Undercurrents
UnHerd
Undercurrents is the brand new news show brought to you by UnHerd. Every episode we uncover the stories and ideas taking place beneath the surface — either not well covered by the establishment media, or covered without the analysis and details you need to better understand the world. We bring no agenda other than seeking truth and representing reality.We’ll be publishing twice a week, on the Undercurrents YouTube channel — with additional episodes and content for our subscribers.Don’t miss out — sign up today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jul 30, 2025 • 13min
Did Trump just win the trade war?
The podcast dives into Trump's recent economic victories, highlighting soaring revenues and new trade deals with Japan, the EU, and Vietnam. A proposed legislation for tariff rebate checks aims to support middle-class families, reminiscent of pandemic stimulus. The discussion delves into the complexities of Trump's trade strategy, exploring varied reactions from economists and the impact of increased customs duties. Is the current economic boost a sustainable triumph or merely a temporary sugar high? Tune in for the analysis!
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Jul 29, 2025 • 12min
New details on NYC shooting rampage suspect - Emily REACTS
The podcast dives into a shocking shooting incident in Midtown Manhattan, allegedly targeting the NFL headquarters. It exposes the chaos of the event and examines the gunman's motives, linking them to mental health issues. The discussion broadens to highlight the alarming decline in public trust towards corporations and politics, especially among younger generations. Lastly, it reflects on the ripple effects of violence and the urgent need for accountability from leaders in addressing societal unrest.
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Jul 25, 2025 • 31min
Dr. Ernst Roets: Trump is right about ‘white genocide’ in South Africa
Dr. Ernst Roets, a South African filmmaker, author, and activist, engages in a thoughtful discussion about the overlooked realities of South Africa. He highlights the alarming frequency of farm murders and the political complexities fueling this violence. Roets also explores racial politics, touching on the experience of the Boer community and the challenges faced in applying Western ideals to South Africa’s unique context. Additionally, he reflects on the Afrikaner people's deep cultural ties to their homeland and potential asylum options amid ongoing crises.
Jul 24, 2025 • 13min
Trump named in Epstein Files as Gen Z support collapses
Support for the president among Gen Z is plummeting, especially after revelations linked to the Epstein files. The disillusionment with traditional media and politics is palpable, influencing younger voters' perceptions. There's a notable generational divide regarding trust and political scandals, with many in Gen Z turning away from influential figures like Trump. The discussion emphasizes the importance of media literacy and transparency in rebuilding confidence among younger voters. What does this mean for future elections? The stakes could not be higher.
Jul 23, 2025 • 10min
Jon Stewart RANTS Over Colbert Cancellation
Jon Stewart passionately reacts to the cancellation of a popular late-night show, sharing his personal sense of loss. The podcast dives into the decline of late-night television, exploring financial struggles and changing viewer demographics. It highlights how media consumption is shifting, urging the industry to adapt. Additionally, the discussion touches on the fragile future of comedy in a rapidly evolving media landscape, emphasizing the challenges of partisan humor and declining advertising revenue. A thought-provoking analysis of the state of comedy today!
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Jul 22, 2025 • 16min
Did Obama ORCHESTRATE Russiagate Collusion Hoax?
The discussion dives into Tulsi Gabbard's explosive claim about President Obama's alleged orchestration of the Russiagate narrative. It scrutinizes how the intelligence community may have unintentionally fueled chaos during the 2016 election. The podcast also contrasts the foreign policy approaches of the Trump and Biden administrations, shedding light on ambiguity and accountability in the wake of Russian interference. Critics evaluate the reliance on the Steele dossier and its implications for public perception and modern political discourse.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 18min
Democrats suffer MASSIVE BLOW in latest poll numbers
Recent polling reveals a significant decline in support for the Democratic Party, echoing the Tea Party era. The discontent among the Democratic base is palpable, as voters express frustration and seek new leadership. Alarmingly low approval ratings for Democrats in Congress highlight the urgent need for connection with constituents. Meanwhile, shifting power dynamics within both major parties amplify this unrest, suggesting a pivotal moment for political change driven by disillusioned voters.
Jul 17, 2025 • 17min
Is Epstein a turning point in Trump’s presidency?
Trump's approval rating remains surprisingly stable despite the Epstein controversy, sparking discussions about elite corruption. The podcast delves into the disparities in the justice system, highlighting public distrust fueled by media misrepresentation. It questions whether the Epstein case could lead to long-term risks for Trump’s credibility and political standing. The impact of Trump's comments and strategies around the case are scrutinized, revealing potential divides among Republican voters amid other pressing political issues.
Jul 16, 2025 • 23min
Michael Malice: MAGA will forgive Trump on Epstein & Ukraine
Michael Malice, a sharp political commentator and author, dives into the complexities of Trump's legacy. He discusses how MAGA voters might overlook Trump's controversies, especially regarding Epstein and Ukraine. The conversation shifts to the challenges facing the Democratic Party, focusing on potential leaders like Zohran Mamdani and the lingering influence of Bernie Sanders. Malice also critiques America's outdated higher education system and Trump's confrontations with media gatekeepers, highlighting the evolving landscape of American politics.
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Jul 15, 2025 • 8min
The Biden Autopen Scandal Just Got Even Worse
Recent investigations reveal President Biden's controversial use of an autopen for issuing pardons, stirring political firestorms. Concerns about his health and cognitive abilities amplify discussions on executive oversight. With accusations of possible perjury from a health official, trust within the Democratic Party is eroding. This turbulence raises significant questions about voter sentiment and the integrity of the presidency.
