All good things must come to an end.

And unless you unfortunately (and wrongly) believed our podcast was a bad thing, we have some bittersweet news to share. After two-and-a-half years of sharing our (incredible) thoughts and conversations with you, we have decided that it's the end of the road for this show.

We couldn't have had a more enjoyable time doing it together as friends, and with you as an extension. We are so incredibly grateful for all of you who took time out of your day to join us for a half-hour as we conversed on every conceivable political subject you could think of within five minutes or so.

Thank you for making this project such a success! We will most assuredly remain true to our patriotic selves as we journey forward, and encourage you to do the same! Don't ever abandon the conservative ideals that made this country great and don't ever stop fighting to preserve and protect it in whatever way you can.

Cheers to the future!

-We The Patriots, aka Nathanael and Elijah

If we were liberals and cared about people's feelings we might put a trigger warning on this episode.

But we won't, because we're cool like that.

In this episode of We The Patriots the guys are joined by Elijah's wife Noelle to talk all things feminism. They discuss relations between men and women, the value of marriage, the ways society views roles, the importance of responsibility, and the positives and negatives of the feminist movement. 

If you want to learn about what makes men and women happy, make sure to listen and find the answers to the questions that have bothered you and the rest of the world for eternity past. And raise a fist while you're at it.

Nathanael has a run-in with an interesting guy. He tells Elijah about it. They decide to have a conversation about it.

Make sure to tune in to this episode of We The Patriots as the guys use an odd case study to talk about the weird (and weak) men in existence today and why that's a problem. 

Always the optimists though, the bros also discuss ways to go about fixing the issue (their takes are so based they're on a whole different level), and offer some personal insights into how that might be done (for starters, jettison the hand lotion).

It's funky, but it's beautiful, and you won't want to miss it.