The J. Burden Show American Diversity and the Heritage Foundation w/ Andrew Isker: The J. Burden Show Ep. 369
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Nov 10, 2025 Andrew Isker, a conservative commentator and author known for his insights on culture and policy, joins the discussion on America’s regional differences. He explores how geography impacts cultural identity, addresses the challenges of globalization, and debates immigration's effects on the job market. Andrew critiques labor policies and the implications of automation while defending cultural and religious boundaries. The conversation also touches on the evolving GOP landscape, demographic shifts, and the quest for pro-American political leadership.
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Podcast Meetups Beat Virtual Chats
- Andrew describes enjoying conference talks but says socializing and drinking beers at the bar are the real highlights.
- He and Jay hung out in real life after their first internet conversation, reinforcing in-person camaraderie.
Ice Fishing As A Social Ritual
- Jay admits he didn't see the point of ice fishing until someone explained it's an excuse to drink with friends.
- Andrew describes ice houses as social spas where people spend whole days drinking and watching sports.
Land Shapes Regional Character
- Andrew argues land and climate shape regional culture, manners, and work habits across America.
- He sees local distinctiveness as a defining national feature worth preserving.
