The Best New Mark Levin Podcast Right Now – September 2025
Dive into the Mark Levin Podcast, where we dissect the pressing issues of our time. From the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the radicalization of youth to the media's role in shaping narratives and the fight for conservative values, each episode offers a deep dive into the challenges facing America. We explore the dangers of Marxism, the importance of free speech, and the fight against political violence. Join us as we hear from figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and gain insights into the conservative movement's future. Tune in for a no-holds-barred discussion that will empower and inform your understanding of the world.
The 10 Best Mark Levin episodes
9/10/25 – A Dark Day in America: Mourning Charlie Kirk
This podcast mourns the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, discussing his life, work, and the broader implications of political violence and ideological division in America.
This podcast memorializes the life and work of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated. It delves into his character, political engagement, and advocacy, particularly through his book "Right-Wing Revolution," which addresses "wokeism" and Marxism. The discussion highlights Kirk's intellectual contributions, his defense of Judeo-Christian values, and his support for Israel. The podcast also touches upon broader themes of political division, the importance of free speech, the role of media, and the need for conservative action. It includes listener reactions, criticisms of political rhetoric, and discussions on data privacy and credit card security.
9/12/25 – From Straight-A Student to Assassin: A Disturbing Transformation
This podcast eulogizes Charlie Kirk, discussing his assassination, the radicalization of the shooter, and the role of social media, while also promoting conservative values and fundraising for Kirk's family.
This podcast eulogizes Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, who was assassinated. It explores the radicalization of the 22-year-old shooter, attributing it to online influences and social media echo chambers. The discussion highlights concerns about Marxism, Islamism, hate speech, and the negative impact of online discourse on youth. The podcast also features tributes to Kirk's legacy, his commitment to conservative values, faith, and family, and includes calls to action for supporting his family through fundraising. Criticisms are leveled against certain media outlets for perceived bias and the politicization of tragedy.
9/19/25 – The Real Reason Behind Late Night Show Cancellations
The podcast critiques media narratives, discusses financial reasons for late-night show cancellations, and warns against government overreach in free speech.
This podcast episode debunks the media's claim that late-night comedians like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel were fired due to political pressure, asserting that financial losses and low ratings were the primary reasons for their show's cancellations. It criticizes specific instances of perceived misinformation and bias in their monologues. The discussion then broadens to the dangers of government overreach in regulating speech, referencing potential FCC weaponization and the Biden administration's alleged censorship initiatives. The latter half of the podcast examines protests against ICE operations, highlighting concerns about organized obstruction and the funding of such demonstrations. It also delves into the concept of "consequence culture" versus "cancel culture" and contrasts the state of free speech in the US with the UK's stricter regulations, ultimately arguing that the US is at a critical juncture in defending free speech principles.
9/11/25 – The Left's Violence: A Deep Dive into Political Extremism
Conservative values, the 9/11 attacks, Qatar's alleged role in terrorism, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk are discussed, alongside critiques of leftist violence and media bias.
This podcast episode delves into a range of topics, beginning with a discussion of conservative values and the role of organizations like the Heritage Foundation in promoting them. It touches upon patriotic sentiments towards America and includes simulated air traffic control communications. A significant portion of the episode focuses on the 9/11 attacks, detailing the events and immediate aftermath. The Heritage Foundation's survey on America's future is highlighted, seeking public input on national values and policies. The discussion then shifts to accusations against Qatar regarding its alleged involvement in 9/11 and its support for terrorism. The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a central theme, with tributes from various figures, discussions on the investigation, and condemnation of the act. The episode also features an interview with Benjamin Netanyahu on Judeo-Christian values and the bond between America and Israel. Critiques are made against leftist violence, media bias, and specific political figures. The concept of "negative power" and propaganda techniques, referencing Lenin, are explored. The episode concludes with listener calls, further tributes to Charlie Kirk, discussions on political disillusionment, historical grievances related to the Democrat Party, and a reminder about an upcoming tribute to Charlie Kirk.
9/23/25 – Reviving Judeo-Christian Values in America
The podcast criticizes media bias, political figures, and societal trends, advocating for conservative values, faith, and a strong America, while also discussing historical events and current political challenges.
This podcast episode features a wide-ranging discussion touching upon conservative values, the importance of faith, and criticisms of media bias and political figures like Tucker Carlson and Jimmy Kimmel. The speaker praises Donald Trump's stance on Israel and criticizes policies related to Iran and immigration. The conversation also delves into historical events, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the perceived decline of Western culture due to mass immigration and left-wing influence. The speaker advocates for a strong defense of the Constitution and Judeo-Christian values, while denouncing various ideologies and individuals deemed harmful to the nation. The podcast also includes discussions on the impact of Charlie Kirk's assassination, historical figures, and current political polling data.
9/5/25 – Mark Levin: The Truth About Drugs and National Security
This podcast covers conservative values, President Trump's policies, Supreme Court discussions, media criticism, and the importance of patriotism.
The podcast delves into conservative values and the Heritage Foundation's role in promoting them. It discusses President Trump's actions on border security and military posturing, while also addressing Democratic opposition and criticisms of presidential powers. The conversation touches upon the potential renaming of the Department of Defense to the Department of War, emphasizing a "peace through strength" philosophy. Justice Amy Coney Barrett shares insights on the Supreme Court's independence and its doctrine on fundamental rights. The host also engages in strong criticism of media figures, particularly Tucker Carlson, for personal attacks and perceived misinformation, while promoting the Heritage Academy for conservative education. Discussions extend to foreign policy, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, alleged anti-Christian bias in the Biden administration, and the importance of patriotism and informed citizenship. The program also features listener calls and promotions for Pure Talk Wireless.
9/18/25 – Social Media's Role in Kimmel's Suspension
The podcast criticizes late-night comedians, social media algorithms, and leftist agendas, advocating for conservative values, personal accountability, and faith.
This podcast episode heavily criticizes late-night comedians like Jimmy Kimmel, Fallon, and Colbert, deeming them untalented and purveyors of misinformation. It delves into the impact of social media algorithms in creating echo chambers and spreading fake news. The host also discusses conservative values, the Heritage Foundation's role, and critiques leftist agendas in education, citing figures like Randy Weingarten. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around "assassination culture," the perceived normalization of political violence on the left, and the justification of such acts. The importance of personal accountability, especially for online behavior, is stressed, contrasting it with "cancel culture." The Abraham Accords and Middle East peace are briefly touched upon. The episode concludes by emphasizing faith as a solution to societal brokenness and highlighting a resurgence in church attendance among younger generations, potentially linked to the "Charlie Kirk effect."
9/4/25 – Unalienable Rights: The Founding vs. Modern Thought
This podcast discusses conservative values, unalienable rights, critiques of Marxism, and features an interview with Trey Gowdy.
The podcast begins by framing the current political landscape as a conflict between conservative values and the "radical Left," highlighting the Heritage Foundation's role. It delves into a debate between Ted Cruz and Tim Kaine regarding the origin of rights, with Cruz asserting they are God-given and Kaine suggesting they come from government. The discussion contrasts Judeo-Christian values with Sharia law and criticizes Kaine's perceived Marxist ideology. The podcast also touches on federal judges' frustrations with the Supreme Court, the John Bolton investigation under the Espionage Act, a potential renaming of the Department of Defense, Ted Cruz's stance on anti-Semitism and media bias, and criticisms of Jamie Raskin's views on DEI. It includes advertisements for Pure Talk Wireless and GuardYourCard.com. The latter half features an interview with author Trey Gowdy, discussing his novel "The Color of Death," his writing process, the challenges of fiction versus nonfiction, the role of faith, and his motivations. The conversation also touches on pharmaceutical pricing, child mortality, and the concept of "soft negative power."
9/16/25 – Dangerous Rhetoric and the Rise of Political Violence
The podcast argues the left radicalizes youth, leading to political violence, while criticizing media bias and advocating for conservative values.
This podcast episode argues that the left radicalizes youth, leading to political violence and assassination attempts, exemplified by an alleged attempt on Charlie Kirk's life. It criticizes media outlets for bias, downplaying political motivations, and promoting a narrative that demonizes conservatives. The episode contrasts conservative values with what it calls the "rot of the left," emphasizes the need for spiritual revival, and highlights concerns about fascism and authoritarianism in politics. It also touches on the Abraham Accords and the importance of accountability for celebrating political violence.
9/2/25 – Marxism and Islamism: The Rising Threats in America
The podcast critiques radical ideologies like Marxism and Islamism, their influence on American society, and contrasts them with conservative values and effective governance.
This podcast critically examines the influence of radical ideologies, particularly Marxism and Islamism, on American society, politics, and culture. The speaker identifies a dangerous fusion of these ideologies with anti-Semitic sentiments and isolationist politics, arguing that they undermine core American principles, promote victimhood, and lead to societal decay. The discussion highlights concerns about campus activism, the perceived failures of Democrat-led cities, and the need for strong leadership to counter these threats. The speaker also criticizes media narratives, foreign influence in politics, and advocates for policies that uphold national security and traditional values, referencing historical examples of federal intervention to maintain order.
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