• Dialogue 4: Who'd You Vote For
    Feb 13 2023

    In this addition to TCD the boys start off talking about the NBA's reaction to Kyrie Irving's retweet of a documentary that has been identified as anti-semitic. While discussion topics vary the main line of conversation revolves around the 2022 midterm elections. There is considerate back and forth as well as a visit from police in the midst of conversation. This dialogue was recorded with the intent of sharing the opinions of the broader cast of characters and opinions that appear on the show. Listen carefully to see why conservatives don't always vote Republican. 

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    2 hrs and 11 mins
  • Dialogue 3: Leftists, Racists, Women and Education
    Feb 13 2023

    The guys get into an interesting short conversation on leftist, race and political views. The conversation side tracks into a discussion about women, expectations and social media but ultimately culminates in a discussion on perceptions of education. This was recorded late at night on Halloween weekend and the guys were a bit sauced during this discussion. 

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    46 mins
  • Dialogue 2: We Don't Agree
    Feb 13 2023

    Pat and Hawk set the basis for their opinions on welfare in the United States. The two run the gambit of a few controversial topics touching on different aspects of the conservative perspective to explain their views on the American Dream, White Privilege, Taxation, Economic Regulation, and the overall political economy of the United States. 

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    1 hr and 26 mins
  • Dialogue 1: Skin In The Game
    Jan 24 2023

    Young small town normal conservatives discuss political ideology, public policy, and the American life style in this first installment of The Conservative Dialogues. The three friends enjoy drinks and joints while sharing ideas on the state of the United States of America. The free form discussion format of the podcast is meant to submerge the viewer into the conversation and invite engagement by projecting the normalcy of the citizens involved in the discussion. 

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    2 hrs and 5 mins