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The J. Burden Show

J. Burden
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This episode, originally published on Austin Lostroh's podcast, dives into the mess that is higher education and takes aim at the cynical narrative around the propositional nation.

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Recent Guests

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
Firas Modad
Geopolitical analyst and presenter on The Lotus Eaters
The Lotus Eaters
Episode: Israel's War Widens w/ Firas Modad: Ep. 553
James Lindsay
Author and commentator on culture and politics
Self-employed / Various
Episode: James Lindsay Defends Israel from the "Woke-Right"
Marcus (FuriusPertinax)
Guest on the show, discussed ownership and repair economics
Episode: You Will Own Nothing w/ FuriusPertinax: Ep. 542
Thomas Sear
Author of The Nuremberg System
Episode: The Conservative Civil War, Jason Arday and The Hollywood Resurgence w/ Thomas777: Ep. 540
Ed Dutton
Academic, author known for contrarian analyses on culture and society
Independent scholar
Episode: Jason Arday and the Failure of Higher Ed w/ Dr. Ed Dutton: Ep. 539
Tommy Salmons
Guest discussing issues related to American conservatism and policy
Episode: Agency for You and Patronage for Them w/ Tommy Salmons: The J. Burden Show Ep. 538
Roberto Rios
Analyst known as Peruvian Bull; guest on the episode
Analyst/Observer of macroeconomics
Episode: The Japanese are Keeping You Poor w/ Roberto Rios AKA Peruvian Bull: Ep. 536
Conrad Franz
Geopolitical analyst and Orthodox prophecy commentator on World War Now
World War Now
Episode: The World War You're Living In w/ Conrad Franz: Ep. 533

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 451 ratings
  • 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.

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    5
    Cokehead4200000
    United Statesa month 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 Statesa month 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 States3 months 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 States6 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 States6 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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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

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.
Israel's War Widens w/ Firas Modad: Ep. 553
Q: Was there still dynamic events happening during that period where it was out of the news?
Firas explains that Iranian attacks continued and the US response followed, shifting attention back as tensions rose with the Houthis and broader regional dynamics, including the Red Sea and Gulf security.
Jason Arday and the Failure of Higher Ed w/ Dr. Ed Dutton: Ep. 539
Q: Could you summarize the story of this Jason Arday character?
Arday rose rapidly to prominence with claims of a groundbreaking life story—overcoming autism, illiteracy, and achieving high academic success—despite investigations suggesting plagiarism and a fabricated personal history. The discussion suggests he was over-promoted due to identity politics, then exposed as a fantasist, culminating in his resignation and suicide, which sparked a wider debate about merit, woke culture, and institutional accountability.
The Complete Beilis Affair w/ Thomas777
Q: So where should we start when we're talking about this case?
We start by outlining the Beilis case within its historical and political backdrop, then move through the key witnesses, the two-phase trial structure, and how media and public perception shaped the narrative and potential outcomes.

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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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2. Firas Modad
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4. Marcus (FuriusPertinax)
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6. Ed Dutton
7. Tommy Salmons
8. Roberto Rios

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