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  • Today · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP168: Hour 1 – The Trans Vibe Shift

    Erick opens Open Line Friday with the Democratic pivot nobody expected: Lindsay James running ads on girls sports in Iowa’s second district, James Talarico backing off in Texas, and Democrats all over the map fleeing open borders and defund the police with forty days left before the midterms. Then a caller on the Lindsay Clancy […]

  • Today · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP170: Hour 2 – The Outrage Mobs

    Erick takes apart the online outrage machine after Converse pulled a Chuck 70 ad over absurd claims that a K-pop star’s photo evoked a KKK hood and a lynching, and explains why Nike’s habit of apologizing to the white wokes helped drop it out of the S&P 100 for the first time since 1998. Then […]

  • Today · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP170: Hour 3 – Iran Squeezed as Diesel Hits a Record

    Erick walks through the economic war on Iran, with Brent and West Texas crude back below $100, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on CNBC detailing five new sanctions authorities that shut down Iranian airlines worldwide and closed branches of Egyptian, Turkish and Russian banks, and Wall Street Journal reporting on the US Navy blockade, stranded truckers […]

  • Today · 14 min

    Daily Signal Podcast: Victor Davis Hanson: Five Week Midterm Election Update

    With five weeks to go before the midterm elections, the races remain uncertain. Current polling shows Democrats with an advantage in several key contests, but questions remain about polling accuracy, campaign spending, redistricting and the records of individual candidates. Key Senate races in Michigan, Maine, Minnesota, Texas, Iowa and Kansas remain competitive, while developments in […]

  • Today · 47 min

    Call Me Back: Naza: When a Film is the News

    Can Israel confront what went wrong in Gaza when the accusations leave no room for conversation? In this special replay of For Heaven’s Sake, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi take on Naza, the explosive Israeli film accusing Israel of systematically disregarding civilian casualties in Gaza. After receiving a nearly 25-minute standing ovation at the […]

  • Yesterday · 55 min

    Conservative Crossroads with Henry Olsen: More Defense Spending Without Cuts?

    Should Congress approve President Trump’s $350 billion defense budget request through reconciliation, without requiring any spending cuts to pay for it? The president wants it to come through reconciliation, which can be passed on only a party line vote. And the question conservatives are debating is whether or not that should come with or without […]

  • Yesterday · 47 min

    Federalist Radio Hour: Inside The Voter Registration Laws Designed To Allow Fraud

    On this edition of The Federalist Radio Hour, President of Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections (RITE) Justin Riemer joins Federalist Senior Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle to discuss his congressional testimony about the recent election fraud scandal in New Jersey, analyze the problems of noncitizen voting, and explain why fraud is a major factor in determining […]

  • Yesterday · 35 min

    First Things: Standing Athwart AI, Yelling Stop

    Further reading: Christopher Caldwell, “Why the AfD Wins” (First Things) Dan Hitchens, “How Britain Escaped Assisted Suicide” (First Things) Dan Hitchens, “How Britain Defeated ‘Assisted Dying’” (Compact) Imogen Garfinkel, “Our 83-year-old Christian grandmother was euthanised against her will under Canada’s assisted dying system – she died covered in blood with her hands clasped in prayer” (Daily Mail)

  • Yesterday · 1 hr 13 min

    Not Dead Yet: Katherine Boyle

    First return guest, Katherine Boyle, joins the guys to pick up where they left off. How can technology strengthen families? Why do boys need risks? How can women combine work and motherhood? Don’t we all need some suffering? Come for the deep questions, stick around for the autonomous boats, rebuilt shipyards, and American builders.

  • Yesterday · 15 min

    Daily Signal Podcast: Victor Davis Hanson: The Sudden AI Panic Is A Classic Strategy. Just Follow the Election Calendar.

    Why are tech CEOs suddenly warning that AI could destroy humanity—while simultaneously opposing liability for the products they create? The history of election-year doomsday scares is abundant, from the 1968 population bomb to nuclear winter in 1984, climate change in 1992, Me Too in 2016, etc. “When you see a sudden epidemic, a melodrama, a hysteria, […]

  • Monday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP169: Hour 1 – Your Child is Not an Experiment

    Erick opens on the Nikole Hannah-Jones piece in The New York Times Magazine, where the 1619 Project author admits she sent her own daughter into a failing New York City public school as an act of collective good, then watched the girl move to a better high school and discover she had never actually learned […]

  • Monday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP169: Hour 3 – A 9/11 Father Confronts Abdul El-Sayed

    Erick plays a new Great Lakes PAC ad in which David Beamer, father of Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, confronts Abdul El-Sayed over his refusal to disavow Hassan Piker’s claim that America deserved 9/11, and calls it one of the most powerful spots of the cycle. Before that, a full teach-in on vertical and horizontal […]

  • Monday · 32 min

    Hillsdale Dialogues: Learning Homer’s Illiad, Part One

    Stephen Smith, dean of humanities and professor of English at Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues to start a short series on Hillsdale’s new online course The Illiad. Enroll in The Illiad today: https://hillsdale.edu/course Release date: 18 September 2026

  • Monday · 11 min

    Chicks on the Right: The Shocking Reason Women Are Outworking Men!

    Women are dominating the workforce — but what’s happening with men? Zach Abraham joins the Chicks to break down new job data, the growing education gap between men and women, and why ambition, work ethic, and expectations may be reshaping careers, relationships, and marriage. Plus, Zach shares what he’s seeing firsthand when it comes to […]

  • Saturday · 42 min

    The Glenn Show: TGS Live: John McWhorter and Nathan Cofnas on Race and Intelligence

    Support The Glenn Show at https://glennloury.substack.com John McWhorter and Glenn talk with Nathan Cofnas, a philosopher of biology who exposed Jason Arday’s plagiarism, for a discussion of that affair and Cofnas’s own “race realist” views—that racial IQ differences are real and largely innate. McWhorter voices skepticism, questioning whether Cofnas has reckoned with the implications of […]

  • Friday · 1 hr 2 min

    The Ricochet Podcast: Familiar Parts of the Body Politic

    Sometimes our topsy-turvy world is more dizzying than usual—and in those times, it’s best to stand on a firm foundation and in the company of dependable people. Rob Long returns to chat with Charles and Steve about controversies of all shapes, sizes and degrees of comprehensibility—from Bo French and the “NETTR” movement, a Republican admin […]

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