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Looking for a podcast that offers a unique take on current events and hot-button issues? Then you won't want to miss The Saulty Show. With its irreverent and humorous approach, this podcast is perfect for anyone who wants to hear thought-provoking commentary and lively discussions on topics that matter. From politics and culture to history and philosophy, each episode offers a fresh perspective on the issues of the day. Whether you're a conservative, liberal, or simply interested in hearing different viewpoints, The Saulty Show has something for everyone. So why not tune in and join the conversation?
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In this episode of "The Saulty Show," we talk about President Biden's big announcement that he's not running in 2024 and is backing Kamala Harris instead. We'll dive into the Clintons supporting Harris and Obama's call for an open primary, and what it all means for the Democrats. We'll also look at potential party conflicts and how the Republicans might react. Tune in as we break down the key issues and make some predictions about this political shake-up.
In this episode of The Saulty Show, I share my firsthand experience attending a Trump rally in Butler, PA. The rally took an unexpected turn when an assassination attempt on President Trump unfolded before our eyes. I was there, in the heart of the crowd, when chaos erupted. Join me as I share the raw emotions and the surreal moments that unfolded before my eyes.
On the latest episode of "The Saulty Show," we dive into a controversial trend that hit social media recently: would women rather be stuck in the woods with a random bear or a random guy? Shockingly, most women chose the bear, citing men as more dangerous despite a lack of supporting evidence or statistics. Join us as we unravel the reasons behind this startling choice, challenge the narrative, and explore what this trend says about societal perceptions and relationships today. Don't miss this provocative discussion—tune in now!
In the latest episode of "The Saulty Show," we delve into the Democratic Party's strategy of maintaining a cycle of dependency through welfare programs. We argue that by keeping neighborhoods dangerous and economically unstable, they position themselves as the perpetual solution without ever resolving the core issues. This tactic, we suggest, traps individuals in a state of need, ensuring a reliable voter base.
Join us as we dive into the world of music and unravel the age-old question: What truly makes a song great – the melody, rhythm, or lyrics? But that's not all – buckle up as we explore how AI is revolutionizing the music scene. We shift gears to discuss why leveraging AI to supercharge our careers and skills is an absolute game-changer. It's all happening on this episode of The Saulty Show, where the conversation is hot, the insights are fresh, and the beats are unstoppable
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," we dive into the hilarity of President Biden's State of the Union address, where he managed to mumble a whopping 111 times and maintain an angry tone throughout the entire speech. Biden's strategic focus on the abortion issue seems like a desperate attempt to win over the women's vote, while his exaggeration of the January 6th Capitol incident as an insurrection leaves us scratching our heads. Join us as we dissect the absurdity of Biden's address, providing our commentary on the state of the nation under his leadership.
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," Saul poses a thought-provoking question: If you could go back in time and change any moment in history, what event would you alter, and why? The crew explores the ethical implications of rewriting history's pivotal moments and the potential ripple effects of those changes. Tune in as we discuss the moral implications of playing "god" with the fabric of time, emphasizing that while the intent may be to prevent harm, the outcome could exacerbate existing issues or lead to unintended consequences.
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," the crew reminisced about the movies that left a lasting impact on their lives and explored the evolving landscape of filmmaking. They discussed the decline in movie quality, attributing it in part to the increasing influence of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives promoted by Hollywood studios. The crew also touched on iconic franchises like "The Lord of the Rings," "Rocky," and early "Harry Potter" films, reflecting on their cultural significance.
In this episode of The Saulty Show, the crew analyzes President Trump's historic win in New Hampshire. His double triumph in both Iowa and New Hampshire has set the stage for a compelling political narrative that will shape the upcoming elections.
Next, tensions are high as the crew explores the escalating crisis at the border. Following a recent Supreme Court ruling, Texas and the federal government find themselves at odds, with 25 states rallying behind Texas' stance. The "Live Free or Die" mentality is palpable as the nation braces for what could be a defining moment in border policy.
And finally, the crew uncovers the shocking resignation of the AZ GOP chairman amidst allegations of bribery from Washington, D.C. This revelation sheds light on the murky intersection of politics and corruption, leaving us questioning the integrity of our political institutions.
In this episode the crew dives into the aftermath of the Iowa Caucus, highlighting Trump's epic win and Vivek's unexpected exit, throwing his support behind Trump. But when will Desantis and Nikki Haley bow out of this wild political dance. Shifting gears, the topic moves to take on The Washington Post's piece titled "Doing Your Own Research is a Good Way to End Up Wrong," Saul dismantles the idea that too much info leads to chaos and makes that case that it is a leftist plot to shut down alternative news, wondering if they're afraid of a little healthy debate. Join the crew for a rollercoaster of political events and media antics – riding the wave between facts, censorship, and the quest for truth.
On this episode of The Saulty Show, join the crew as they give their latest takes on the New Hampshire Democratic primary and the sizzling drama within the DNC. From unexpected twists to corruption and legal battles, Saulty Saul and the team unpack and react to the never-ending political rollercoaster.
Also, brace yourselves as they dive into the troubled world of Hollywood, dissecting the alarming decline in movie quality and its ripple effect on the box office. What could be the cause? Could it be women? lol tune in and find out!
On the latest episode of "The Saulty Show," the crew delves into the recently unsealed Jeffrey Epstein court documents, bringing to light startling revelations about prominent figures like former President Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew being implicated in the pedophile island scandal. The crew discusses the two-tiered justice system that is rotten to the core.
On this episode of "The Saulty Show", conservative heavyweights Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro square off on U.S. involvement in the Middle East, amidst escalating tensions and recent Hamas attacks. We also dive into the political drama with accusations flying as Representative Tim Burchett claims a physical altercation with Kevin McCarthy, all while Trump makes a surprising appearance at a New York UFC fight. And if that's not enough, catch the explosive Senate hearing moment where GOP Senator Markwayne Mullin challenges the President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to a physical showdown. It's a rollercoaster of politics, unexpected twists, and high-stakes face-offs that you won't want to miss!
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," we delved into the fascinating world of tipping. We explored the notion that tipping, a long-standing tradition, may be on the decline and asked the thought-provoking question: Is this shift a positive or negative development? We couldn't help but wonder if the emergence of a new generation, sometimes perceived as entitled, has influenced this change.
We dissected how customer service experiences are evolving, and whether these changes are truly for the better. Join us in pondering this tipping point in our society as we navigate the complex landscape of gratitude, service, and the ever-shifting dynamics between customers and service providers.
On this episode of "The Saulty Show," the crew discusses a political showdown in Congress that could've been plucked right from the pages of an Old West saga. Join Saulty Saul as he spins a yarn that'll transport you to a dusty saloon, with tumbleweeds rolling and tension crackling in the air. In a landscape where loyalty is as fickle as a gambler's hand, where the stakes are higher than a prospector's dreams, and where Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces his own "OK Corral" moment, the crew goes over the dramatic events that unfolded. Tune in to unravel a story filled with more twists and turns than a rattlesnake on a hot skillet, exploring the untamed terrain where politics meets the Wild West. It's a gripping tale of political drama you won't want to miss. So, saddle up and ride along with us on this wild journey through the heart of American politics.
In this episode, we take on a rollercoaster ride through the modern maze of marriage, armed with truth and a pinch of saltiness. We try to make "The Case for Marriage" while serving up a dish of love seasoned with the complexities of today's world. We explored the highs and lows of matrimonial bliss, reminding you that love, like a fine wine, can be both intoxicating and challenging. So, fasten your emotional seatbelts, folks, because when it comes to marriage, it's not always rainbows and butterflies, but it's a story worth telling. Stay saulty, stay married, and stay tuned for more on, The Saulty Show
In this episode of The Saulty show, we discuss a captivating TikTok trend that had women asking the men in their lives a seemingly unusual question: "How often do you think of the Roman Empire?" As we react to the trend, we embark on an exploration of why so many men find themselves pondering the grandeur and lessons of the Roman Empire. Drawing parallels between the ancient empire's downfall and modern societal challenges in the US, such as corruption and multiculturalism, Along the way, we examine the differences in thinking patterns between men and women.
But as we uncover this interesting difference, we leave you with a question to ponder: How often do you find yourself contemplating the rise and fall of Rome?
Join us on this fascinating journey as we unravel the enigma of the Roman Empire's enduring hold on men's imagination.
In this episode, the crew discusses startling allegations suggesting that the fires may not have been accidental at all, sparking questions about the involvement of powerful interests and the indigenous residents left grappling with the aftermath. Join us as we dissect the facts, untangle the web of conspiracy theories, and shed light on the peculiar coincidences that together form an unsettling portrait of the Lahaina wildfire tragedy.
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," the crew discusses Hollywood's modern and woke remake of the classic 1930s animated film, Snow White. Rumor has it that Hollywood has decided that the iconic elements that have endured over time – the dwarves, true love's kiss, the rescue, and even the prince – were antiquated and have been discarded in favor of a 21st-century twist. Join us as we dissect the disaster that is this new Snow White actress, Rachel Zegler. Her countless gaffes, outright narcissistic comments, and how they're causing many to want to take a bite out of the apple just to stop having to listen to her.
In this episode of The Saulty Show, we discuss the early presidential campaigns, Donald Trump's magnetic presence at the Iowa State Fair seems to set him apart from the rest of the candidates.
Shifting our focus, we navigate the cancel culture arena, shedding light on Ne-Yo's clash with incorrect speech and his response to the controversy.
We also confront the stark reality of the modern dating crisis afflicting women in the Western world.
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