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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 625 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNewsPolitics | |||

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.
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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.
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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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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.
20 minutes in and on my 4th commercial break. Very g**
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.
I’m a boomer and agree with what you’re saying so far. Great points of views.
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
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Apple Podcasts | #188 |
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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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