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James Edwards shares a word of encouragement with the audience before a member of our listening family from Brazil calls in with an eye-opening, on-the-ground report!

Our annual March Around the World begins when we punch your ticket to the United Kingdom, where Nick Griffin offers his assessment of MP Rupert Lowe and his brand new Restore Britain party that nationalists on both sides of the Atlantic have been talking about. The former Member of the European Parliament also offers reasons for optimism, his opinion on the war in Iran, and takes questions from th...

After our stop in England, we head to Australia, where Professor Andrew Fraser files a report on all the latest news of interest Down Under. From there, our journey takes us to Mexico, where expat Ethan Ralph provides an eyewitness account concerning the recent explosion of cartel violence that was reported to have been targeting American tourists. Note: All March Around the World guests will also...

We wrap up tonight’s travels in Canada, where Paul Fromm, Director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, updates us on developments in the Great White North before refocusing his attention on the war in Iran.

The ill-advised war in Iran has commenced. Mark Weber, Director of the Institute for Historical Review, provides a clear and composed perspective on Trump’s fateful decision, including background, consequences, and possible outcomes. An accomplished historian, lecturer, and current-affairs analyst, Weber is unusually well-informed about Iranian relations with other countries, including the United...

For the second consecutive week and the third time this year, former government contractor Padraig Martin provides a comprehensive, up-to-the-minute update on military actions taken thus far. Mr. Martin holds two master’s degrees, including one in Islamic Studies. He has worked in 78 countries, spending the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, and th...

Sam Dickson offers his commentary in light of Trump’s potential legacy-altering weekend.

Is war with Iran imminent? David Zsutty, Executive Director of the Homeland Institute and a former Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, shares his informed opinion. Additionally, Zsutty takes a moment to break down the results of his recent poll of 815 respondents who are politically and demographically representative of white, non-Hispanic American registered voters, to gauge public opinion on I...

Former government contractor Padraig Martin continues the discussion of the apparent coming war with Iran by offering his expert insight. Mr. Martin holds two master’s degrees, including one in Islamic Studies. He has worked in 78 countries, spending the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East.

Have you heard about the Nationalist Solutions conference? Rick Tyler concludes our discussion about Iran and then provides all the information about this star-studded event, including dates, location, the lineup of speakers, and much more!

When we say our audience is a family, we mean it. This year’s special Valentine’s Day presentation will feature a mother-daughter pair, two sisters, and two expectant mothers! Mrs. Edwards gets things started before returning favorites Kim and Courtney weigh in on the e-guy/girl debate and other things that interest them.

Making her debut appearance on TPC, Caitlin joins us to discuss what life is like on the Return to the Land settlement from a woman’s perspective. Lydia Brimelow makes a special guest appearance, and Sarah Dye of Above Time Coffee also stops by to say hello!

One show. Eleven ladies. One of our most festive broadcasts of the year continues when the mother-daughter pair of Renee Griffin and Linda Baum appear in tandem! Kim’s sister, Kristi, joins the party, and Janeice Hamblen works in a history lesson before we wrap things up by taking a trip down Memory Lane with the incomparable Dr. Virginia Abernethy.

The Killstream’s Ethan Ralph serves as our ambassador and provides James Edwards with a guided tour through the wacky world of the online/e-right. Who’s legit? Who’s grifting? The numbers of self-appointed pundits have exploded in recent years, but are any of them actually sincere or accomplishing anything beyond making spectacles of themselves? We do our best to sort it out.

Lew Moore makes his first appearance of 2026 to discuss Trump’s proposed Office of Remigration and the coming confrontation between Wall Street and big business over immigration. Lew is a prescient political commentator who served as Ron Paul’s presidential campaign manager and spent years in Washington in his position as congressional chief-of-staff.

The latest three million pages of Epstein files were released this week and still no suspects or arrests.

Sam Dickson deftly examines the legal and political ramifications of the madness in Minneapolis.

Former J6 prisoner Christian Secor returns to the program to discuss the newly released second edition of his book about his experience. How does he view the current Trump administration and the many events that have occurred in the twelve months since his release from prison? We ask this and much more.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander talk about Winter Storm Fern, continue to break down the latest news of the week, and take a dive into the TPC’s listener mailbag.

Peter Brimelow takes us behind the scenes to discuss his recent high-profile interview with Tucker Carlson and the topics they covered.

Another week, another fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis. Retired cop Jim Lancia returns to duty once again to help us break it down.

James Edwards and Keith Alexander take a deep dive into Virginia politics.

Retired police officer Jim Lancia, author of Downtown White Police: Demonizing the Alpha Cop, Glorifying Thugs, and Militarizing Law Enforcement, provides his expert opinion on the ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis.

Mark Weber, Director of the Institute for Historical Review, underscores the predictable results of U.S. military adventurism, which usually begins with eager applause by Americans who want the “USA” to be a “kick ass” country that wins, but then quickly forgets the long-term results of such “victories.”

Jason Kessler offers balance by making the case for Trump despite the recent intervention in Venezuela and threats of similar activity to come.