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!
This week's guest is New York Times columnist Bret Stephens. The group discusses Biden's job performance, the problem with Democrats and Republicans, the cultural decline, and the looming presence of Donald Trump. Bret brought the heat and the Home Team was up for the challenge. Support the show
Fox and Friends host and author Brian Kilmeade discusses his latest book, The President and the Freedom Fighter: Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Their Battle to Save America’s Soul. They have an in-depth conversation about the book and the tremendous lives of Lincoln and Douglass and, as usual, the team finds a way to segue into the current cultural climate, the failures of the GOP, waves of feminism, and whether or not Shemeka could bring a white man home. Support the show...
Adam Coleman, founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, discussed his book Black Victim to Black Victor. Home - Wrong Speak Publishing Twitter - @wrong_speak Support the show
We speak with health reporter and pain patient Peter Pischke about the opioid crisis and the realities around drug addiction. Find Peter at the https://happywarrior.substack.com/ Support the show
Actor, producer, and director Nick Searcy discusses his new film, Capitol Punishment. Order the film here: Capitol Punishment The Movie – Coming Thanksgiving 2021 Support the show
Nationally syndicated radio host and author, Dennis Prager joins the team to talk about morality and atheist who go to church. The turning tide of intellectual atheism » MercatorNet Support the show
Conservative firebrand, David Horowitz, discusses his new book, I Can't Breathe: How A Racial Hoax Is Killing America Support the show
This week we talk to Bruce Gilley, Political Science professor at Portland State University and author of The Last Imperialist. Here we talk about the pros and cons of colonialism, was it a net gain, and why it is views as solely bad. Support the show
New York Times bestselling author Eric Metaxas discussed his new book, Is Atheism Dead? Support the show
In this episode we talk to Maud Maron, Attorney, former public defender, candidate for NYC city council, and politically homeless liberal about liberalism, the dangers of the Left, and being canceled. Support the show
In this episode, we discuss the works and legacy of Thomas Sowell with Jason Riley, Wall Street Journal Columnist, Sr. Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and Author of Please Stop Helping Us, and Maverick, a biography of Thomas Sowell. Jason L. Riley (jasonrileyonline.com) Support the show
In this episode, we talk with Victor Avila a retired supervisory special agent for ICE and author of Agent Under Fire. We talk immigration from the enforcement side rather than the policy side. It is a shockingly raw and real description of what's going on at the border. Victor also describes the harrowing attack by a Mexican cartel that he survived but, unfortunately, his partner Jaime Zapata did not. Support the show...
We talk policing and crime with Rafael Mangual, legal policy expert at the Manhattan Institute and head of research, policing and public safety and contributing editor at City Journal. Support the show
This week, Barrington Martin II, former congressional candidate (GA-f5) and host of The Barrington Report, joins the home team. They discuss the cultural/moral problems in America including: creating monsters to fight, patriarchy (or faux toxic masculinity), race, gender roles, and what women really want. Shemeka offends feminists along with the fat and the ugly. Support the show
In this episode the team talks to Tucker Carlson, host of Tucker Carlson Tonight. They have a robust, wide-ranging conversation, discussing everything from Nicki Minaj to Al Sharpton, Immigration to COVID vaccine mandates, and black aristocracy to hair products. Charles asks him about an interesting City Journal article he penned 25 years ago, Will clears up the "white nationalist" question, and Shemeka asks Tucker who gets more sex him or Donald Trump. https://www.city-journal.org/html/washingt...
Andrew Gutmann is the father who gained national exposure when the letter he wrote to the parents of his daughter's NYC private school, The Brearley School, went viral. Since then, he has been fighting tirelessly for "classical" liberal values, founding Speak Up For Education and cofounding the Institute for Liberal Values. In this episode, the home team discusses what is actually being pushed in schools beyond the claim of "black history" and Will asks, "What's the return on investment in a $54...
This week we discuss IQ and other abilities across racial lines and whether differences are primarily due to genetics, culture, or a combination of things. Support the show
In this episode, Triggernometry co-host Konstantin Kisin joins the home team to discuss his long Twitter thread discussing possible reasons for vaccine hesitancy and overall mistrust of government and traditional power sources. They also discuss cancel culture, the media, and the state of comedy. Wilfred comes in, drops some truth bombs, and exits - off to spread logic. Can Shemeka get through an entire episode without mentioning our more corpulent brothers and sisters? Support the show...
Jennifer Kabbany, editor of the College Fix , is our guest. She alerts us that cancel culture, free speech issues, DEI extremism, and hate crime hoaxes haven't stopped while we've been distracted by COVID-19 or the fight over critical race theory in K-12, in fact, she says it has gotten worse. Shemeka goes to college and Will goes to a bar. Support the show
In this episode, we talk to actor, producer, and director Nick Searcy about Hollywood, COVID restrictions, public shaming, and what's wrong with the GOP. Surprisingly, the conversation shifts to obesity. Support the show
onsider Culture's Chi Brown makes a triumphant return to excoriate those who advance white supremacy under the guise of promoting equity. Shemeka and Will take us down the path of obesity, single parent households, embracing bad cultural norms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSGnkAxGsI8 Charles and Will desert Shemeka, leaving her to close the show alone. Support the show
The Cut The Bull crew is joined by Gabrielle Clark, a concerned parent at the center of a lawsuit against Democracy Prep and the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority. She tells her shocking account of discrimination, racial essentialism, white guilt, bullying, and inappropriate sexual content. And this from a black mother. As usual, the team , with Will's knowledge of history, Charles's cultural awareness, and Shemeka's bluntness, stretch the conversation. They discuss sexual education, ...
This week's guest is Batya Ungar-Sargon, deputy opinion editor at Newsweek , co-host of the The Debate Podcast , and author of the upcoming book, Bad News: How Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy. In this episode, Charles, Shemeka, and Batya discuss her new book, elites vs. the populace, and media distortion. Next, Batya hosts a mini podcast where she interviews Charles and Shemeka on issues of race, their backgrounds, and the Confederate Flag. Finally, Batya and Charles have a peaceful disagree...
Kenny Xu joins the team this week to discuss his new book, An Inconvenient Minority set to release Tuesday, July 13th. It focuses on the Harvard case highlighting discrimination against Asian American students, the role Asians Americans play in the fabric of America, and how they crush the stereotypes of immigrant life. They ask the important questions like, Is it fair or moral to use race in admission decisions, will it produce the desired results, and who is really hurt by overlooking merit? S...
This week we're joined by former Smith College employee Jodi Shaw. We discuss the need to self-describe as liberal/conservative, how the debate over race is distracting from our real problems, the advantages of addressing cultural issues through entertainment and sports, and of course, the release of Bill Cosby. If that's not enough, Shemeka explains why giving women power is ruining the country, the problem with supporting immoral acts but banning words dismissive of those acts, and how O.J. Si...
In this episode, we are joined by Kira Davis, host of the Just Listen To Yourself podcast and editor-at-large at Red State. The group talk about the beef between Candace Owens and Kim Klacik, Race Norming in the NFL, and the aggressive push of LGBT themes in children's programming. Also, Will is back and he has a Stetson hat and wealth of knowledge of IQ and other "measures" of men. Support the show
In this episode, John McWhorter, Columbia University professor, writer, podcast host , and author joins the team. They discuss the social media fervor over the Juneteenth holiday, and take an interesting look back. In 2001, John penned an eloquent article for City Journal entitled, "What's Holding Blacks Back?" In it, he listed pervasive beliefs by blacks, myths commonly believed by blacks, and internal issues that impede success for far too many blacks. We are coming up on a 20-year anniversary...
In this episode, the team is joined by Angel Eduardo, writer, musician, photographer, and designer based in New York City. He is a staff writer and content creator for idealist.org. They talk about better communication, how to get the most out of debates, and Angel's idea of "Starmanning." They also discuss meritocracy, Will's pimp interview, and whether the practice of "grade inflation" should be adopted for women's clothing. Support the show...
This week we are joined by Colin Wright, former evolutionary biologist and managing editor of Quillette . In this episode, we discuss intelligence - who has it, who doesn't, and how it shapes who we choose to hold up as authorities. The hosts also discuss the issue of biological sex and why it's suddenly the most important, and illogical, issue of our time. Support the show
Obaid, along with the Home Team (Charles Love, Shemeka Michelle, and Wilfred Reilly), discusses American race relations, the lab-leak theory of COVID-19's origins, and the surprisingly large number of similarities between "Wokeness" (Wokism?) and radical Islam. Support the show
