1819 News: The Podcast

Bryan Kelly, an inner-city ministry leader, shares the challenges and perils of serving in communities affected by gang violence. He discusses the transformative impact of inner-city ministry, his personal journey from turmoil to faith, and the initiatives Common Ground is taking to support at-risk youth in Montgomery.

Pastor Doug Wilson discusses building a Christian civilization, the impact of Christian education, and the influence of Covenant Theology in shaping society. The podcast delves into the importance of instilling values in education and the role of religion in state governance, challenging the concept of a 'values-neutral' government.

Have you ever wished you could sue Joe Biden? Well, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has done it more than a few times. This week, Marshall sits down with Bryan to discuss what his office has been doing since his last quarterly appearance. They touch on the Ethics Reform Legislation, Title IX, Energy/Electric Cars, and the Legislative session. Overtime: Much speculation was made about Steve Marshall's trip to NYC for the Trump trial where he was seen with Coach Tuberville. Steve tells the story and dispels any rumors. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member, click here: https://1819news.com/membership. You’ll have access to all our exclusive, behind-the-scenes content

Another year, another session and gambling is still illegal in Alabama, but just barely.  This week Bryan sits down with 1819 News’ Editor in Chief Jeff Poor to dive into Alabama’s 2024 legislative session. Looming large in the conversation is the massive push for gambling and why it failed.  Unfortunately, plenty of good legislation didn't pass due to the relentless efforts of a few legislators hellbent on foisting their terrible gambling bill upon the people of Alabama.  But not all was lost, there were some great things that came out of the session, such as school choice and the appointment of the state health officer, which Jeff and Bryan dig into. In a republic, it’s critical that every citizen stays informed. This is a must-watch episode that will give you the knowledge and perspective you need! In this week's Overtime segment – Only available to 1819 News Members! – Bryan and Jeff discuss the importance of Attorney General Steve Marshall and Senator Tommy Tuberville attending the Trump trial in New York. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member, click here: https://1819news.com/membership. You’ll have access to all our exclusive, behind-the-scenes content!

The Ladies of Liberty, Amie Beth Shaver and Allison Sinclair, discuss the lies of feminism, including abortion and societal pressures. They address the impact on Western Civilization and Title IX ramifications under the Biden administration. The podcast explores feminism's influence on politics, motherhood, gender roles, and biblical perspectives.

Much of the cultural decadence in our land can be placed at the foot of those in authority who have failed to act. That could be pastors or elected officials. Pastor John Amanchukwu of Turning Point Faith has some strong language for those in authority that are failing to protect children, specifically in public school libraries. Anyone in authority who fails to keep that filth out of the hands of children is either a punk or a pervert, there is no other way to see it. They are either cowards or pedophiles. Pastor John shares his story of growing up in North Carolina and meeting his wife, whose father discipled him and introduced him to conservative politics and the idea of biblical faith being manifested in the political realm. Buckle up, this one is a doozy! Overtime Segment: Bryan and Pastor John discuss social engineering and the epidemic of fatherlessness in the black community, and how that epidemic is spreading to all communities in America and who is behind the spread. Hint: It's the Marxists (Those with the woke mind virus) To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member and have access to all of our behind the scenes content, click here: https://1819news.com/membership

From the locker room speech in Coach Bryant's last game to ""The Fumble"" in the 1987 AFC Championship games, Jeremiah Castille had an incredible career filled with some memorable moments. He comes on the podcast this week to share his incredible life story of growing up in Phenix City to coming to know Jesus, playing for Bear Bryant, and even playing in a Super Bowl. This week's overtime segment is probably the best overtime segment we've done to date, As the University of Alabama's football chaplain, Jeremiah has some incredible stories to tell. We dive into the story of what it was like to be the chaplain during the Tua/Jalen Hurts era, watching those two incredible young men compete to be the quarterback of the top team in the nation, beginning with Tua coming in the second half of the National Championship. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member and have access to all of our behind the scenes content, click here: https://1819news.com/membership

The COVID lockdowns pulled back the curtain on every level of our society. We quickly found out who has the courage to stand on principle and who caved to the tyrannical forces of power. In a deeper way, we came to see what our leaders, friends, and family really valued. The results were deeply troubling. For many of us, our faith is our core strength and motivator. It shapes our every action and inaction. As faith is our guide, we need our pastors, our shepherds, to be courageous in the face of the prowling wolves. Unfortunately, we saw a lot of pastors and priests waver in the face of authoritarian policies. In the wake of the lockdowns, there’s been a quiet reshuffling as Christians seek out shepherds they can trust to stand strong. As such, the question of whether someone should find another church has become increasingly prevalent. Pastor Rich Lusk discusses this issue with Bryan Dawson, helping listeners evaluate and discern whether they should stay or find a new church home. It’s not an easy or light decision and, thankfully, Pastor Lusk gives some great tips and questions we should all consider. In this week's overtime segment Bryan and Rich Lusk discuss Christians in the political arena. Specifically, Pastor Lusk asks the question, “Where are our Dusty Deavers?” To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member and have access to all of our behind the scenes content, click here: https://1819news.com/membership

Imagine at any moment you are expected to give your life for another man and that man is the president of the United States. That was the experience of United States Secret Service Agent Ken Valentine who served not just one president, but three: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. As Bryan Dawson’s guest this week, Valentine shares incredible stories from his career as well as his perspective on our times. You’ll find his answer to whether he believes Trump is at an elevated threat level to be truly alarming. In addition to discussing many life lessons learned during his unique profession, Valentine also comments on his book, Cheating Death, and where the title comes from. OVERTIME: Did you know the Secret Service was created for financial crimes? In this week's overtime segment, Ken Valentine tells the origins story of the Secret Service, including the wild twist of President Lincoln's untimely assassination and the creation of the United States Secret Service. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member and have access to all of our behind the scenes content, click here: https://1819news.com/membership

In the last few years, you’ve probably seen at least one viral tweet questioning Taylor Swift as a role model for young girls or calling out effeminate church leaders. Odds are that tweet probably came from social-media flamethrower Eric Conn. This week Bryan and Eric, who hosts Hard Men Podcast and co-hosts The Kings Hall Podcast, discuss how despite churches located on every corner, they seem impotent at preventing the cultural onslaught and chaos wreaking havoc across our land. Dedicating his life to the task of cultural renewal, Eric shares what caused him to finally leave the world of firearms journalism to start New Christendom Press and enter the biblical-masculinity influencer space. Hint: It had to do with effeminate pastors... More than a conversation about the problems, Bryan and Eric dig into the importance of recovering historic Christianity and our Christian heritage. OVERTIME: In this week's Overtime, Bryan and Eric shine the light on historical Christendom. What was it? Who were some of the main characters, and what can we learn from them? You don't want to miss this riveting Overtime segment! To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member and have access to all of our behind the scenes content, click here: https://1819news.com/membership