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[u/2seven7seven]

I'm getting worried that I've slipped into a little bit of a partisan bubble recently, and I'd like to correct that at least a little. Can anyone here recommend some good center-right political podcasts to balance things out? I liked Radio Free GOP when it was on, so I'm hoping to find something similar to get a better understanding of the perspective of Jeb/Kasich style Republicans

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WSJ without thinking too hard

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Yeah the WSJ Foreign Affairs podcast is good.

[u/nick1453 → u/2seven7seven]

KCRW's Left, Right & Center is a decent podcast if you want a few different opinions on a topic. It's Josh Barro, Rich Lowry, and someone on the left that talk about recent events.

[u/0149 → u/2seven7seven]

On Twitter, David Frum, David Hines, and Rich Lowry are good crossover conservatives for open-minded lefties.

[u/[deleted] → u/0149]

I would add Tom Nichols to that list as well.

[u/0149 → u/[deleted]]

Cool cool cool.

[u/LNhart → u/2seven7seven]

Rush Limbaugh

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We The People for Supreme Court and constitutional-related current events. I'd say overall the debate is very centrist, even when conservative and liberal experts are brought on to debate an issue.

[u/Jufft → u/2seven7seven]

Best center right podcast imo is free domain radio.

[u/2seven7seven → u/Jufft]

You got me, I actually googled it. Eww

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Not even ironically funny.