The Political Cesspool Radio Show Podcast Feed

It all started twenty-one years ago today. Twitter and YouTube had not even been invented when TPC first took to the radio airwaves on October 26, 2004. James Edwards and Keith Alexander mark the special occasion before continuing on with business as usual.

Frank White, the King of New York, calls in to inform us on the present situation in New York and New Jersey. Afterward, Scoop Stanton crams 21 years of TPC history into a 10-minute segment!

Mark Time returns to the program to discuss his second novel, Stimulosis, a jolting and unforgettable journey into the shadows we hide from and the truths we fight to uncover. This book provides an unflinching look beneath the altar of the American project. Happy Halloween, TPC family!

James Edwards and Keith Alexander discuss the potential implications of the Voting Rights Act’s apparent demise and the rewards that could follow. They also discuss Politico’s “investigation” into a private group chat of Young Republicans and the remarkable takeaways that have followed in its wake.

Mark Weber, Director of the Institute for Historical Review, shares observations and thoughts from his recent visit to Vietnam, with an emphasis on what’s relevant for Americans – from that country’s past, and its increasingly important role now and in the years ahead.

We take a moment to honor Christopher Columbus and his unparalleled contribution to the Age of Exploration.

Former State Representative and Gubernatorial Nominee David Duke (R-Louisiana) weighs in on the latest rumors surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination and other related topics.

David Zsutty, Executive Director of The Homeland Institute, joins James Edwards to discuss the reality of the Left/Right divide in the Age of Trump.

Keith Alexander comments on the high-ranking Democrats now clamoring for States’ Rights.

James Edwards and Keith Alexander discuss the ongoing government shutdown with a guest who has experienced it twice as a Member of Congress: Former U.S. Representative Steve Stockman.