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In this exclusive Unfiltered episode, Rachel and Meseidy dive into the controversial concept of the "Woke Right" that's been buzzing around social media. They break down James Lindsay's attempts to label certain conservative figures as "woke right" and question whether this new term is actually helpful or just another unnecessary label in today's polarized political landscape. The hosts explore how the Republican party, now a "big tent" following the 2024 election, handles internal disagreements compared to the left's conformity, examining recent controversies involving Tucker Carlson, Matt Walsh, Dave Smith, and others. Get ready for an honest, unfiltered conversation about political realignment, identity politics, and why Diet Coke makes a better Mother's Day gift than flowers (seriously).
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Chapters00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter
00:23 Welcome to Unfiltered
01:00 Exclusive Content for Supporters
01:54 Discussion on 'Woke Right'
05:56 James Lindsay and His Views
23:07 Debate on Christian Nationalism
25:39 Critique of James Lindsay's Approach
32:12 Riding the Wave: Post-Election Reflections
32:29 Jordan Peterson and James Lindsay: A Complex Conversation
33:42 Intellectuals and Revisionist History
36:09 The Woke Right: A New Label?
44:17 Debating Israel and Anti-Semitism
45:57 The Barstool Sports Controversy
54:53 Concluding Thoughts and Listener Engagement
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In this exclusive Unfiltered episode, Rachel and Meseidy dive into the controversial concept of the "Woke Right" that's been buzzing around social media. They break down James Lindsay's attempts to label certain conservative figures as "woke right" and question whether this new term is actually helpful or just another unnecessary label in today's polarized political landscape. The hosts explore how the Republican party, now a "big tent" following the 2024 election, handles internal disagreements compared to the left's conformity, examining recent controversies involving Tucker Carlson, Matt Walsh, Dave Smith, and others. Get ready for an honest, unfiltered conversation about political realignment, identity politics, and why Diet Coke makes a better Mother's Day gift than flowers (seriously).
Episode Highlights:If you’re a free subscriber and enjoyed this preview, why not take the next step?
Becoming a paid supporter helps keep independent journalism alive and ensures we can keep bringing you real talk, real news, and real accountability—without the media spin.
As a paid subscriber, you’ll get:
If you love what we do, upgrading to a paid subscription is the best way to keep independent media thriving while getting more of the content you already enjoy.
Subscribe now
Thank you for being here and supporting our mission!
Chapters00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter
00:23 Welcome to Unfiltered
01:00 Exclusive Content for Supporters
01:54 Discussion on 'Woke Right'
05:56 James Lindsay and His Views
23:07 Debate on Christian Nationalism
25:39 Critique of James Lindsay's Approach
32:12 Riding the Wave: Post-Election Reflections
32:29 Jordan Peterson and James Lindsay: A Complex Conversation
33:42 Intellectuals and Revisionist History
36:09 The Woke Right: A New Label?
44:17 Debating Israel and Anti-Semitism
45:57 The Barstool Sports Controversy
54:53 Concluding Thoughts and Listener Engagement
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