The Auron MacIntyre Show
Blaze Podcast Network
So much of the political commentary out there is stale, boring, and unoriginal. Turn off the predictable and superficial talking points, and tune in to a show that is clinically proven to raise your IQ. The Auron MacIntyre Show offers thought-provoking and mold-breaking insights you won’t find anywhere else. Auron draws from the best political thinkers throughout history to make sense of our current political climate in a way that is easy to digest. Join Auron and his guests on a journey to dig below the surface to think more deeply about the politics of our day.
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Feb 23, 2026 • 1h 51min
Breaking Down Tucker Carlson vs. Mike Huckabee | 2/23/26
Mike Huckabee, U.S. Ambassador to Israel and former governor, offers theological, historical and legal reasons for Israel. Tucker Carlson, conservative commentator and former prime-time host, probes national identity and whether Israel’s claims apply universally. They spar over international law, biblical claims, conquest, and ethnic versus civic definitions of nationhood.
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Feb 20, 2026 • 1h
Why The Right Struggles With Art | Guest: Dave Greene 2/20/26
Dave Greene, writer and distributist commentator, critiques how conservative movements approach culture. He argues money alone cannot buy artistic success. They discuss localism like the Packers, funding ecosystems, cultivating taste, winning prestige, and three strategic paths for shaping lasting cultural institutions.
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Feb 19, 2026 • 8min
Apathy Ended Disney Gay Days Before Christians Could | 2/19/26
A discussion about why Disney’s long-running Gay Days celebration was canceled after shifting hotel deals and lost sponsors. A look at how inconsistent evangelical protests and corporate politics failed to stop progressive moves. An argument that cultural apathy, not conservative victory, drained momentum and sponsorship for the event.
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Feb 18, 2026 • 1h 3min
Machiavelli on Governing the Conquered | 2/18/26
A deep dive into methods for holding conquered lands, from replacing local power structures to direct occupation. A comparison of centralized versus baronial governance and why some conquests endure while others ignite rebellion. A discussion of armed founders versus unarmed reformers and how partial reforms can provoke entrenched resistance.
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Feb 16, 2026 • 1h 10min
Machiavelli on the Difficulty of Conquest | 2/16/26
A deep read of Machiavelli’s opening chapters on conquest and types of states. Short lessons on hereditary versus new rule and why local support matters. Discussion of cultural proximity, preserving laws after annexation, and when to occupy personally or use colonies. Contrasts colonies with garrisons and warns against half measures in dealing with conquered peoples.
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Feb 12, 2026 • 10min
The Super Bowl Now Plays Like America’s Divorce Proceedings | 2/12/26
A romp through how the Super Bowl shifted from shared spectacle to a battleground of identity. Ads and halftime performance get called out for pushing social messages. Everyday chatter and competing broadcasts are framed as signs of widening civic separation.
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Feb 11, 2026 • 1h 10min
Will Canada Start Euthanizing Babies? | Guest: Black Horse | 2/11/26
Black Horse, a Canadian political commentator, discusses Canada’s expanding MAID program and its societal drivers. Short, sharp takes cover a recent school shooting, healthcare triage and rationing, MAID’s rapid growth and proposed infant inclusion. They probe cultural trends, media influence, and where resistance might arise.
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Feb 9, 2026 • 1h 13min
GOP Rages over Trump While Dems Declare Anti-White Agenda | 2/9/26
A fiery take on GOP reactions after a viral Trump repost and what that reveals about party cowardice. A Texas Democrat’s remarks about uniting non-white voters spark a debate on racial strategy. Critiques of Super Bowl halftime choices, Bad Bunny’s performance, and commercials framed as promoting anti-white narratives. Calls for strict immigration and citizenship changes round out the cultural alarm.
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Feb 6, 2026 • 56min
Andrew Jackson and the Imperial Presidency | Guest: George Bagby | 2/6/26
George Bagby, historian and publisher who curates American historical works, explores Andrew Jackson's rise from frontier war hero to polarizing president. They cover Jackson's populist appeal, the 1828 political realignment, the bank battle and administrative reforms, his Indian policy and the Road to forced removals, and the nullification crisis and use of federal power.
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Feb 5, 2026 • 10min
Ethnic Cleansing Is Official Policy of the West | 2/5/26
An argument that Western leaders quietly endorse policies the speaker labels as demographic replacement of white populations. Tracing the ‘Great Replacement’ idea through modern discourse and institutions. Claims diversity and DEI serve political ends rather than social justice. Examples from Spain and the UK are presented to illustrate alleged top-down population change.
