Mad Dogs and Englishmen

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Charlie says goodbye to Mad Dogs and Englishmen, and hello to his new solo show.

Kevin and Charlie have a disagreement.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Charlie's cursed week, and inform listeners that, contrary to popular belief, they do not own a bar in Tampa.

Kevin and Charlie talk about Vegas, where Charlie is currently, and Kevin's upcoming Sunday column.

Kevin and Charlie swap IRS horror stories.

Kevin asks Jimmy Quinn why we should care about TikTok.

Kevin is joined by Dominic Pino, National Review's Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow, to discuss Burke, strikes, unions, and much more.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the heat, the foiled mass shooting in Indiana, and Hunter Biden.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the pronunciation of “taco,” grammar, Jill Biden, the irrelevance of First Ladies, and inflation.

Kevin and Charlie are back after a month-long hiatus to discuss the Court and to define some terms that are often carelessly thrown around.

Kevin and Charlie discuss inflation and its rapid incursion into all areas of American life.

Kevin and Charlie discuss yesterday's primary elections in Georgia and Saul Cornell on guns.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Buffalo shooting and the Pennsylvania primaries.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Joan Walsh's memory loss and national inflation.

Kevin and Charlie discuss this week's hot topic: the ban on menthol cigarettes.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Elon Musk, the Internet, and student debt.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the upcoming French election and Governor DeSantis's ill-advised move on Disney.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Biden's proposed billionaire tax.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's worrisome inability to define a woman.

Kevin and Charlie discuss Wordle, social media, Covid, and whether or not we need to give Putin an “off-ramp.”

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Court’s 7–2 ruling in favor of the long-suffering Little Sisters of the Poor, and talk about proper punctuation.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the reworking of Splash Mountain, muse over Tina Fey’s takedown of her own shows, and consider Europe's ban on U.S. travelers thanks to our COVID response.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Downton Abbey movie, and propose that National Review take on a society columnist.

Kevin and Charlie discuss police slashing tires and Guitar Center’s hypocritical new boycotting stance.

Kevin and Charlie discuss libel law, the Minneapolis riots, and more.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the arts. Specifically: musical genius.

Kevin and Charlie discuss their grammatical pet peeves and struggles.

Kevin and Charlie discuss a ridiculous criticism of National Review and Betsy DeVos’s Title IX reform.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the Netflix series Waco.

Kevin and Charlie discuss hyperpoliticized journalism and a Harvard Law professor’s attack on homeschoolers.

Kevin and Charlie discuss what power the president actually has, and the mainstream media's double standards when it comes to reporting on sexual assault allegations.

Kevin and Charlie discuss farming, and touch on humanity's fascination with the quirks of famous individuals.

Kevin and Charlie discuss the chances of a "return to normalcy."

Are gun stores essential businesses and should they stay open during the shutdown? Kevin and Charlie discuss this and other coronavirus-induced questions.

The Veterans Administration scandal and government-run healthcare.

What's wrong with education?

The Democrats' plan to amend the First Amendment.

Sixty years after Brown v Board of Education, where are we?

Rollercoasters, and what they tell us about America.

New York's awful transport monopolies, the death penalty, the virtue of the stocks.

What were George Orwell's politics and how should conservatives regard him?