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In today’s show, we will talk with Gonzalo Duran, a Conservative activist in NYC who is running for Public Advocate. We will discuss his positions on issues in New York City, along with the Trump administration, and the rise of conservatism nationwide. Additionally, Nathan breaks down what happened involving the arrest of a judge in Wisconsin
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In today’s episode, we will be speaking with Mike ter Maat who was the 2024 Libertarian Vice Presidential nominee. In this conversation, we touch on tariffs, foreign policy, and more. Nathan also touches on some of the top news stories from this past week.
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In today’s show, we will talk with Gunther Fehlinger, an Austrian economist, and Ukraine, NATO, and EU advocate. Nathan will also break down “Signalgate" and its ramifications across the Trump administration.
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In today’s episode of NSSN News: Radio Edition, Nathan will recap the biggest developments in the news from this week. The show will discuss the events surrounding President Trump’s executive orders and the Supreme Court's response to them. Additionally, we will preview the New York City Mayor race and provide insight into the recently released JFK Files.
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In the first full episode of NSSN News: Radio Edition, Nathan speaks to Adam Frisch, a former congressional candidate from Colorado who is now involved with multiple organizations attempting to reshape the Democratic Party and the political system.
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Welcome to the official podcast of NSSN News, NSSN News: Radio Edition. The podcast will be a weekly show, and it will feature interviews with guests across the political spectrum, along wth analysis on news and politics from the host, Nathan.
The following episode is a preview of what to expect from the podcast, and the first episode will be released next week and will feature an interview with Adam Frisch discussing President Trump’s speech this past Tuesday along with the future of the Democratic party.
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