The J. Burden Show

In this episode, J. talks to John Dee about puritanism, despair and poetry

In this conversation, George Bagby, a former history teacher, delves into the Second Great Awakening and its profound effects on America. He highlights the clash of religious ideologies between the North and South, setting the stage for the Civil War. Bagby discusses Charles Finney's revolutionary preaching methods and the social reforms that arose from revivalism. He also explores the emergence of unique religious communities like the Oneida and the Mormons, and their societal implications, revealing how faith shaped America's cultural landscape.

In this episode J. Talks to Cato about Brazil

In this episode, J. talks to Luthemplar about The Three Body Problem

In this episode J talks to t777 about human rights

In this episode J. talks to Ernst about SA, standing your ground and hope

Gio and J talk about literally everything

In this episode, J. talks to The Distributist about boomers, Red States and LARP

In this episode, J. talks to Luthemplar about The Three Body Problem

In this episode, J. talks to Ryan about 'Good Christians'