The Politics & Punk Rock Podcast

Andrew For America talks about and recommends the book, "The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure" by Haidt/Lukianoff.  He then discusses the dangers of an ignorant, brainwashed, uneducated, uninspired, uninterested, babied, apathetic, coddled society and how freedom has a difficult time finding its place in such an unreasonable,...

Andrew For America discusses the dangers of mass surveillance, specifically with regard to the monitoring of smart phones.  He also discusses bioengineering, gene manipulation, and the book, "The Singularity is Near" by inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil, including an interview of Kurzweil by Neal DeGrasse Tyson.  Andrew then discusses UFO/USO's and the US Navy, and genetically modified spiders.

Andrew For America discusses the importance of tolerance, the conundrum of belief, and the need for perspective in the 21st century.  

Andrew For America discusses the trustworthiness of the media, the effectiveness of vaccines (that will soon become mandatory), and the damage that has been done to the American citizens due to the lockdowns.  The song selection is the song, "Taking Liberties" by the band Fear The Lions.

Andrew For America plays clips from a new History Channel show entitled, "America's Book of Secrets Special: Big Brother Is Watching You," discusses its major themes, and relates the content to themes that have been covered in previous episodes.  Andrew also reads the lyrics to the song, "Calm Like A Bomb" by the band Rage Against The Machine.

Andrew For America feels like he is living in "bizarro world."  He plays clips from Director General Tedros of the WHO, Joe Biden, Rand Paul, Anthony Fauci, David Chipman, Bill Maher, and Alex Jones to help illustrate his point.  

Andrew For America talks about Pitbull's call to action on Cuba, the assassination of the Haitian president Jovenel Moise, Tucker Carlson and NSA spying, and he introduces Stanley Plotkin and Director General Tedros of the WHO.  Andrew also reads Zuby’s famous “20 things I’ve learned (or have had confirmed) about humanity during this pandemic.”  Andrew ends with the lyrics to the song, "American D...

Andrew For America reads quotes by Aldous Huxley, Terrance McKenna, Carl Sagan, Deepak Chopra, Carl Jung, Manly P Hall, Mark Twain, Leonard Peltier, Mark Cuban, Sigmund Freud, and many others.  He also discusses good and evil, self-reflections, life and death, liberty, and tyranny.  Andrew also reads the lyrics to the song, "Fertile Fields" by the band Good Riddance.

Andrew For America discusses freedom, government control, and communist subversion strategies.  He plays some clips from American citizens who came to America from other countries, and they share their experiences and perspectives.  Andrew also reads some excerpts from Orwell’s “1984.” 

Andrew For America plays a clip from Mike Rowe (from Dirty Jobs) telling a story about a fan letter/package he received.  Andrew also plays a clip from Rob Dial discussing the "5 hour rule," and how innovators are problem-solvers who exceed at maximizing their time and using it wisely.  Andrew also plays a clip from the Tucker Carlson show with Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee. 

Andrew For America continues discussing critical race theory, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffet.  He also talks about the media, and he plays some clips from Joe Rogan and Kyle Kulinski having a conversation about Joe Biden, Brian Stelter, Don Lemon, and the media.  Andrew also reads the lyrics to the song, "Laughter in a Police State" by the band Strike Anywhere.

Andrew talks about critical race theory, cancel culture, and Zbigniew and Mika Brzezinski.  He also discusses some of the horrific events that have happened to black Americans throughout American history.  Andrew also reads the lyrics to one of his original songs. 

Andrew For America talks about Rand Paul, Laura Ingraham, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Jon Stewart, Joe Biden, Dave Smith, and Jim Rogers of Quantum Fund.  He discusses crony capitalism, currency and crypto, critical race theory, lab-leak theory, and the Ghislaine Maxwell deposition. 

Andrew For America discusses how language shapes reality.  He uses the word "neoliberalism" as his example, and explains the difference between the classic definition and the new, more modern definition.  Andrew then explains his personal definition of neoliberalism, and he plays clips to help illustrate his point.  

Andrew For America plays some clips from a television show called “Undercover History,” which talks about the CIA, Manchurian candidates, and mind control.  He then talks about Gary Webb, a whistleblower who alleged that the CIA was behind the crack cocaine epidemic of the 80's and 90's.   Visit allegedlyrecords.com and check out all of the amazing punk rock artists! Visit soundcloud.com/andrewfor...

Andrew For America reads a collection of quotes from various intellectuals and public figures throughout history, and shares his own thoughts and perspectives. He also reads an interesting excerpt from former Vice President of Pfizer pharmaceuticals, Dr. Michael Yeadon. Andrew also reads the lyrics to the song "State of the Union" by the band Rise Against. Visit allegedlyrecords.com and check out...

Andrew For America plays a clip from nominee for ATF Director, David Chipman; and from Senator John Kennedy questioning Anthony Fauci.  He then explains why we are all going to have to start making some tough choices very soon.  Andrew ends by reading some lyrics to the song, "Livin' the Apocalypse" by the Voodoo Glow Skulls.

Andrew For America discusses the morality of free market capitalism when compared to more centralized forms of government such as socialism/communism, and plays some clips from Nick Freitas, Walter Williams, Milton Friedman, and Professor Aeon Skoble to help support his points. 

Andrew For America talks about cryptocurrency, and then introduces Billy Sol Estes, a controversial associate of LBJ, and then plays a surprising clip from Bill Maher. Andrew also plays some motivating clips from Rob Dial, Jocko Willink, Denzel Washington, David Goggins, and Snoop Dogg. The song selection is an original by Andrew For America entitled, "On The Shelf."

Andrew For America plays some of his favorite Bill Hicks bits and talks about why he loves them.

Andrew For America recaps themes from previous episodes and discusses some of the problems we face in the 21st century. He discusses the global corporate elite, centralized banking, secret societies, cryptocurrency, and the growing homelessness problem. Andrew plays a clip from Ian Smith, an African-American man who was invited into a secret society at Harvard University known as the “Delphic Club...

Andrew For America discusses Bill Gates.  He plays a clip from a documentary that was made (but never released) about Bill Gates, and then plays a clip from a group conversation that took place between many scientists and health professionals regarding a whistleblower who explains her experiences while working with the UN and the WHO.  Andrew then plays a clip from Reverend Danny Jones who gives a...

Andrew discusses the differing levels of authoritarianism and liberty with regard to the current state of American politics.  He also talks about the two-party system and the surveillance state, and plays clips from Ron Paul, Edward Snowden, and Lewis Black. He also plays a clip from the 1981 movie “My Dinner With Andre,” and discusses the idea of living in modern day cities/society being a "priso...

Andrew For America continues telling stories from his days in San Diego during the 2000's. The song selections are "Turn of the Radio Age/The Heavy Persuader" by Buckfast Superbee, "Serrated Lines" by Finite, "I Can't, I Won't" by The Perils of Being, "Non-Prophet" by Non-Prophet, and "You Can Be Evil" by Uncommonmenfrommars.

Andrew For America takes a walk down memory lane and plays some of his favorite bands from the San Diego music scene circa 1997-2008. The song selections are:  "Millenium" by Pivit, "Red Alert" by Agent 51, "The Hard Way" by The Classified, and "Ready to Fall" by The Stranger's Six.