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If you’re looking for political podcasts you might want to check out The Christopher Scott Radio Talk Show Podcast. It is an independent channel, and Christopher Scott is considered one of the country’s top political commentators. ​Why is it better? Because it's the most popular independent podcast. Listened to in countries around the world. Often copied, never replicated and never compromised. It's the highest level of integrity available in broadcasting. ​Chris is an author, speaker and an American political commentator who also offers an independent alternative. Christopher Scott is not just a news host. Much of his political commentary is shaped by perspective of Common Sense by Thomas Paine. ​ Christopher Scott is the author of Common Sense By Thomas Paine in Modern English which he spent over a year translating form the original manuscript. Making him, arguably the authority on Common Sense. This common sense perspective sets his commentary apart from other podcast channels. Because it’s a podcast about ideas it also sets the Christopher Scott Show apart from other political commentators. ​It’s a podcast that belongs in the top 15 political podcast channels to follow. Check it out for yourself.

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In this episode, Christopher Scott discusses the undeniable expansion of non-heterosexual relationships. He explores the latest news and current events relating to the topic, and shares his thoughts on what this means for society and... more
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In this episode, Christopher Scott discusses the idea that the United States is not a Judeo-Christian society, but rather a Protestant Reformist society. He explores the history and impact of the Protestant Reformation, and how it created a... more
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In this episode, we discuss the infamous "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast from 1938, in which Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre on the Air performed a radio adaptation of H.G. Wells's novel, describing a Martian invasion of New... more
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Parents need to be on guard. Website: www.christopherscottshow.com Show Notes: https://www.christopherscottshow.com/show-notes Subscribe: https://www.christopherscottshow.com/subscribe LEAVE A MESSAGE AND... more
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All around the world, we hear about unrest and violence. In particular, right now, Israel is on the brink of civil war. This story is fantastic and could easily apply to elections around the world, especially to politics in the United States. Radicals... more
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In this episode, Christopher Scott discusses the benefits of private armies. Private armies offer greater flexibility in deployment and tactics, the ability to specialize in specific types of missions or environments, and are often better trained and... more
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The media likes to print stories about gun violence and what they report to be a gun problem. Politicians like to tout the idea of responsible gun laws. All of this is a distraction from the real issue, which is the right to defend oneself,... more
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In this episode, Christopher Scott discusses the dawn of a new age of tools and how technology is quickly changing everything. He talks about the great opportunities that come with these changes but also the disruption they cause.... more
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Once upon a time, a podcaster shared their thoughts on the state of the economy. They didn't believe a recession was imminent and they felt strongly about this. However, they also believed that inflation would continue despite claims that it... more
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As an environmentalist, I believe it is important to take care of the ground we live on, have access to clean water, and live in sanitary conditions for the benefit of both us and the environment. These are matters of survival, and there are real... more
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