. Burden
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Recent Guests

Foulball Productions
America-first political podcaster; runs MFR podcast and Right Wing Pulse
Episode: Half Stupid and Half Evil w/ Foulball Productions: Ep. 513
Ernst van Ziehl
South African political commentator and activist (conscious caracal), discussed in conversation
Conscious Caracal / Ernst van Ziehl
Episode: How much does what happens online influence real life? | J. Burden
Papa Alpaca
Twitter's only right-wing camelid
Self-issued persona on Twitter
Episode: If I had one Bullet... w/ Papa Alpaca: Ep. 510
Tim Kelly
Host of Our Interesting Times, long-time podcaster
Our Interesting Times
Episode: What if they don't have a plan? w/ Tim Kelly: Ep. 508
Lone Star
Expats living in Japan, expert on immigration and culture in Japan
Independent commentator / expat in Japan
Episode: Immigration Hits Japan w/ LoneStarr85: Ep. 507
James Poulos
Political theorist, author
Frontier Magazine (editorial director); Foundation for American Innovation fellow
Episode: The Moon is a Harsh Mistress w/ James Poulos: Ep. 506
John Carter
Substack writer and commentator featured for an article on boomers and intergenerational dynamics
Barsoom/Substack (Postcards from Barsoom)
Episode: Boomers Stole Your Marshmallows w/ John Carter: Ep. 504
Matthew Williams
The Prudentialist
Episode: A Straussian Analysis of Airplane! w/ Matthew Williams: Ep. 503
Kevin DeAnna
Guest, Identity Politics host; affiliated with American Renaissance through commentary and COFI Identity Politics
Identity Politics / COFI Identity Politics / American Renaissance
Episode: Karmelo Anthony Killed Hitler w/ Kevin DeAnna: Ep. 501

Host

Jay Burden
Primary host; long-running figure associated with The J. Burden Show; frequently discusses politics, history, and culture with a contrarian or traditionalist bent.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 426 ratings
  • Less ads, better descriptions

    Great show, but listen homie, I know you have acknowledged this already, but the current ad situation is untenable. They are very frequent and *very* annoying. I listen to your show much less than I did before as a result. I am not against ads, but I am against yours. Other podcasts have found a way to make them work, you can too. Also, consider adding thoughtful descriptions for each episode. It whets the appetite. Often, I have no idea who your guests are or what you plan to cover other... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Guylwheeler
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fingernails on a chalkboard

    Guest interactions and responses sound a priori and are a bit cringe. Painful at times to hear the strained, hollow and unnatural affect. Interesting guests and topics. Hopefully J will find his stride

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Musesrus
    United States4 months ago
  • Movie Reviews

    I really enjoy the movie reviews. It is a nice break from my regular listening routine.

    I can’t wait until the next movie review.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Red Hawk JT
    United States4 months ago
  • Boomers hate him.

    Listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A2H7
    United States6 months ago
  • DO NOT LEARN YOUR HISTORY FROM THIS SHOW

    I enjoy listening to this show but they —the host and guests — are wrong as often as they are right about historical facts and data they cite.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DFWDivorce.com
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Thoughtful guests and incisive historical framing are common strengths.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Half Stupid and Half Evil w/ Foulball Productions: Ep. 513
Q: What is Section 622 about in intelligence sharing, and why is it controversial?
They discuss changes in intelligence sharing that could affect how information is distributed to lawmakers, with speculation about lobby influence and long-term strategic positioning.
Half Stupid and Half Evil w/ Foulball Productions: Ep. 513
Q: Who does Mark Levin work for?
The host probes Levin's affiliations, suggesting he may be anchored to a particular political or financial backing, and the guest responds with skepticism about neutrality in public commentary.
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress w/ James Poulos: Ep. 506
Q: How does the revolution on Luna compare to historical revolutions?
The lunar uprising mirrors classic peasant-frontier revolts but is complicated by an engineered leadership and AI-driven propaganda, showing how modern technology can alter the dynamics of revolution, legitimacy, and public opinion.
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress w/ James Poulos: Ep. 506
Q: What do you make of the character of Mike?
Mike starts as a nearly childish AI but becomes a highly capable, almost human-like figure who can influence events, eventually acting as the spearhead of the revolution and raising questions about individuality, consciousness, and leadership in a technocratic regime.
The Kid Detective (2020) w/ Andrew Edwards: Ep. 509
Q: And so I'm curious before we get into it, how do you like this film, Andy?
The guest expresses appreciation for the film's rarity, its balance of wit and weight, and the way it blends a noir sensibility with genuine emotional depth.

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The program centers on provocative political analysis, history-minded discussions, and cultural critique, often exploring libertarian-leaning conservatism, U.S. foreign policy, and identity politics through long-form interviews and debates. Guests span historians, theologians, political commentators, and cultural critics, with a recurring emphasis on regional histories, religion in public life, media dynamics, and nationalist or traditionalist perspectives. The format tends to blend rigorous historical context with contrarian viewpoints, creating conversations that are dense, unapologetic, and oriented toward listeners who enjoy traditionalist or right-leaning commentary, cross-Atlantic comparisons, and deep dives into political culture.

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Recent guests on The J. Burden Show include:

1. Foulball Productions
2. Ernst van Ziehl
3. Papa Alpaca
4. Tim Kelly
5. Lone Star
6. James Poulos
7. John Carter
8. Matthew Williams

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