The No Spoon Podcast

It's Inauguration Day and Joe Biden is the 46th President of the United States. I know, I know but just listen. Comedian and motivational speaker extraordinaire Megan McGlover joins The No Spoon Podcast to talk about what a Biden/Harris administration will look like and what impact it will have on the nation. We also talk about the future of Donald Trump, the Republican Party and the conservative movement as a whole. You won't want to miss an episode that will have you laughing and learning at the same time.

Kevin "KD" Dixie is the owner of No Other Choice Firearms Training, a staunch 2A advocate and an educator of the inner city communities. We sit down and discuss the current political climate, police brutality and his self-empowerment program, "Aiming For The Truth". Objective critical thinkers will appreciate this discourse on the issues that are shaping our world and how we bring power back to the people.

Red Pill Che sits down with hip-hop recording artist, Patriot J, where they discuss his new self-titled album and making conservative content in a field dominated by liberal thought. Representing Palmdale, CA, Patriot J discusses his internship on Capitol Hill, being in law school and the possibility of someday running for office. These are the conversations that move the needle and puts the culture on notice that a new movement is brewing that seeks to bring freedom back in the conversation.

Red Pill Che sits down with @cheetahmixedview to discuss being a conservative in Hollywood, how the entertainment industry is a vessel for division and misinformation, and what conservatives can do to change the narrative. From the film crew to executive producers the entertainment industry is an echo chamber of liberal leftist ideologues who are perpetuating a narrative that empowers the state while sacrifing the human spirit

In what has been typical of the year 2020, the election did not disappoint. In this episode, Red Pill Che and Red Pill Nikki give their analysis on the never ending drama between Donald Trump and what appears to be the world. What will happen? What does this all mean? And what can we expect under a very different administration.

Vote or die...Red Pill Che and Red Pill Nikki discuss why your vote literally depends on whether or not you live or die...(Not really, but hey, everyone is using "click bait" headlines). You don't want to miss the analysis you wont find anywhere else.

This is truly one of the most inspirational stories we have had the privilege of sharing. King Randall is the founder of “The X for Boys”, an organization dedicated to molding young boys into real leaders in their community. At the young age of 19, King Randall started mentoring young teenage boys on the fundamentals of manhood, in his own community of Albany, GA. Starting with a basic class on changing car oil, The X for Boys is now looking to start a boarding school to further the education of masculinity in a time where masculinity is under attack. You’re not going to want to miss this interview with the former Marine giving back to his community and making great strides in the lives of these young men.

Red Pill Che and Red Pill Nikki discuss the latest hot topics and current events. We discuss the media's lack of coverage over Hunter Biden's laptop, censorship of conservatives by Big Tech and why C list celebrities are making up fake stories to skew the election. Be prepared to laugh, debate and more importantly gain perspective on today's top stories.

Red Pill Che and Red Pill Nikki discuss the biggest topics of the week. Hear about their visit to our nation's capitol for Blexit's "Back the Blue Rally" and attending the President's first speech since his COVID diagnosis. Also, they discuss the SCOTUS nominee, Amy Coney Barrett and how the mob is coming for Ice Cube after his Contract With Black America found a listening ear in the wrong places.

In this episode, Red Pill Che talks to Kick Cunningham on the 2020 election, the importance of conservatism in the black community and what needs to be done moving forward. Being a voice in the movement, Kick Cunningham describes the support he's received from nay and how he's using his newfound status to help empower the people around him.