During the first half of this episode Brad and Dan trace the racist and nationalistic origins of white evangelical politics. On the second half, Brad talks with Dartmouth scholar Randall Balmer, who is perhaps the world's leading scholar of the history of the Religious Right in American politics. He explains that racism in the form of opposition to the integ ... Show More
Jan 23
Weekly Roundup: The Sin of Empathy and the Theology of Terror From Minnesota to Davos
Straight White American Jesus digs into the Minnesota church protest that’s been framed as “anti-Christian”—and explains why that framing collapses on contact. Brad Onishi and Dan Miller connect the dots between City’s Church, ICE, Doug Wilson’s theological orbit, and the ideolog ... Show More
1h 3m
Jan 20
MLK Day, Postliberalism, and the Assault on Civil Rights One Year Into Trump's 2nd Term
MLK Day, Postliberalism, and the Assault on Civil Rights On Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026, Brad Onishi reflects on the legacy of civil rights in a moment when those rights are under unprecedented threat, one year into Donald Trump’s second term. From Trump’s humiliating and dan ... Show More
54m 47s
May 2021
Ep 109 | Critical Race Theory Explained — & How to Stop It | Voddie Baucham | The Glenn Beck Podcast
Critical race theory has taken America by storm. Whether it’s called social justice, racial equity, or anti-racism, progressives and the Biden administration embrace it and conservatives despise it. But do we actually understand what it teaches, and WHY it’s such a dangerous atta ... Show More
1 h
May 2023
Is Racism The TRUE Cause of Inequality?
Heather Mac Donald, author of When Race Trumps Merit: How the Pursuit of Equity Sacrifices Excellence, Destroys Beauty, and Threatens Lives, joins us to discuss how the "race hustle" leads to declining standards within American institutions, how inner-city culture, which disincen ... Show More
17m 38s
Mar 2021
“The Church of the Creator” Ben Klassen and Matthew Hale Pt. 1
After a short but controversial run in politics, Ben Klassen founded the Church of the Creator in 1973. The avowed white supremacist used this new venture to spout racist rhetoric, foster hate amongst his followers, and attempt what he never could in office: igniting a racial hol ... Show More
47m 4s