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The J. Burden Show

J. Burden
Israel
Iran
West Memphis Three
Immigration
Berserk
Iran War
Christianity
Cancel Culture
Buffalo 66
Donald Trump
Social Media
David Lynch
Woke Capitalism
ESG
Classical Education
Vincent Gallo
Public Education
California
Violence
Individualism

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Today's episode criticizes “forever wars” and post‑9/11 U.S. foreign policy. I point out that prolonged conflicts in the Middle East were costly, strategically incoherent, and sold to the public through misleading narratives, while responding to Jere... more

Thomas Rousseau joins the show to explain Patriot Front’s origins, organizational approach, public activism, internal culture, and his views on political opposition, censorship, and legal scrutiny.

TR: patriotfront.us/

Fox and Sons: use cod... more

Dan Tubb joins the show to explain how Britain and the U.S. are handling immigration, party politics, pensions, government debt, democracy, and the pressures facing younger generations.

Dan: twitter.com/Kingbingo_

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Palestinianism is the new OP, and New Fist joins to examine how labels and slogans shape debate around Israel, Palestine, foreign influence, nationalism, and religion. We argue that broad ideological terms are often used to simplify complex issues an... more

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Recent Guests

Papa Alpaca
Guest on show discussing Chappie
Episode: Theodicy and Chappie (2015) w/ Papa Alpaca: Ep. 562
Bret Weinstein
Guest; noted commentator and author; discussed on the show
The Dark Horse Podcast / Hunter Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century
Episode: The Children of Western Decline w/ Dr. Bret Weinstein: Ep. 560
Feral Historian
Sci‑fi video essayist known for in-depth analyses of science fiction
Self‑published on YouTube
Episode: Vibes Based Lifeforms w/ Feral Historian: Ep. 559
Erick Erickson
Conservative media figure and writer
Conservative media
Episode: Erick Erickson: America is Nothing and Teddy Roosevelt is Hitler
Felix Fairmont
Guest analyst brought on to discuss Berserk
Episode: J. Burden Reviews Berserk: The Golden Age Arc Continues w/ Felix Fairmont
Austin Lostroh
Guest on this episode; the interviewer on his own show within the episode, discussing the format and origins with J Burden
The Austin Lostroh Show
Episode: Here's Your Diploma Saar w/ Austin Lostroh: Ep. 556
Nick Griffin
A nationalist figure invited onto the show to discuss immigration and related issues
Beyond the Pale (guest platform)
Episode: The Invasion Reaches Portsmouth w/ Nick Griffin: Ep. 554
Scott Horton
American political commentator and author; Director at Libertarian Institute; Editor at antiwar.com
Libertarian Institute; antiwar.com
Episode: NATO's War Against the Serbs w/ Scott Horton: Ep. 548
James Lindsay
Author and commentator on culture and politics
Self-employed / Various
Episode: James Lindsay Defends Israel from the "Woke-Right"

Host

J. Burden
Host of the show; conducts in-depth interviews and facilitates provocative political/cultural conversations.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 461 ratings
  • Huh?

    Masterful command of the subject and the language. Give this young man money and make him famous. He reminds this old man that despair is a sin and opportunities to make the world a better place abound.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chuck Coffer
    United States13 days ago
  • and I hope you have a good day today

    20 minutes in and on my 4th commercial break. Very g**

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Cokehead4200000
    United Statesa month ago
  • and I hope you have a good day today

    They were drinking anti freeze. They claimed it caused them to have hallucinations in which the homeless sleeping on the bus suddenly reincarnated as John Lennon. He should have imagined a bodyguard.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cokehead4200000
    United States2 months ago
  • Making Sence

    I’m a boomer and agree with what you’re saying so far. Great points of views.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Truth seeker2026
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 States4 months ago

Listeners Say

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

Critics praise the sharp, provocative style and rigorous interview questions, though a few find the tone abrasive or the topics polarizing.
Listeners appreciate the depth and variety of guests, but some dislike the heaviness of ads and dense political discourse.
Fans value the host's willingness to challenge conventional narratives and bring insider perspectives.

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#188
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Children of Western Decline w/ Dr. Bret Weinstein: Ep. 560
Q: And so I've thrown a lot at you there, but I'm curious, do you feel as if reform is possible?
Weinstein responds affirmatively but cautions that reform within the current duopoly is limited; meaningful change will require rethinking incentives and potentially embracing radical shifts that can realign political and institutional power.
Vibes Based Lifeforms w/ Feral Historian: Ep. 559
Q: What is the fundamental question of science fiction, in your view?
It's about how stories encode the era's anxieties and hopes, and how the implied futures reflect the reader's or viewer's present preoccupations, not just what could happen.
Here's Your Diploma Saar w/ Austin Lostroh: Ep. 556
Q: How did you get started or become involved in this world, especially with starting out anonymously and then revealing your face later?
I started as a college student who was interested in dissident voices during COVID-era uncertainties. I met someone during a long drive and an in-person conversation sparked the idea to record conversations, starting with Episode Zero with that person, and gradually growing into what it is today.
The Invasion Reaches Portsmouth w/ Nick Griffin: Ep. 554
Q: So a little bit of context if you could, Nick. What is the situation with the so-called small boats?
Griffin explains that the boats are not actually small anymore, describing crossings as involving hundreds of people and accusing the authorities of using these arrivals to justify broader policies against immigration.
Israel's War Widens w/ Firas Modad: Ep. 553
Q: What changed to bring the war back into the spotlight?
The guest points to escalating actions by Iran and the Houthis, changes in US policy, and the broader strategic recalibration of Gulf states as drivers for renewed media and public attention.

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This show features long-form interviews and analytical conversations that blend cultural critique, politics, economics, and media ecosystems. Episodes often center on conservative or right-leaning perspectives, with guests ranging from political commentators and authors to geopolitical analysts and cultural critics. The host guides discussions through provocative questions, challenging conventional narratives and unpacking how media, power, and ideology intersect in current events. Highlights include deep dives into historical cases, media portrayals of crime and politics, and critiques of public discourse, often with clear stances and bold framing. The program stands out for its dense, argumentative style, willingness to entertain controve... more

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