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When a teacher tells a 5-year-old that Santa doesn’t exist, it’s not education—it’s indoctrination. We send our kids to school expecting them to learn math, science, and civics—not to have their innocence shattered by someone else’s ideology. Teachers are meant to inspire, not destroy imagination. Childhood wonder is not a political battleground. Parents must reclaim their role, and schools must return to their true mission: educat...

Start with the hard question: if lives are the priority in Gaza, why are the most basic commitments being ignored? Western leaders flirt with recognition while sidestepping enforcement. News outlets move credit and blame like chess pieces, spotlighting personalities over conditions. Campus slogans flatten history into absolutes that deny Israel’s right to exist, while policymakers treat symbolism as substance. So, if they wanted re...

Forty-one days of government shutdown proved one thing: politicians protect their paychecks, not the people. While air traffic controllers, military families, and SNAP recipients struggled, leaders on both sides played partisan games and walked away with nothing but assurances for themselves. The Rant Network podcast dives into the absurdity of this shutdown, the hypocrisy of political elites, and the rare voices—like John Fetterma...

The media isn’t broken—it’s rigged. That’s the explosive claim from the latest Rant Network episode, where we tear into the likes of the CBC, BBC, CNN and other media outlets for turning news into propaganda, outrage, and clickbait. From edited interviews to biased coverage, we argue journalism has abandoned its duty to inform and now serves corporate and political agendas. If trust in the press is dead, what replaces it—TikTok vid...

Progress in New York now means telling working families to pack up and leave—because affordability is a privilege, not a right.
In the latest Rant Network episode, we clash over whether skyrocketing rents and living costs are simply “capitalism at work” or a crisis that demands intervention. From frozen rents to shuttered mom-and-pop shops, the debate exposes a deeper divide: is the solution to move out, or to fix a broken sys...

Is New York City on the brink of collapse, or is this just the beginning of a radical political revolution? In this episode of The Rant Network, we dive headfirst into the aftermath of Mamdani’s election, exposing deep divides, fiery rhetoric, and the real-world impact on everything from real estate to social values. With accusations of extremism, warnings of mass exodus, and a no-holds-barred debate on the future of American democ...

If the Democrats had a vision, they wouldn’t need to dust off the Obamas every election cycle. That’s the raw truth echoed in this week’s Rant Network episode, where the hosts tear into the hollow messaging, recycled blame games, and political theater dominating America’s stage. From government shutdowns to identity politics, the conversation exposes how voters are being manipulated with nostalgia and fear instead of real solutions...

If unions can erase the anthem, rewrite history, and dictate gender politics—are classrooms still about education, or are they political battlegrounds? In today’s episode of the Rant Network, we take aim at the growing influence of teachers’ unions, from removing national symbols to reshaping curriculum. They argue this isn’t about math or science anymore—it’s about power, ideology, and the next generation of voters. Parents, teach...

While Americans struggle to put food on the table, Democrats are feasting on filet mignon and calling it ‘solidarity'. The Democratic Party is playing games with your paycheck, your food, and your future. SNAP recipients can’t buy eggs, air traffic controllers and the military are left hanging, and yet the same politicians blocking relief refuse to sacrifice a dime of their own perks.

This isn’t politics—it’s a circus. Schumer,...

Donald Trump just punished 40 million Canadians over a Doug Ford ad—and it seems that no one in Ottawa seems capable of fighting back. In the latest Rant Network episode, we tear into the absurd fallout of Ford’s Reagan-quote stunt, Trump’s retaliatory tariffs, and the deeper cracks in Canada–U.S. relations. From trade wars to political theater, this isn’t just about dairy and cars—it’s about whether Canada has the leadership to wi...

What if the next mayor of New York is more interested in ideology than actually showing up for work? In the latest episode of The Rant Network, we tear into Zoran Mamdani’s record, questioning his absences, his push for massive pay raises, and his radical proposals on policing, housing, and education. We argue that beneath the polished smile lies a dangerous agenda that could reshape New York City in ways voters may regret. Whether...

Why does the world turn a blind eye to massacres in Africa, yet erupts in outrage over every headline from the Middle East? The uncomfortable truth is that selective outrage and media silence have turned real tragedies into political weapons, leaving millions ignored while protests rage for causes that fit the narrative. It’s time to question who decides which lives matter and why some stories never make the news.

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"Democrats have mastered the art of political theater—but when it comes to delivering real policies for working people, the stage is empty." This episode calls out the endless games, the hollow promises, and the obsession with optics over outcomes. While voters are demanding solutions on the economy, security, and accountability, what they’re getting instead is distraction, division, and delay. If you’re tired of watching...

“New York isn’t on the brink of revival—it’s on the brink of collapse if voters buy into Zoran Mamdani’s utopian promises.” From rent freezes to city-owned grocery stores, the rhetoric sounds like salvation but echoes failed experiments from the past. The Rant Network podcast dives into why charisma and “free everything” politics may seduce voters in the short term but could drive businesses, taxpayers, and entire communities out o...

The Left isn’t a movement anymore—it’s a cult that silences debate and worships conformity. That’s the raw truth unpacked in this week’s Rant Network episode, where David and Stuart tear into the hypocrisy of media spin, the weaponization of education, and the refusal to acknowledge wins if they come from the “wrong” side. From mocking tragedy to rewriting national traditions, the conversation exposes how predictability, censorship...

Celebrating the return of hostages without asking what comes next is the most dangerous illusion of all. Many in the world rejoices at the safe return of innocent lives, and rightly so—families are whole again, and a moment of humanity has broken through the darkness. Yet beneath the joy lies a harder truth: the region remains a tinderbox, with unresolved grievances, fragile ceasefires, and world leaders worrying more about voters ...

If you or your movement can’t celebrate the safe return of hostages, maybe it’s not a movement for life at all or there is something wrong with you. Our latest episode strips away the noise to tackle the uneasy silence following a ceasefire, exposing the contradictions when “peace” is met with indifference instead of relief. We dig into why prioritizing hostages matters, the aftermath for survivors, and challenge the double standar...

What if the foundations of “law and order” in North America are unravelling before our eyes, and no one wants to admit it?

Our latest podcast dives into the messy reality behind headlines: how shifting trust, blurred borders, and uneven rule enforcement are gutting not only our sense of safety but also the economic lifeblood of our cities. From retailers hiring guards to shoplifting’s hidden tax, we explore the ripple effects when s...

Calling something a “peace plan” doesn’t make it peace—if it doesn’t end rocket attacks, freeing all the hostages, or disarm militants, it’s just PR. Our latest episode cuts through the noise and demands real accountability: we anchor the timeline on October 7’s atrocities, challenge world leaders to get behind the plan, and challenge activism that favours optics over actual aid. Listen in for underreported perspectives, tough ques...