In this episode, J Cal Davenport and his co-host, Seth Root, invite Arizona Supreme Court Judge Clint Bolick on the podcast to talk about the Constitution!

We talk about how America got the Constitution, we talk about the connection between the Declaration and the Constitution, and we talk about judicial engagement vs judicial restraint. Enjoy!

In our 12th episode, Seth and J. Cal Davenport talked to Kevin Boyd, host of Boyd Where Prohibited, where we talk about Libertarianism! Enjoy!

Once again, Seth is without a co-host. All because J. Cal Davenport got married! So in this episode, Seth brought Titus back to talk about movies! And just like Empire Strikes Back, this episode is better than the last! 

Enjoy!

This is part 2 of our interview with John Howting. Here we talk a little bit about the Sohrab Ahmari's piece about Frenchism and also other things. Enjoy!

In this episode, Seth Root and J Cal Davenport talk to John Howting who writes for First Things about a article he wrote about piety and trade. The conversation went a little long and so, for the first time, we broke it up in two parts! 

I hope you enjoy!

In our 9th episode, the In the Trenches hosts welcome Jay Caruso! He is the editor of the Washington Examiner, and today we talk to him about the political climate today, abortion and his own podcast, the Fifth Estate. Enjoy!

In this episode, J Cal Davenport and Seth Root talk to a fellow colleague of The Resurgent, Gabriella Hoffman, about her passion for conservation, hunting, fishing and guns. I hope you enjoy!

In this episode, J. Cal Davenport and Seth Root decide to talk a little about the Electoral College. They talk about its history, the calls for it abolition and why conservatives should defend the Electoral College.

In this episode, Seth Root is flying solo. His partner in crime, J Cal Davenport, is indisposed. Have no fear though because Titus Techera who is the Executive Director of American Cinema Foundation and host of ACF Podcast, saves the day and talks with Seth about movies! Enjoy!

Continuing our conversation with Erik Root, we talk a little bit more about the Declaration and then we talk little about the political thought of Abraham Lincoln and his defense of the Declaration.