The Political Cesspool Radio Show Podcast Feed

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander get this week’s show started with another can’t-miss hour of talk radio.

Political activist and commentator Warren Balogh returns to the program for a fun, informed, and energetic discussion of the issues.

TPC at 20: A Retrospective. (Part 5 of 12 featuring Sonny Landham) During this special series, featured intermittently throughout our 20th anniversary year, James and Keith will revisit clips from some of our most memorable interviews over the past two decades with fresh reactions and commentary.

David Zsutty, Executive Director of The Homeland Institute, reports on his organization’s recently conducted poll concerning pro-natalist policies.

Author and commentator Jason Kohne talks about the significance of Donald Trump’s recent public comments about the “anti-white” feeling in this country.

Campus riots? The secession of Baton Rogue? Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander tackle these topics and more this hour.

TPC at 20: A Retrospective. (Part 4 of 12 featuring U.S. Congressman Walter Jones) During this special series, featured intermittently throughout our 20th anniversary year, James and Keith will revisit clips from some of our most memorable interviews over the past two decades with fresh reactions and commentary.

TPC begins to wrap up CHM 2024 with Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander put the finishing touches on TPC’s annual Southern salute.

Padraig Martin, co-editor and contributing author of The Honorable Cause: A Free South, returns to discuss a variety of Southern-related topics.

Gene Andrews, a retired combat officer and history teacher who now serves as caretaker of the Nathan Bedford Forrest boyhood home, is back with us once again to talk about one of America’s greatest warriors.

Brad Griffin, founder and Editor-in-Chief of Occidental Dissent, offers his on-air review of the new Civil War movie that is in theaters now.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander kick off another incredible broadcast by tackling two news items of particular interest.

Dr. Michael Hill, a retired university professor of history and author of two books on Celtic warfare, surveys the current landscape while discussing the increasing appetite for secession according to recent polls and reports.

John Hill, the closest living descendant of Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill, returns to the show to share with us the latest updates on his activism. Kirk Lyons, co-founder and chief trial counsel for the Southern Legal Resource Center (SLRC), a non-profit public law corporation that offers legal support to defend First Amendment violations, violations of civil rights, and discrimination against advocates of Southern Heritage, makes his annual CHM appearance to talk about his current battles to advance the cause.

What is the current state of free speech, thought, and association in Europe? What are our prospects for the future? Germar Rudolf, a German chemist and author who has been sentenced to prison for years for his beliefs, shares his opinion.

As we transition from one special series to the next, hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander pause to catch up on some news.

Our annual salute to the South officially kicks off with commentator and historian Michael Gaddy. An Army veteran of Vietnam, Grenada, and Beirut, he returns to the program to talk about the Southern War for Independence.

Dries Van Langenhove, a former Member of the Chamber of Representatives in the Belgian Parliament, joins us to discuss his outrageous recent prison sentence and how we can stand in solidarity. Jim Dowson also delivers a powerful message from Northern Ireland.

Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing discusses Spanish history from the Age of Exploration to World War II before we make a final stop in Puerto Rico to wrap up this year’s March Around the World.