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Aubrey and Luther are back from their brief hiatus to discuss the future of conservative entertainment in light of DailyWire’s newest kids’ platform: Bentkey. Does Daily Wire have what it takes to truly create art? Or will Bentley fall victim to prioritizing anti-woke politics above producing original entertainment and art?

They also discuss the war in Israel and the New York Times’ failure to accurately report the news per Luther’s musings on the matter in Wednesday’s Spectator P.M. newsletter. Like and share the Spectator P.M. Podcast, and be sure to tune in next week!

More from Luther, Aubrey, and The Spectator below!

Spectator.org

Luther’s author page

Aubrey’s author page