carlpooling studios

carlpooling

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carlpooling is a weekly conversation between two brothers ranging from religion and philosophy to politics and science (that used to be) recorded live from the inside of a moving 2010 Honda Civic.

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carlpooling studios

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News

Podcast website

www.carlpooling.com

Latest episode

Nov 12, 2025

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Episodes

7 - Free Speech or Hate Speech 14.12.2018

The carl boys discuss the importance of free speech and the danger of giving your words over to the government.

6 - What is God? (Pt. 2) 09.12.2018

This week we wrap up our discussion on what God is through the lens of theoretical physics and the Bible.

5 - What is God? (Pt. 1) 02.12.2018

In this episode, we take a break from politics to discuss what the Judeo-Christian God actually is as necessitated by quantum mechanics and string theory.

4 - The Insanity of the Modern Left 23.11.2018

This week we talk about the general pathology of the Leftist movement in America including beliefs, precursors, and dangers.

3 - The Current State of the Conservative Movement 08.11.2018

In this episode, the Carl boys break down the different thrusts of right wing politics including the alt-right, white nationalism, republican populism, classical liberalism and the new right.

2 - A Brief History of Postmodernism 19.10.2018

This week, the Carl boys discuss the origins, ideas, and impacts of Postmodernism

1 - Welcome to the Back Seat 12.10.2018

In this episode Hunter and Chris give some background on the show, the format, and themselves.

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