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The J. Burden Show

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

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Recent Guests

Mike Ferris
Host of Coffee in a Mic interview and discussion guest on this episode
Coffee in a Mic
Episode: Censorship, Gen Z, and the War in Iran: Coffee and a Mike
Alex Petkas
Historian and commentator on Roman history
Episode: War Comes Back to Rome w/ Alex Petkas: The J. Burden Show Ep. 465
Hunger Dye
Hunger the Dye Merchant; Middle East analyst and commentator
Old Glory Club
Episode: Schrödinger's War w/ Hunger the Dye Merchant: Ep. 464
Tom Foe
Guest, political commentator and content creator
Independent/Content Creator
Episode: India #1 w/ Tom Foe: Ep. 461
Ron Dodson
Analyst discussing Iran's nuclear proliferation and security issues
Claremont Institute / American Mind (as referenced in the episode)
Episode: Does Iran have Nukes? w/ Ron Dodson: Ep. 455
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
Kyle Anzalone
Guest, host of the Kyle Anzalone Show
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Episode: Iran: A Multifaceted Disaster w/ Kyle Anzalone: The J. Burden Show Ep. 451
Pete Quinones
Guest, discussed the film Year of the Dragon
Episode: Year of the Dragon w/ Pete Quinones: The J. Burden Show Ep. 450
Scott Horton
Libertarian Institute / antiwar.com
Episode: The 70 Year Iran War w/ Scott Horton: The J. Burden Show Ep. 449

Host

Jay Burden
Host of The J. Burden Show

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 402 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 Statesa month 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 States3 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
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    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.

Terence McKenna and the Death of Rock & Roll w/ Aureus Press: Ep. 463
Q: Contextualize who McKenna was and where he sits in culture.
He is described as a highly intelligent, observant psychedelic thinker and organizer who combined scientific knowledge with mysticism, a psy­chonaut persona, and a critique of political correctness, situating him as a prominent figure in 1960s counterculture and psychedelic exploration.
Does Iran have Nukes? w/ Ron Dodson: Ep. 455
Q: So where do we start when thinking about the facts we can verify about Iran's nuclear program?
The conversation should begin with the five-stage ladder (resource acquisition, conversion/enrichment, weaponization, testing, delivery) to distinguish what is physically plausible from what is propaganda, and to recognize that a state being able to enrich uranium does not automatically mean it can build or deliver a nuclear weapon.
Five Questions Libertarians Can't Answer w/ Auron MacIntyre (NHRN): Ep. 453
Q: Why do you see the libertarian anthropology as fundamentally flawed, and how does that relate to the trust in liberty as a universal condition?
Libertarians often assume people will virtue themselves into order once freed from the state, but history shows order, law, and liberty emerge through virtuous societies and intermediary institutions, not through mere absence of government.
Five Questions Libertarians Can't Answer w/ Auron MacIntyre (NHRN): Ep. 453
Q: So, Auron, where could listeners find a book that discusses the relationship between the state and intermediate institutions?
The author has a second-edition paperback coming out, with an extra chapter, and the book is available on Amazon; it addresses how the total state affects civil society and intermediate bodies that limit central power.
Roman Problems with Roman Solutions w/ Jeremy Ryan Slate: The J. Burden Show Ep. 439
Q: What does currency debasement look like in modern times compared to Rome, and why does it matter to ordinary people?
Modern inflation is often driven by monetary policy and financial systems rather than physical coinage; it erodes the value of money, shifts wealth to asset owners, and pushes the middle and lower classes toward debt and automation, affecting everyday costs and living standards.

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