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The J. Burden Show

J. Burden
Immigration
Political Violence
Donald Trump
Occultism
Berserk
Israel
Politics
Social Media
Son Of Sam
Cancel Culture
Charlie Kirk
Republican Party
American Politics
Iran
Violence
Guts
David Berkowitz
Warhammer 40,000
Black Metal
Satanic Panic

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Recent Guests

Duo Stulti
Guest duo on the show
Duo Stulti
Episode: Plundering the Canon w/ Duo Stulti: Ep. 479
Emmanuel Lemelson
Greek Orthodox priest, pastor
Greek Orthodox Church
Episode: An Orthodox Perspective on Zionism w/ Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson: Ep. 475
Philip Voodoo
Author of Blood Memory
Blood Memory author
Episode: Blood Memory w/ Philip Voodoo: The J. Burden Show Ep. 473
Buck Johnson
Guest on the show sharing insights on spirituality and political culture
Episode: 2070 Paradigm Shift w/ Buck Johnson: The J. Burden Show Ep. 470
Bede of Britannia
Historian/content creator discussing medieval history
Episode: The Crusades Never Happened w/ Bede of Britannia: The J. Burden Show Ep. 468
Mike Ferris
Host of Coffee in a Mic interview and discussion guest on this episode
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Episode: Censorship, Gen Z, and the War in Iran: Coffee and a Mike
Hunger Dye
Hunger the Dye Merchant; Middle East analyst and commentator
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Episode: Schrödinger's War w/ Hunger the Dye Merchant: Ep. 464
Tom Foe
Guest, political commentator and content creator
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Episode: India #1 w/ Tom Foe: Ep. 461
Paul Waggener
Pro musician, operator of Operation Werewolf and Wolves of Inland
Operation Werewolf / Wolves of Inland
Episode: Steel and the Sinister w/ Paul Waggener: Ep. 454

Host

Jay Burden
Host of The J. Burden Show

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 413 ratings
  • 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 States2 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 States2 months ago
  • Boomers hate him.

    Listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A2H7
    United States4 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 States4 months ago
  • Excellent

    Heard J. On Auron’s podcast and was curious. I really enjoyed it. Very good combination of casual conversation and high brow political theory. Keep up the good work, J.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mike's #1 Fan
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

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The show blends casual chat with high-level theory, keeping conversations engaging and thought-provoking.
Listeners appreciate the variety of guests and willingness to tackle controversial topics.
Guests are consistently insightful and bring depth to political and cultural discussions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Plundering the Canon w/ Duo Stulti: Ep. 479
Q: Who are your top three favorite historical figures to read about, not for inspiration but for fun to read?
The guests name Andrew Jackson, Huey Long, and Stonewall Jackson as their top three, highlighting a preference for vibrant, controversial historical personalities who are entertaining to study.
Red Rock West w/ Andrew Edwards: Ep. 477
Q: What surprised you most about the film's blend of genres and its cast?
They highlight Nicolas Cage's restrained performance, Dennis Hopper's standout charisma, and the way the film mixes noir with dark humor and western elements.
Red Rock West w/ Andrew Edwards: Ep. 477
Q: How did you first hear about Red Rock West and why did you bring it up for discussion?
The guest explains discovering it through a college class and a long-standing appreciation for noir, noting the film's unique setting and its underappreciated status.
Blood Memory w/ Philip Voodoo: The J. Burden Show Ep. 473
Q: How did you approach the battle scenes to keep them engaging and credible?
He discusses writing battles from multiple perspectives, avoiding a single hero's POV, to convey chaos, uncertainty, and the sense that anyone could be vulnerable, similar to the approach used in certain war films like Saving Private Ryan.
Blood Memory w/ Philip Voodoo: The J. Burden Show Ep. 473
Q: What inspired the Africa setting and the decision to make it a character in the story?
He explains that Africa's landscape and cultures offer a different reality from Western settings, arguing that the land and its people shape the narrative just as much as the human characters, and that portraying Africa as a living force adds depth and tension.

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1. Duo Stulti
2. Emmanuel Lemelson
3. Philip Voodoo
4. Buck Johnson
5. Bede of Britannia
6. Mike Ferris
7. Hunger Dye
8. Tom Foe

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