ColemanNation Podcast

Sohrab Ahmari is the kind of public intellectual the commentariat can’t stand: Unapologetically Catholic and almost painfully sincere. One of ColemanNation’s earliest guests swings back for a chat.

Purchase Sohrab’s new book “Tyranny, Inc.: How Private Power Crushed American Liberty–and What to Do About It”

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Washington lawyer Dan Hull has seen it all and done it all, mostly as a Democrat. January 6th changed everything.

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Like millions of people, YouTube’s Valliant Renegade grew up loving the movies and fascinated by the people and companies that made them. Then came 21st-century Disney Studios.

Check out Valliant Renegade’s video “How Much Magic is Left at Disney (and Bob Iger)? | Walt Disney Company Q3 23 Earnings Call Preview”

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Science writer Patrick Hahn’s book, “The Day the Science Died,” examines how the events of 2020 broke the bond of trust between the medical professional and patients.

Buy his new book “The Day the Science Died: Covid Vaccines and the Power of Fear”

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In her new book “You Will Own Nothing,” Carol Roth explores the financial, social and institutional forces threatening to destroy the economic and spiritual independence of individuals and small businesses. Is plenty of nothing good enough?

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Haley Kennington knows everyone. Is that why she’s quietly gotten herself to the intersection of almost everything cool happening in the America First scene, or is it how she did?

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Lawyer “Andrew Esquire” isn’t just the host of the hit YouTube channel Legal Mindset. He spent years assisting clients in the formation of Florida special tax districts like – but also very unlike – the one Disney is in litigation over in Florida. In this episode he explains why the Mouse’s kingdom is not magic.

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Jefferson said the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. The good news is that Michael Malice has a pill for that.

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In “Other Hood,” Melanie Notkin argues for active aunthood as a way to bring back something of the lost extended family. It’s a win-win.

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Tyler Bowyer never intended to lead a grassroots conservative movement. No one trained him hour to do it. But the need was obvious, the moment was ripe, and Bowyer had no intention of giving quarter to tyranny.

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