Louder with Crowder

This special celebration brings holiday cheer and community spirit to life! The hosts reflect on their successful year while poking fun at political rivals. Heartwarming stories emerge as they support families in need and discuss the joy of charity. A hilarious encounter with elves leads to a touching tribute to veterans and their service dogs. They honor a brave young hero and share the magic of giving, all while keeping the mood light with comical holiday antics. It’s a festive blend of laughter and heartfelt moments!

Join Josh Firestine, a dynamic commentator, as he explores the controversial topic of Fat Pride and its societal implications. They delve into the balance between body positivity and health concerns, debating the health risks associated with obesity. The discussion critiques societal norms regarding personal responsibility, parenting, and the impact of unrealistic body standards. With a mix of humor and serious analysis, the conversation tackles important questions about health advocacy and societal perceptions, ensuring a thought-provoking listen.

Josh Firestine joins the conversation to examine the recent tragic shooting incident at a Wisconsin school. They discuss the politicization of gun control and how media narratives shape public perception surrounding such events. Firestine also sheds light on the rising trend of homeschooling in America, debunking myths that it’s only for the wealthy. The discourse blends humor and serious analysis, making a compelling case for both understanding complex societal issues and rethinking educational choices.

Drones are causing a stir over New Jersey, prompting questions about government transparency and safety. A recent defamation case involving Trump highlights the media’s accountability issues. The hosts humorously tackle the contradictions in Trump's populism and critique leftist slogans. They further explore public mistrust in leadership and the media's influence on political narratives, especially regarding sensitive issues. With a mix of skepticism and humor, they unveil how recent events shape societal perceptions.

In this engaging discussion, guest Josh Firestine, a commentator on political topics, delves into the absurdities of media portrayals and critiques a questionable CNN report on Syria. The conversation shifts to Donald Trump being named Time's Person of the Year, exploring the implications with humor and skepticism. Firestine also addresses Trump's controversial remarks on potential pardons related to January 6. Lastly, they tackle celebrity culture, taking a critical look at Jay-Z while weaving in comedic commentary on political integrity and media ethics.

Josh Firestine, a comedian known for his performances at Bricktown Comedy Club, dives into the fallout of Trump's 2024 election win and its impact on left-wing media ratings. They discuss a woman's shocking claim of engaging with a thousand men in one day and the implications of such choices. The conversation takes a turn toward historical conspiracies, examining major events like the Gulf of Tonkin incident while highlighting the necessity for skepticism in today's narratives. Expect a mix of humor and serious reflections on societal issues.

Joining the discussion is Vickie Paladino, NYC Councilwoman known for her sharp criticism of media narratives. The conversation contrasts the portrayals of Daniel Penny and Luigi Mangione, delving into public sentiments about self-defense and the complexities of justice. Paladino highlights media malpractice while critiquing societal hypocrisy regarding violence. The episode also humorously tackles the intersection of crime and mental health in NYC, emphasizing the systemic failures that affect vulnerable populations.

Josh Firestine, a tax specialist from Tax Network USA known for resolving over $500 million in tax debts, joins the discussion. They dive into the chaos of Syria's conflict and the debates around U.S. intervention, highlighting the skepticism surrounding foreign involvement. Humor intersperses serious topics like the failures of the American healthcare system, the rise of insurance denial, and critiques of past governance in the Middle East. Lastly, they explore rebuilding strategies for Syria with a focus on development over military action.

Nick DiPaolo, a sharp-witted comedian known for his edgy humor, joins the discussion on the chaotic state of New York City. The podcast dives into the controversial trial of Daniel Penny, addressing issues of justice and public safety in the wake of a subway incident. They also tackle the absurdity of political narratives, including Mitt Romney's retirement. Plus, a discussion on the recent murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson raises eyebrows. The episode is loaded with laughs while digging deep into serious societal issues.

This discussion features comedian Nick DiPaolo, known for his sharp humor, alongside Lane the Brain, an expert on international relations. They dive into the chaos following South Korea's declaration of martial law, exploring its implications for America. The conversation also touches on Hollywood personalities threatening to leave the U.S. due to political changes and critiques societal norms surrounding education and automation. With humor intertwined, they analyze serious topics while engaging listeners with relatable banter and insights.