Conservative podcasts recommendations (vanity)

[far sider]

My son just got a job that requires him to drive A LOT. He just messaged me, asking for a list of good conservative podcasts. (I must have done SOMETHING right.) Anyway I'm not a podcast person so I don't know who to suggest. Any recommendations?

[caver]

I’d be interested in knowing some others to. My job allows me to listen to AM radio, so I can hear Rush daily. I can also listen to Ingrahm. One of my favorites was Neal Boortz, but he’s off the air now.

[oh8eleven]

Michael Savage ... the podcasts are commercial free.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Hillsdale College Dialogs — outstanding. Often have Friday interviews with Hugh Hewitt and President Larry Arne. Fantastic topics. Get the series on the Constitution.
Uncommon Knowledge — Hoover Institution. This is my favorite. Excellent interviews.
The Thomas Jefferson Hour
Federalist Society
Cato Daily
“Banter” — American Enterprise Institute
Planet Money — NPR done in a millennial style
Rush Limbaugh — paid. Still at the top of his game. Gets a bit repetitious because he fills 2 hours of talk time everyday, but he is sharp and insightful
Mark Levin. You have to tolerate his going ballistic.
Weekly Standard

[eyeamok]

Try Dave Ramsey

[Tao Yin]

1) Ben Shapiro
2) Andrew Klavan
3) Louder with Crowder

[Nifster]

Herman Vain has his entire show on podcast

If he wants some fun that is conservative leaning but more libertarian he ought to try ought the Armstrong and Getty show.

Almost all talk shows have a podcast available

[CharlesOConnell]

It’s not conservative as such, I like to convert from YouTube with download helper, then use a video to audio converter https://www.lifewire.com/free-video-converter-programs-and-online-services-2622867 to make a CD or DVD. I like Dr. Stephen Meyer author of Darwin’s Doubt https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Darwin%27s+Doubt&FORM=HDRSC3
Any book has a video.

[Political Junkie Too]

The John Batchelor Show has free podcasts.

-PJ

[riri]

Stefan Molyneaux, Free Domain Radio.Not really conservative but good stuff

[ameribbean expat]

John Batchelor Show.

http://www.johnbatchelorshow.com/podcasts/download

Best space coverage and like the fact that you can download individual segments. 7 days a week, weekends are usually heavy on author interviews.

Also, Counterpoint on ABC RN:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/counterpoint/

It’s Australian conservatism, so you’ll have to take a deep breath and count to ten once in awhile. Weekly broadcast.

[Cinnamontea]

Tammy Bruce. Heads and shoulders above the others. If you want the podcast it's about $15 a quarter to subscribe, but she streams live on the Internet.

[Helicondelta]

There are podcasts from Rush, Levin, Laura Ingram, National Review, Morning Joe, Bill Mitchell. I listen to all of them occasionally but lately it’s been Morning Joe and Bill Mitchell for the most part. There are many good business podcasts also.

[Dacula]

BM

[Yaelle]

I would like to know too.

[tightwadbob]

The two best on the air are Rush (membership required) and Chris Plante on WMAL in DC.

[Chipper]

I will second Stephan Molyneux. The call-in shows can be a bit like a philosophical Dr. Laura, but his interviews are excellent and his topical shows are well researched.

[Crash Fistfight]

No Agenda

[Samurai_Jack]

John Batchelor

[riri]

You know I usually don't listen to those so much, especially when I am preoccupied with politics but now and again I do listen. I have actually gained quite a bit of self insight from those call in shows.

I really wish I had heard a lot of his message when I was much younger.