ColemanNation Podcast

Josh Hammer, Op-ed editor for Newsweek, returns to the show to discuss the further deterioration of free discourse, and how wokeness is threatening the core values of the legal profession. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Hammer Time Again” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

There’s nothing funny about today’s woke corporate comedy. Good thing there’s Chrissie Mayr. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Mayr of Based” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Find out what’s new in Kurt Schlichter’s latest book, “We’ll be Back,” as Kurt himself returns for his second appearance on ColemanNation. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Kurt Is Back” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

All religions are equal under the First Amendment. Satanism too? Michael Knowles has questions. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “No Sympathy for the Devil” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Ashley Baker isn’t against antitrust enforcement against big tech, or anyone. She merely wants to remind us that the biggest monopolist of all is the government. Do we want to give it more power for… anything? Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Biggest Monopoly” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Eoin Lenihan was an apolitical graduate student who naively stepped on the unseen third rail of “respectable” journalism: Antifa. He would learn to regret it. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Curiosity Cancels” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Professor Erec Smith is a leader of a movement banding together young faculty to push back against the intellectual sloth of critical race theory. Is there still hope? Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Unwoke Rhetor” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Robust, unknown Scottish lad uploads a Nazi-pet-trick video in ghastly bad taste to his unknown YouTube channel as a birthday joke to his girlfriend. Next thing he knows it’s gone viral, he’s under arrest and… This is the story of Count Dankula. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Criminally Bad Taste” appeared first on The ColemanNation...

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr talks about the FCC, the Internet, the politics, and practicalities of regulating censorship on social media. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Off the Spectrum” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Paul Gosar, DDS, the most conservative member of Congress, wants to do root canal on what’s rotten in American politics. You might feel some slight discomfort. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Drilling Down” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Ron talks about all the things without anyone else’s little thoughts to get between him those reflective surfaces he loves. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “A year of ColemanNation” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Sardonic, original and usually right is a hard way to go through life, but it’s the only way Ilya Shapiro knows. Ron’s oldest social media friend talks about his experience with being canceled at Georgetown Law, his book about the Supreme Court and his future. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Cure for What’s Ilya” appeared first on...

Drew Holden’s polite but devastating Twitter threads documenting the serial bleats of the corporate media herd have made him a hugely influentual figure in media reporting in a few short years. In this Episode, he and Ron unapologetically talk a lot of Twitter shop! Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Holden Days” appeared first on The ColemanNation...

David Lat is one of the pioneers of social media for and about the legal profession. He explains why he’s cautiously optimistic that the courts and the bar can weather the onslaught of woke culture and censorship. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Law and the Woke” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Matt Palumbo took a hard look at the George Soros story to write his book, “The Man Behind the Curtain.” What he saw in the light of day isn’t pretty. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Drawing Back the Curtain” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

National security wiz Dave Reaboi loves jazz, bodybuilding, Twitter and getting America to pay attention to why it’s in decline. Three out of four isn’t bad. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Late Republic Conscience” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Lawyer and law professor William Jacobson fights the good and lonely fight in the chilly – in more ways than one – air of Ithaca. Luckily the creator and spirit of the renowned Legal Insurrection blog don’t feel no ways tired. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Insurrection, But Legal” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

After 2020, Cleta Mitchell gave up her private law practice to focus on one thing only: Righting the wrongs visited on America’s election process by state governments, courts, and political operatives. She talks about what’s going to be done right this time around. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Litigating the Next Election” appeared first...

Candice Horbacz loves her life, but won’t say it’s for everyone. It certainly isn’t. The actress also known as Eva Lovia talks about censorship, boundaries and growing up. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Safe for Work” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Lee Smith has been researching and writing about the Ukraine factor in American politics for years. It’s about China, Democrats, Republicans, wokeness – and the contempt of rulers for their subjects. Our rulers. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Ukraine Singularity” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Lawyer and international affairs analyst Irina Tsukerman was born in the Ukraine, but not yesterday. She discusses Putin’s war, Ukraine’s politics and much more in this fascinating and timely episode. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Irina’s World” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

When the US government approved, and then censored, and then bought every copy of his book, Operation Dark Heart, former military intelligence officer Tony Schaffer learned what getting censored is like before it was popular. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Tony Schaffer the Day After” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

Well, not kind of. Really. But not Big Ron Coleman. Not that Ron’s so tiny, but he’s a lawyer, and was never a cop. Much less Mr. Universe. Ron does like a good SEO joke, though, and he and Marc have quite a few laughs in this episode. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Marc Lobliner Meets Ronnie Coleman. Kind Of” appeared first on The Coleman...

  Serial entrepreneur, speaker, author, and early social media adopter Matt Sweetwood talks about how his real Job One has enabled him to weather the changes and come out on top, and what he thinks lies ahead. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “How Sweet It Is” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .

  Marc Randazza is a stubborn type, but he’s paid his dues – in First Amendment advocacy and otherwise. As a result, he’s watched the so-called free speech bar leave him way behind as it lurches left. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “First Amendment Extremist” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .