Cut the Bull

Emmy Award-winning sportscaster Michele Tafoya joins us to talk about sports, the culture, and why she walked away from her dream job.

Brown University Economics professor Glenn Loury joins us to discuss the cultural divide, truth, and his visit to a private school in Boston, MA.

Wink and Jen join us to discuss their new book, Letters in Black and White: A New Correspondence on Race in America.

Natasha Dunn from the Black Community Collaborative discusses the migrant issue in her neighborhood, Chicago politics, and what people talk about away from Twitter. 

We talk with political commentator Benji Irby about reparations, white supremacists, and the politics of being black.

Bethany Mandel discusses parenting and her book, Stolen Youth: How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation. Shemeka meets a Jew.

Greg Kelly, host of Newsmax's Greg Kelly Reports joins us to discuss law enforcement, racism, the media, and his new book, And Justice For All.

This week we talk to @JenniferSey, author of Levi's Unbuttoned, about Covid, free speech, TDS, diversity, and gymnastics.

Kira Davis, Editor-at-Large at Redstate and host of the Just Listen to Yourself podcast, joins us to discuss her new book, Drawing Lines: Why Conservatives Must Begin to Battle Fiercely in the Arena of Ideas.

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Aella discusses sex work, cultural perceptions around sex, and her sex studies.
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Luka and Chloe talk about gender ideology, the dangers of "gender affirming care," and the real life challenges of detransitioning.

Jay Richards, Director, Richard and Helen DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family at The Heritage Foundation, talks about gender ideology.

This week, we talk to Christopher Harris, executive director of Unhyphenated America, about racism, black history month, and what he calls the wretched subculture of African Americanism. 

Political commentator, professor and host of the Working Class Elites podcast, Jason Nichols joins us to discuss the issues facing America today.

This week we talk to Ben Jealous, former president of the NAACP about his new book, Never Forget Our People Were Always Free. Great book, great conversation. You'll want to buy the book then hold out for part 2!

Free Black Thought president and co-founder, Erec Smith discusses anti-racism in his field and the negative ramifications of its application.

Leonydus Johnson discussed his new book, Raising Victims: The Pernicious Rise of Critical Race Theory.

Professor of Gender Studies and author of Antiracist Fetus educates the team on gender, race, and other important issues.

This week we talk to journalist, author, and podcaster Nancy Rommelmann about the perils of Portland and the sad case of Rachael Angel Abraham. 

David Bernstein, founder of the Jewish Institute of Liberal Values, talks about his new book, Woke Antisemitism.

Kathy Barnette, author and former candidate for US Senate, discusses the culture, here senate race, and the GOP.

Matt Rosenberg, senior editor at Wirepoints and author of What Next, Chicago?, gives a first-hand account of 2020 in Seattle and Chicago.

Robert Cherry, professor emeritus at Brooklyn College and author of Why the Jews?: How Jewish Values Transformed Twentieth Century American Pop Culture, discusses concerns of antisemitism and the complicated relationship between blacks and Jews.

This week we talk to Mary Grabar, author of Debunking Howard Zinn and Debunking The 1619 Project about Columbus, free speech, lying to children, grifters, and Nikole Hannah-Jones's trolling response to Wilfred.

Former WCCO-TV anchor and Emmy award-winning reporter Liz Collin talks about ground zero of the "2020 Summer of Love", Minneapolis, and her new book: They're Lying: The Media, the Left, and the Death of George Floyd.

Tori Hope Petersen, former foster child and reigning Mrs. Universe, talks about her childhood, the foster care system, and her new book, Fostered.

This week we discuss homelessness, mental illness, crime, and radical activism with Michael Shellenberger, author of Apocalypse Never and San Fransicko.

This week we talk to Thomas Klingenstein, chairman of the Claremont Institute, about the cold civil war that is currently being waged, political polarization, and his viral video on Trump's Virtues.

Economics bloggers and founder of the Noahpinion substack, Noah Smith, joins us to discuss what the issues the progressives are right about (even if their solutions are crazy). There is also a deep discussion on pets and street-smart rats.

This week, we talk to Jeff Charles, Red State contributor and host of A Fresh Perspective podcast about the disconnect between black elites and the black community. 

Film critic and Hollywood in Toto founder, Christian Toto discusses his latest book, Virtue Bomb, explaining how wokeness affects Hollywood.

Newsweek contributor Pamela Denise Long joins us to discuss race, culture, and the political gray area.

We talk covid with internist, and cardiologist Peter A. McCullough, MD. Dr. McCullough discusses treatment, vaccinations, mistakes, alleged misinformation, and his new book, The Courage to Face COVID-19. 

Kurt Schlichter, trial lawyer, retired army colonel, and senior columnist at Townhall, talks about his new book We'll Be Back: The Fall and Rise of America.

This week, we talk to columnist and New Yorker David Marcus. We discuss the good and bad side of NYC including: crime, covid, alleys, and why the city might want to change it's nickname to the big tomato.

We also discuss David's wonderful approach to writing and his book, Charade: The Covid Lies That Crushed A Nation."

Comedian, radio and tv personality, and political commentator Dave Smith take a break from the heavy hitters like Joe Rogan and Tim Pool to chat with the team about libertarianism, the culture war, and comedy in the age of cancel culture and media personalities who, unintentionally, try to top the comedians at their jobs.

Charles, Shemeka, and Wilfred have the most honest conversation about the gender issue with Buck Angel, a transsexual man who self describes as a female who lives as a man.

This week we talk about the pitfalls of public housing and the importance of poor neighborhoods with Howard Husock, senior fellow at AEI and author of the Poor Side of Town: And Why We Need It.

The Poor Side of Town: And Why We Need It

Craig Scott, the 'Black Robin Hood', robbed white owned banks and deposited the money into black owned banks, using the funds to empower the community. Craig discusses how he was radicalized, how he got caught, and how Donald Trump got him out of prison.