Podcasts about millennial review

I thought I posted this like 4 days ago but I didn't, so here it is now. Justin ruminates on the last year and where the various threads Millennial Review followed in 2022 will take us in 2023.  To support the show and everything we do join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview.

Fresh off of American Song Contest, Ryan Charles stops by the studio to talk about “New Boot Goofin”, life in Buffalo, Wyoming and how a DM led him to being on TV.  Morgan gives her “Millennial Review” after watching the first 8 episodes of Saved by the Bell because she's never seen it. Does the show hold up? Lunchbox brings in audio of his wife's reaction to him forgetting their anniversary but there's a twist! Lunchbox left the room while she recorded the audio…so he hears it for the first time on the air with us. Was she actually upset?? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Sara attempts to explain to Kristen how she acts distinctly millennial in the "Millennial Review." Knowing your Enneagram type can't help you now! Also featured: an update from our parents about their delicious clam bake. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What is conservatism? What is the Republican Party? In the years since Donald Trump headed down that golden escalator, American conservatism has suffered an identity crisis. Is it the party of Ronald Reagan, a party of limited government, low taxes, and free markets? Is it the party of Donald Trump a party of nationalism, xenophobia, and owning the libs? Josh Lewis the force behind the Saving Elephants podcast joins me in a wide-ranging conversation about the nature of conservatism before and during Trump and how what passes as conservatism is different from the conservatism Josh is familiar with. About Josh: Josh is CPA in Tulsa, Oklahoma who is a lifelong Republican had led his university chapter of the College Republicans and was the Treasurer of the Tulsa County Republican Party. He's a diligent student of American conservatism and is passionate to find ways for conservatives to survive and thrive in the 21st century. Josh has contributed to such publications as The Millennial Review and The Liberty Hawk. Saving Elephants Podcast and Blog Support this Podcast: https://ko-fi.com/dennislsandersBe sure to rate us and leave a review. Share the podcast with others! Questions? Send an email: denminn@gmail.com.website: enroutepodcast.org Support this Podcast:https://ko-fi.com/dennislsanders Be sure to rate us and leave a review. Share the podcast with others! Questions? Send an email: denminn@gmail.com. website: enroutepodcast.org Twitter Facebook Page YouTube: https://bit.ly/enrouteyt TwitterFacebook PageYouTube: https://bit.ly/enrouteyt

In this self reflective episode Justin discusses the history of the Millennial Review and why he needs to step away for a while to re-evaluate his life and social media's position in it.

Josh and Bob continue their discussion from last week, further demystifying socialism.  The episode opens with a three-minute clip of Leftist Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) responding to a moderator’s questions in a recent townhall.  Her brief clip encapsulates much of the socialist mindset Josh and Bob had discussed in Part 1.   After recapping their understanding of socialism, Josh and Bob turn to the three most common “methods” socialists advocate to bring about a socialist economy and society.  They are:   Social Democrats Communists/Revolutionaries Democratic Socialists   Josh and Bob walk through the differences and sometimes maddeningly nuanced similarities between these three methods in their attempt to understand socialism.  And, of course, they offer their counterpoints and conservative critiques throughout.   It’s no secret that younger Americans are increasingly drawn to socialism.  But what is socialism?  Do people who say they support socialism simply mean they want something other than what we have now, or do they have a firm grasp of socialist economic theory and complex vision of what a socialist America would look like?   While some conservatives may dismiss calls for socialism as foolish and not worth debating, Millennial conservatives don’t have that luxury.  We understand that calls for a socialist state are not a passing fad but a significant shift in how Americans are beginning to think.  And if conservatives are going to defend the free market, we must first begin to understand what socialism is before we can show how capitalism offers a better alternative.   On December 16, 2019 the Leftist podcast Millennial Review ran an episode entitled What is Socialism (Parts One and Two) in which cohosts Trevor and Justin described what socialism means, how to create a socialist state, and what such a state might look like.  Trevor and Justin are both proponents of socialism and, in defining socialism, offer their arguments in support.   You can listen to their episode by clicking here.  

It’s no secret that younger Americans are increasingly drawn to socialism.  But what is socialism?  Do people who say they support socialism simply mean they want something other than what we have now, or do they have a firm grasp of socialist economic theory and complex vision of what a socialist America would look like?   While some conservatives may dismiss calls for socialism as foolish and not worth debating, Millennial conservatives don’t have that luxury.  We understand that calls for a socialist state are not a passing fad but a significant shift in how Americans are beginning to think.  And if conservatives are going to defend the free market, we must first begin to understand what socialism is before we can show how capitalism offers a better alternative.   On December 16, 2019 the Leftist podcast Millennial Review ran an episode entitled What is Socialism (Parts One and Two) in which cohosts Trevor and Justin described what socialism means, how to create a socialist state, and what such a state might look like.  Trevor and Justin are both proponents of socialism and, in defining socialism, offer their arguments in support.   You can listen to their episode by clicking here.   In this episode—the first of a two-part discussion—Josh and Bob attempt to define socialism from a conservative perspective and explore the socialist notions of seizing the means of production, private property, how labor creates value, socializing industrial vs pre-industrial societies, Marx’s theory for how capitalism would eventually collapse, and much more.  

In this edition Justin dives into the shift in Debs's organizing methods, one away from disparate craft unions and toward broad based industrial unions. He looks closely at the labor fights of the day and how they shape Debs's thinking, and the battles fought and one by the American Railway Union. All laying the groundwork of a broader shift toward socialism going forward. Help keep Millennial Review going by joining us on patreon, just a few cents a day makes this all possible and we really appreciate it so join us on patreon at pateron.com/MillennialReview

In this edition of the Millennial Review we discuss how long Americans have gone since a minimum wage increase, the left case for impeachment, Elizabeth Warren's rise in the polls, and the Trump administrations increasing hostility with Iran. Plus much more!  As always, help the show and all we do by becoming a patron. Patrons access hours of extra content, more coming each week, and also have our undying love and gratitude. So join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this unlocked patron only content Trevor takes a deep dive into the life and times of Fidel Castro. From his days as a young revolutionary, meeting Che, and the Cuban Revolution, parts one and two cover a lot of territory.  Join us on patreon for part 3! Also, it supports everything we do and ensures the Millennial Review is here spreading our message long into the future. Thanks for everything you do! Join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition of the Millennial Review we discuss a bunch of news. Why won't Elizabeth Warren Support Medicare for All? What are the stakes with reformism versus revolution? Why is Trump expanding American power abroad? And can we create an international movement to stop him? That and much more!  If you like the show and everything we do, join us on patreon and unlock 15+ hours of content. Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition of the Millennial Review, Justin takes a look at Jay Inslee and his climate change focused campaign. From the UN and what it means when we say "we have 11 years left." To how hugely inadequate Inslee (and others) plans really are. Plus what needs to be done.  If you want to help us produce more content, including the candidates series and much more, plus unlock 15+ hours of content in the process, join us on patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this unlocked patron-only edition of the Millennial Review, Trevor takes a look at a little discussed founding father, Thomas Paine. Most people have heard of Common Sense, but very few know much else about one of the most progressive and compelling founding fathers. So listen, learn, and join us on patreon to help us make more content like this. For just $4.20 a month we get to produce more spicy socialist podcasts for everyone to enjoy, and you see them first, plus get an extra hour every week! Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition of the Millennial Review we take a look at the end of Theresa May's time as prime minister, what it means for the U.K. and more importantly what it means for the budding international socialist  movement. A new phase of the Trump presidency as he ignores congress and continues to sell arms to the Saudis. Plus why Nancy Pelosi and her brand of liberalism simply can't fight back. And much more! If you like the show and everything else we do, join us on patreon, you get hours of extra content, we get to keep doing what we do, so join at Patreon.com/MillennialReview 

In this edition of the Millennial Review we discuss Ben Shapiro's comical appearance on BBC, the ongoing Republican efforts to curtail abortion rights and access, Trump's senseless cruelty when it comes to immigration policy and the Trump administration's effort to start a war in Iran. And much more!  As always, support the show and everything we do by joining us on patreon. You get hours and hours of content with more to come, we get to stay afloat in the leaky business of content creation. Patreon.com/MillennialReview

Earlier we uploaded a version of this episode with just Justin's audio, it's fixed now! In this second Q&A edition of Millennial Review, we took your questions! Everything from our version of a socialist utopia, to why it's okay (and doesn't really matter) if you vote for Joe Biden, our thoughts on Bernie's net-worth, and much more!  As always you can support the show and everything else we do and unlock 11+ hours of extra content in the process by joining us on Patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this profanity laden edition of the Millennial Review we cover a lot of different news stories. First, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's puzzling urge to placate power. Second, Barack Obama's constant attacks on the left. Third we discussed Ilhan Omar, the various bullshit controversies surrounding her, and the outright dangerous rhetoric Republicans are using against her. Finally, we looked at recent news in immigration policy and Trump's turn toward even more fascist rhetoric/policy in immigration.  And much more! As always, if you like the show, unlock 10+ hours of content and support all we do by joining us on patreon. Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this episode of the Millennial Review we take a look at George W. Bush. Specifically the ways in which he is significantly worse than Donald Trump and why it's important to remember that. Trillions of dollars spent in pointless wars in the Middle East that left over 100,000 people dead and still continue to this day is just one example. The podcast is full of many more.  As always you can support the show, the website, and everything we do by joining us on patreon and unlocking 8+ hours of extra content. Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this patron only edition Justin looks at what Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen's fear that "there will never be a peaceful transition of power in 2020" might actually look like.  From voter suppression and one party states, to street violence of the Charlotesville sort. And a deep look at our institutions and specifically the courts and their inability to deal with a real legitimacy crisis. As is the media.  If that sounds interesting or you like what we do here at Millennial Review, join us on patreon and help fund the two main shows, the articles we write, the memes we post and everything else. So help us out, join us at Patreon.com/MillennialReview

You may have heard of Senator Mike Gravel, or more specifically the group of high school students who convinced him to launch a presidential campaign. He then gave them access to his Twitter account which has sense become a vehicle for major criticism of the status quo and establishment Democrats like Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand.  In this edition of the Millennial Review we interviewed one of the people behind the entire operation, David Oks, Senator Gravel's campaign manager. We discussed how it all came together, what his goal for the campaign is, how likely making the debate stage his, his relationship with Senator Gravel and his estimation of the man and his positions. Plus much more!  As always if you like the show and you like what we do, join us on patreon and help fund the two main shows, get access to over 5 hours of patron-only podcasts with more coming each week, and help us do everything else, like interview the Gravel gang and whoever else joins us in the future. So come support us on patreon, patreon.com/MillennialReview. 

In this edition of the Millennial Review we scrutinize Bill Clinton and his entire career. Its impact on our politics decades ago right on through today. Whether it is "welfare reform", the crime bill, his tough on immigration record, or much more, Bill Clinton continued the worst of Ronald Reagan while simultaneously killing the best of the Democratic Party of decades past.  Basically, Bill Clinton sucks, big time, and he's the reason a lot of Democrats suck today.  If you want to help us make the Democrats suck a little less, join us on patreon and support the two shows we produce a week, unlock hours of extra content with a lot more to come! Join today at Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition of the Millennial Review we take a look at the recent monsoon in Southern Africa and why you likely haven't heard about it. Trump's racism and how it fuels massacres like the one in New Zealand. A broader discussion on nationalism/fascism. Bolsonaro in the United States and what it means for global fascism. And much more!

In the 10th installment of the Millennial Review we took a closer look at would-be-Ted-Cruz-replacer, Beto O'Rourke.  Topics Include:  Beto's first day fundraising totals, what they mean, what they don't mean, and what we need to know going forward to really make sense of those numbers. Beto's genuine and undeniable charisma, its limits, and what it means for a potential Beto candidacy/presidency. A closer look at his really conservative record in congress. Some finer points, opposing "the means" of DACA, continued support for lenders at the expense of consumers, wishy-washy at best on issues like Medicare-For-All and the Green New Deal.  The very real problem with Beto's political ambition or lack of principles, whichever it is, they're both bad. And much more! As always, you can support everything we do by joining us on patreon. That includes our meme operation (help us win the meme war, buy meme bonds today) the articles we write (thousands of words each month) and of course, you'll get access to more podcasts and a lot more to come! Pateron.com/MillennialReview

In the ninth installment of the Millennial Review, we take a long look at Joe Biden's record.  Topics Include: - The start of his career using racist fear mongering as one of the few Democrats opposed to "forced busing." (His words, not ours).  - Joe Biden's long history of anti-abortion legislation and rhetoric.  - His terrible handling of the Anita Hill hearing and horrible treatment toward Anita Hill specifically.  - Joe Biden's avid support for the 1994 crime bill which exploded prison populations even more and was passed once again using racist fear mongering.  - His long history of cozying up to financial interests, including credit card companies and big banks. He served as point man on efforts to reform bankruptcy which hurt consumers with credit card debt and student loans.  - And much, much more!  If you like the show, or what we do at Millennial Review in general, become a patron and help us grow. We couldn't do it without our patrons, so go to patreon.com/millennialreview and help us reach our 25 patron goal so we can produce two shows a week! 

In this edition of the Millennial Review we took on the Cohen hearings, the Democrats and their terrible treatment of Ilhan Omar, the Democrats and their various proposals/discussion of reparations and how Fox News enables the worst of Trump.  As always, if you like the show, give us a five star rating. If you really like the show, join us on patreon.com/millennialreview and help us create more content. We couldn't do it without our patrons and we appreciate all of you! 

In this rant filled edition of the Millennial Review we take down Pod Save America, Dianne Feinstein, and talk about what is happening in Venezuela.  Topics Include:  - Why I hate Pod Save America - Why Trevor hates Pod Save America - Why you should view politics through policy not personality  - Why Dianne Feinstein telling kids to eat shit is still bad even if you see the whole film clip - Why you should be skeptical of the Trump administration's ability to wage humanitarian regime change in Venezuela  - Why you should be skeptical that the people of Venezuela even want that  And a lot more! If you like the show, help us make two shows a week and join us on patreon. We're at 13/25 and then we will make a more news focused show like this along with a more deep dive policy focused show each week. There is a lot of good content and more to come, so join us on patreon and help the Millennial Review community grow! 

In the sixth episode of the Millennial Review we take a close look at Elizabeth Warren. Topics include:  - Elizabeth Warren versus Bernie Sanders versus the rest of them - Elizabeth Warren's universal childcare and wealth tax proposals  - A closer look at her financial expertise and the Accountable Capitalism Act - Some of Elizabeth Warren's shortcomings, from political mistakes to lackluster support for Medicare-For-All.  - How Elizabeth Warren can beat Donald Trump and what she can do to lose in 2020 if she's the nominee.  As always, thank you for listening, subscribe and share the show with your friends. Join us on patreon, follow us on social media, and listen to the podcast where ever podcasts are found. 

In the third installment of the Millennial Review podcast, we discuss a leftist vision for American foreign policy. Topics Include:  - Our thoughts on the American backed coup in Venezuela. - Articulating a leftist vision of foreign policy.  - Why there is no such thing as leftist nationalism  - Democrats suck on immigration  - Democrats suck on foreign policy in general  - Bernie Sanders and a tepid path forward. If you like our podcast, follow us here on Soundcloud, and other social media platforms like Instagram, Tumblr and Facebook. Join us on patreon at patreon.com/millennialreview and help us produce more leftist content.

Episode 025. One of the magical things about podcasting is that sometimes you get to have a great conversation with someone who may have different opinions than you AND simultaneously find out how much you have in common. This interview with Josh Lewis of the Saving Elephants podcast almost didn't happen because his show is about conservative politics (not my cup of tea), BUT I really loved our talk and his fresh perspective on impostor syndrome when it comes to having a message you feel is so important you want to get it right! Upcoming Podcast Envy Class: Launch Your Own @ Next Door Chicago Wednesday 8/29 from 6:30-8:00pm It's FREE! Can't make it? Not in Chicago? Get on the Podcast Envy VIP list and then reply back to the email you get from me and ask for the free launch webinar. Featured Podcast Angel: Podcast Envy VIP Launch Service with ME! We offer premium podcast launch coaching for podcasters who want to craft a show that matters, and cut the learning curve when it comes to getting their message out there.  Learn more & schedule a complimentary consultation here: http://www.podcastenvy.com Resources: 5 Questions You Haven't Asked About Your Podcast (FREE) I mean, you want to make a show that matters right? You've got a message, a passion, a purpose. How can you make sure it's landing? These questions from your Podcast Boss (me) will help! Podcast Boss Interview Setup Guide (Premium) Get a handy PDF of our dual recording setup for online interviews using Ecamm Call Recorder for Skype AND and the Zoom H4n Pro recorder. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Connect: http://www.podcastenvy.com Email or Voice (send me a question to answer on the show!) Facebook Group The Creative Impostor Facebook Page @andreaklunder.creative Instagram: @andreaklunder My favorite hashtags #podcastenvy #podcastboss Oh HEY! I'm on LinkedIn now... dropping pro podcasting tips, insights, and stories. Connect with me there and let me know you're a Podcast Envy listener. Our Guest https://www.savingelephantsblog.com/ Facebook @savingelephantsblog Twitter @savingelefants Saving Elephants podcast on Apple and on Spotify About Josh Lewis Josh Lewis is a CPA who lives in Tulsa and works for the Oklahoma State Auditor's Office.  A former candidate for City Auditor with nearly a decade of experience in auditing governments, Josh has a unique and practical perspective as an outside observer of politics put into practice. Josh graduated from College of the Ozarks--Hard Work U--majoring in Accounting with a minor in Speech Communications, where he was president of the College Republicans.  Though a lifelong Republican, Josh stepped down as Treasurer of the Tulsa County Republican Party in 2016 when he could no longer support the candidate chosen to represent his party. ​As a diligent student of the conservative movement championed by Edmund Burke, Russel Kirk, William F. Buckley, Thomas Sowell, and many others, Josh is passionate about conservatism surviving and thriving in the 21st century. Josh is also a contributor to The Millennial Review, a group of politically-engaged millennials who promote and defend the conservative values of freedom, limited republican government, and a robust civil society that have made America truly exceptional.