National Crawford Roundtable Bob Dutko, Neil Boron, Roger Marsh, John Rush

I love this podcast and try not to miss any of the episodes. Yes, it's from a Biblical perspective, because these men are Christians. They don't always agree but they are respectful of one another and come from a moral, conservative viewpoint.

Your audio description could be more accurate. It goes something like, “Current events from a biblical perspective.” More accurate would be, “Current events from a white male politically conservative perspective.” I’ve listened to many of your episodes and honestly, I don’t hear the biblical perspective part. I wish you didn’t attempt to put a God wrapper around your podcast. Sorry, but that’s misleading, even irresponsible considering the influence you have. Also, your recent episode about the Olympics was astonishing — hard to listen to you badmouth everything about it. And, why Steve Gregg would buy advertising on your podcast is beyond me. I’ve known him since high school and never knew him as one who lacked discernment. However, I’m a subscribed listener so you must be doing something right! I listen to learn what politically conservative (almost right wing) white males think and to witness group-think in action. That’s why I gave you a 5-star rating. Appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback 👍

UPDATED 9/27/23 Hello again — I posted my thoughts about your podcast a couple years ago. My interpretation then — that you don’t really present information from a biblical perspective — still holds today, in fact, even more. After listening to your podcast over the years, my impression is that you represent a Republican point of view. I am 100% fine with that, but I would encourage you to be more honest and less deceptive in your advertising. By ‘deceptive’ I mean, you are promoting a type of Republican philosophy that is not congruent with your advertising. And, you do not hide that you advocate a strong pairing of Republican and Christianity. I imagine Democrats might feel alienated by this, and Democrats who are Christians could feel confused. Either way, your messaging seems polarizing to me. In your podcast today, you even said something like, “Democrats represent Satan.” Also in your podcast today, you posed the question, “When, as Christians, should we feel OK about taking up arms and engaging in a revolution?” That’s over the top guys, and dangerous. Your audience is sure to have extremists and those are the people I worry about. Of course, there are podcasts hosted by Democrats that also have extreme audience members. Those people worry me as well. Please lighten up and showcase how Jesus actually interacted with humanity, and not how Republicans should think and act. And only do so if you really believe you are attempting to share his love and our trust in his love — in light of our current culture. Or, you can simply change your advertising to something more like, “This podcast is for Republicans who identify as Christians.” I could get behind that truth-in-advertising and I would even promote your podcasts to others. Of course, advertising dollars are critical to your survival. So, if your demographic wants sensational — and almost alarmist angles on current events, then you have to do what you have to do I guess. I just wish it didn’t have to be that way. Thanks again for inviting feedback!

UPDATED PART 2, 9/27/23: Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just noticed that you changed the description of this podcast. You took a big leap in providing accuracy — and it’s much appreciated. A big pat on the back to all of you!

So, I retract my earlier review from this morning, and I am sorry for NOT checking before I wrote my review update.

Best of luck.