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The Conservatarians (aka, Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet’s Stephen Miller) talk with Eliana Johnson, Washington Editor for National Review, about her scoops on Lois Lerner and Ted Cruz, not to mention Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. The boys also chat about rocket fuel cold brew, Saddam’s silver lining, and a new scandal at Fox News.
Intro and outro music is “Lazy Eye” by Silversun Pickups. Jon’s music pick this week is “Anxiety” by Preoccupations. Stephen’s music pick is “Fantasy Boys” by BRONCHO. To listen to all the music featured on The Conservatarians, subscribe to our Spotify playlist!
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Well, OK. I had given up on the Conservatarians (despite being a libertarian-traditionalist, myself), but listened when I saw Miss Johnson’s topics. It was a good show with some substance, instead of twee, micro-clime hip banter in non-radio voices.
Keep it up.
FYI — Uncle Joey is the goofy guy on Full House. The actor is Dave Coulier.
Whenever I see Eliana Johnson as a guest on a podcast, I listen. She is one of the better young conservative investigative journalists IMO. Thanks for having her on.
Great podcast. Keep going.
Nice call on the Silversun Pickups. Caught them here in Charlotte NC a few months ago. I will re-use “great” here and call it a great show. They did, however, manage to weave in some comments about the co-ed/gender fluid controversy while they were between songs, and how some bands have cancelled shows here (like Pearl Jam). Apparently the irony of denying someone else service (your show) while criticizing businesses for failing to comply with what is a political standard that amounts to denial of service is completely lost on them.
That said, they put on a killer show, but 10:00PM start times for the headliner are starting to become non-viable for this 48 year old, who has discovered he’s aged well beyond his own self-perceptions. Bunions were killing me, too.
Loved this one, very good interview. But guys, as a true audiophile I use Google Play and would love a playlist to subscribe to! Pretty please?