An insightful podcast that discusses the news of the day and cultural issues plaguing our society. The goal of the show is to bring logic and context to these topics and address solutions, something that is rarely discussed by mainstream pundits. The trio has a knack of approaching serious issues with tremendous wit, humility, and occasional humor but never from a place of anger and with absolutely NO BULL!
Charles Love, Shemeka Michelle, and Wilfred Reilly
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome Robert Cherry, professor emeritus at Brooklyn College to discuss the surprising ethnic diversity in Israel, conflict in the Middle East, and his latest book, Arab Citizens of Israel: How Far Have They Come? Support the show
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome guest and psychologist, Dr. Patrick Lockwood to discuss therapy, its benefits, its over-prescription, and the loss of voluntary community structure as a causal factor.Support the show
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome guest Allie Voss to discuss environmental concerns, the political divide around environmentalism, and how the left's climate strategy has been a disservice to the larger effort.Support the show
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome guest Jason Riley of WSJ and The Manhattan Institute to discuss standards in the wake of Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and Ames v. Ohio, as well as his latest book, The Affirmative Action Myth.Support the show
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome guest Alan Dershowitz to discuss his latest book, The Preventative State, the challenges of representing high profile defendants, and rebalancing a state run amok at the expense of individual liberty.Support the show
Cohosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw welcome guest Russell Warne to discuss IQ, the misconceptions, controversy, and vulnerabilities around the concept, the pitfalls of more recent concepts of EQ and SEL, and his book, In the Know- Debunking 35 Myths about Human Intelligence.Support the show
Hosts Wilfred Reilly, Brooks Crenshaw, and Christy Kelly sit down with criminologist and former Baltimore police officer Peter Moskos to discuss policing, public safety, criminal justice policy, and the realities behind the badge.Support the show
Hosts Wilfred Reilly and Brooks Crenshaw welcome author Mary Grabar to explore her journey as an immigrant, what it means to be an American, and on debunking Howard Zinn, The 1619 Project, and FDR.Support the show
"Our man in the KY House" discusses Southern politics, and whether DC can be reformed. Support the show
Brother Jesse tells us about his military experiences, and his professional study of the threat of radical Islam. Support the show
"Yale couch incident" survivor Sarah Braasch describes being/becoming the 1st major Karen. Support the show
Talia BONGOLAN Schwartz discusses the modern left and why she left it.Support the show
Wither humanity, the youth, and the future of the environmental movement? Support the show
We discuss the state of the country, and the culture, with writer, columnist, & speaker Brooks Crenshaw. Check out his Substack, The Daedalus Thread.Support the show
Former congressman, Democratic presidential candidate, and "Common Sense Advocate" Dean Phillips joins us to discuss the maddening political landscape and how we get back to sanity.Support the show
Political advisor, Carlton Hoffman, discusses white supremacy, being canceled, and how he became enlightened.Support the show
Transsexual Buck Angel and feminist Lisa Selin Davis have an honest conversation about the gender identity agenda. We discuss why it's dangerous, the problem with suppressing truth, the effects of President Trump's executive orders, and the madness of the NYC district 2 community education council of which Charles is a member.Support the show
The Distributist, David Greene, joins us to discuss immigration. Specifically, the problem with H1B visas.Support the show
Charles, Wilfred, Christy, and Lou discuss the inauguration, executive orders, pardons, and the transgender map.Support the show
James joins us to discuss the woke right.Support the show
We're back with our first episode of the year. We discuss religion, politics, and the future with best-selling author, two-time presidential candidate, and potential DNC chair Marianne Williamson.Support the show
The gang talks election madness, what does (and does not) influence voters, Diddy (don't know how that happened), and predictions. Also, Wilfred and Christy try to tell an undecided voter why he needs to pick Harris or Trump. Spoiler alert, it's Charles. Support the show
Captain Guy Higgins joins us to discuss the Calvert Task Group's book, Don't Give Up the Ship: Woke Politics Are Endangering Our Military and Our Nation.Support the show
Best-selling Author and Filmmaker, Dinesh D'Souza joins us to discuss his new film, Vindicating Trump.Support the show
Cultural and political commentator Matt Walsh joins us to discuss his latest film, Am I Racist?, the importance of reaching new audiences, and his "controversial" social media takes.Support the show
Former deputy assistant secretary of the Interior and Claremont Institute senior fellow Jeremy Carl joins us to discuss his book, The Unprotected Class: How Antiwhite Racism is Tearing America Apart.Support the show
Former PA Senator, Republican presidential candidate, and Newsmax Contributor Rick Santorum joins Charles and Wilfred to discuss the LGBTQ movement, the culture, and the presidential race. Charles offers Rick an apology.Support the show
Karys Rhea, Epoch Times associate producer, discusses the current climate of antisemitism.Support the Show.
Denise is back to talk about the crazy political climate.Support the Show.
Physical Anthropologist Elizabeth Weiss discusses her book, On the Warpath: My Battles with Indians, Pretendians, and Woke Warriors.Support the Show.
Will and Charles catch up with current events after a week off.Support the Show.
R. Barbara Gitenstein - President Emerita of The College of New Jersey, joins us to discuss her new book, Experience is the Angled Road.Support the Show.
Maud Maron joins us to talk about education, antisemitism, and her removal from the NYC parent-led school council, of which Charles is a councilmember.Support the Show.
Host Wilfred Reilly turns special guest to discuss his new book, Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me.Support the Show.
Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon joins us to talk about her latest book, Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women.Support the Show.
Our favorite CA high school teacher, and author of, Hollowed Out, Jeremy Adams is back to discuss his Magnum Opus, Lessons in Liberty: Thirty Rules for Living from Ten Extraordinary Americans.Support the Show.
Diane Yap joins us to talk about her social media persona, crime, culture and racism.Support the Show.
Publius PR CEO and Woking Dead author, A.J. Rice discusses culture and politics.Support the Show.
Larissa Phillips, founder of the Volunteer Literacy Project, joins us to talk about her important piece in Quilette where she discusses how the feminist approach to rape is hurting women and victims. Link to her piece detailing her experience dealing with rape.https://quillette.com/2024/03/20/toward-ruin-or-recovery-celeste-marcus-liberties-journal-yascha-mounk-feminist-metoo/Support the show
Corey Deangelis, Senior Fellow at the American Federation for Children, talks about the problems in education and why he's fighting for school choice.Support the show
This week journalist David Marcus returns to discuss his tweet about Gen X and racism. Fatimah Gilliam joins the conversation to offer an alternative to David's view on race relations in the late nineties and how they're different from today. The conversation ends on a heated debate about journalistic integrity and rape accusations in the Israel-Hamas war. David's Tweethttps://x.com/BlueBoxDave/status/1766246060995825773?s=20Hamashttps://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/un-team-says-rape-gang-rape-likely-occurred-during-hamas-attack-israel-2024-03-04/Israelhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/22/claims-of-israeli-sexual-assault-of-palestinian-women-are-credible-un-panel-sayshttps://thehill.com/policy/international/4477340-un-experts-reports-executions-sexual-assault-israeli-soldiers/Here is the New York Times Fatimah was referencing.https://archive.is/IeY6UHere is an article from The Intercept challenging the New York Times piecehttps://theintercept.com/2024/03/04/nyt-october-7-sexual-violence-kibbutz-beeri/Support the show
Barrington joins Charles, Wilfred, and special guest Lou Perez to discuss social media. We dive into Twitter debates, influencers, racism, the real world, and if blacks are funnier than whites.Support the show
Shelby Steele, author, filmmaker, and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, joins us to talk race, antisemitism, and algebra.Support the show
Former Olympian and candidate for Congress Claston Bernard talks about acceptable blacks.Support the show
This week, we talk to Fatimah Gilliam, author of Race Rules: What Your Black Friend Won't Tell You.Support the show
Historian Larry Schweikart discusses his new book, A Patriot's History of Globalism.Support the show
Brian Mullins joins us to discuss big city problems, specifically Chicago, and why the left isn't helping the black community.Support the show
We talk race, resilience, and solutions with Woodson Center and 1776 Unites founder Bob Woodson.Support the show
Charles and Wilfred discuss the annual debate around Black History Month with Lou Perez and David Sypher.Support the show
The host of The Reason We Learn joins us to explain her radical views on education.Support the show
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