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A Catholic and a Protestant walk into a podcast booth.

On a blustery Midwestern day, hosts Aubrey Gulick and Luther Abel introduce listeners to The Spectator P.M. Podcast, the latest multimedia offering from The American Spectator.

In their inaugural recorded discussion, Luther and Aubrey first consider the failures of Bidenomics and the pending retirement of Mitt Romney from the U.S. Senate. Having had their fill of midwit White House economic analysis and Mitt’s pomade, the two then range into the noisome vocabulary of wokeness that infects even the most traditional of institutions and discuss why professors are anti-liberal liberals, before finishing out by suggesting books to read — Melville, Anne, and Archie.