The NXR Podcast

Conversation about the decline of Anglicanism in England and a surprising Gen Z turn toward Catholicism. Discussion of how worship aesthetics, historic church buildings, and institutional finances shape religious choices. Debate over female clergy, traditional leadership, and cultural shifts tied to morality and societal consequences.

James Fishback, a Florida political candidate and former hedge fund trader, discusses his rise from a working-class Catholic upbringing to finance and politics. He tackles legal battles and accusations, pushes for criminalizing adultery and tougher divorce penalties, critiques Congressional stock trading and Beltway Republicans, and outlines an America First vision for Florida and national policy.

They examine stark statistics on child deaths in Gaza and compare those rates to other recent conflicts. They discuss military targeting technologies and whether high civilian casualties suggest intent. Moral and theological frameworks are applied to U.S. policy, political alliances, and national responsibility. The conversation connects cultural influence, funding, and calls for repentance and action.

A lively discussion of new Nigerian IQ field testing and surprising street results. They review global IQ data, historical thresholds, and legal issues around employment testing. Topics include cultural factors in testing, proposals for voter and official competence standards, and links between climate, time preference, and national development.

James Fishback, a pastor and Florida gubernatorial candidate advocating a zero-compromise anti-abortion platform. He discusses using the 14th Amendment to pursue personhood, plans to close clinics and open 24/7 crisis pregnancy centers, and proposes criminal penalties for those involved with abortions. He also outlines tactics against mail-order abortion pills and taxing platforms like OnlyFans.

A heated clash between historic Christian fulfillment theology and modern dispensational Zionism. The hosts dissect Kerry Bowler's removal from a political commission and the politics around equating anti‑Zionism with antisemitism. They trace church‑father arguments claiming biblical promises are fulfilled in Christ and debate how contemporary alliances reshape Christian identity and public policy.

Calvin Robinson, an Anglo-Catholic pastor and commentator, and Dale Partridge, a pastor and author on family and culture, debate the Third Temple. They trace temple history, discuss modern Zionism and Orthodox hopes, and unpack why American dispensationalism fuels political support for Israel. They also question Christian priorities about funding, evangelism, and theological claims that Christ and the church fulfill the temple.

Jake Shields, former UFC and Strikeforce contender turned political commentator, talks fighting, culture, and geopolitics. He traces his shift from athlete to political voice. Conversations cover the New Right, race and immigration, religion and total depravity, AI and social supports, and controversies around allies and Zionism.

Dominic Michael Tripi, an independent Middle East analyst reporting on the U.S.–Iran conflict, joins to break down recent strikes and regional escalation. He outlines Iran's asymmetric attacks across Gulf states and the vulnerability of the Strait of Hormuz. The conversation covers drone swarms vs costly missile defenses, oil-price shocks and reserve releases, humanitarian fallout like 'black rain', and rising risks of a prolonged, attritional war.

A satirical, critical deep dive into a Texas politician who blends Christian language with progressive politics. Panelists play clips and challenge his scriptural interpretations. They debate political strategy for courting evangelical voters and warn about the national implications of his approach. The conversation mixes theology, culture war critique, and tactical advice for political campaigns.