“Chained Gang”
Supply-chain guru Jim Nelles explains why the economy is broken, why cities seem hopeless – and why he’s hanging in there anyway.
“The Man They Love to Hate”
Everyone who doesn’t love journalist, commentator and Elon Musk favorite Ian Miles Cheong hates him – but really hates him. Ron asks him why.
“Artificial Intransigience”
Kristen Ruby has the goods on some of the AI programming that still has Elon Musk’s Twitter tied up in virtual and political knots – and conservatives are getting fed …
“One Man in His Time”
Modern-day theater impresario Brian Clowdus has played many parts in his artistic and political journeys.
“Joe McBride’s Mission”
After his brother’s wrongful conviction and imprisonment, Joe McBride dedicated his life to criminal defense. Now he’s representing January 6th defendants that the system has punished before they’ve even been …
“The Quest of Stealth Jeff”
No one seemed to “trust the plan” more than Brian Cates, once known on Twitter as “Stealth Jeff [Sessions].” As active as ever, though, Cates has learned from his experiences, …
“Repairing Elections from the Bottom Up”
When Cleta Mitchell started the Election Integrity Network, she knew it had to attack problems with the broken electoral system at the grassroots. It’s working, but the labor has just …
“We Didn’t Make it for You”
Washington insider Jeff Ballabon explains why reforming the Republican National Committee will be an uphill battle no matter who heads it, and how the Anti-Defamation League has become an engine …
“The Return of Wrongspeak”
ColemanNation may not have been the first podcast to feature Adam Coleman, but it was up there. Now he returns, triumphant – the “black victor” he writes about, and just …
“Beyond Fusionism”
Israeli-American scholar Yoram Hazony is known as the leading light of national conservatism. His new book, “Conservatism,” goes further to propose a unified field theory for conservatives in a time …