re: Favorite political podcast?

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Same here. The build up to the red wave and the eventual fizzle has left me jaded to politics and our political system.

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Yeah I have cut way way back on political stuff. Theology podcasts w some inevitable political/social topics but very little pure politics. I put on Walsh or Knowles and occasionally now No Agenda and Scott Adams.

With two little kids, being old, tons of house/outdoor work, and a career that revolves around reading and writing, i rely heavily on audio content. I’ve been going through the Bible slowly the past two years, listening to numerous sermons, books and lectures on each verse. It really dilutes the depressing current events and politics input. Also keep a novel or nonfiction book going. On T Jefferson the art of power now.

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Bongino
And read his books. They are on point

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Bongino but I don’t listen much anymore. I’m burnt out on all politics as nothing changes.

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Same here. I do catch clips of TimCast, Steve Turley and Styxhexenhammer which are all about 10 minutes or so.

Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz
Steve Deace Show
President's Daily Brief (Bryan Dean Wright)
Dan Bongino Show
Fearless with Jason Whitlock
Human Events Daily (Jack Posobiec)

Subversive with Alex Kaschuta

Pete Quinones Show

Michael Malice

These are not really current events shows, but more about confronting the liberal illusions of the modern "right."

Lotus Eaters but you have to filter the American political stuff from the British and European political stuff.

Steve Deace is my favorite right now. He doesn't just pat you on the head and shake his fist at those meanie Democrats. He will actually challenge the right and so called "conservatives" more often and brings a Biblical/Christian perspective to the show.

I like listening to replays of Tuckers monologue the next morning. I don't usually get to watch the show.

Sovereign Nations with Michael O'Fallon is good as well. Gets a little deep at times, but I like listening.

A couple others: Dark to Light, Paul Joseph Watson, Timcast, Matt Walsh, and the Glenn Beck Podcast (this is different than his daily show and is an hour interview with someone)

But lately, I have found myself just listening to either sports, home improvement type show, listening to music, or listening to the audio Bible instead. Sometimes I need a mental break from all the "suck" in the world.

Jesse Kelly

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