The History of the SPLC & the Left's Response to Re-Districting | Chad O. Jackson

Pride Month, Christless Conservatism, and the Metastatic Cancer of Sodomy

Has America abandoned the values that once shaped Western civilization? In this episode of 1819 News: The Podcast, host Bryan Dawson examines Pride Month, the rise of what he calls "Christless Conservatism," and the cultural forces he believes have transformed America over the last several decades. Bryan discusses the sexual revolution, the role of modern conservatism, the decline of traditional family values, and why he believes the Christian family remains the foundation of a healthy society. He also explains why many conservatives failed to resist cultural change and what Christians can do to reclaim their influence in the public square. Topics include: • Pride Month and modern cultural politics • The rise of Christless Conservatism • Faith, family, and Western civilization • The sexual revolution and its consequences • Christian responsibility in the culture war • Building strong families in a changing America Subscribe to 1819 News for more conversations on faith, culture, politics, and the issues shaping Alabama and the nation.

Christ Is King: Reclaiming Christian Statecraft in America

In this episode of 1819 News: The Podcast, Bryan Dawson sits down with Aaron Miller, founder of the Institute for Christian Statecraft, for a deep conversation on Christianity, politics, leadership, and the future of Western civilization. They discuss what “Christian statecraft” actually means, why Christians can’t retreat from politics, the importance of building generational inheritance, and how strong Christian leadership can reclaim culture and institutions. The conversation also explores Rhodesia, the failures of modern conservatism, the rise of Christian nationalism, and why young men are searching for purpose, mission, and truth in an increasingly hostile culture. If you’ve ever wondered how faith should shape politics—and why the future of America may depend on it—this episode is for you.

SPLC Hate Map, Legal Trouble & Media Power | w/ Allen Mendenhall & Tyler O’Neil

Host Bryan Dawson is joined by Allen Mendenhall and Tyler O’Neil for a deep dive into the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), its legal troubles, donor controversies, “hate map” fallout, and growing scrutiny from Alabama and federal officials. They discuss the SPLC’s history, allegations tied to informants and extremist groups, corporate America’s reliance on SPLC designations, the impact on conservative and Christian organizations, and what legal accountability could look like moving forward. Topics covered: SPLC indictment, hate map controversy, Turning Point USA, Family Research Council, corporate DEI influence, Alabama AG investigation, federal legal exposure, and the future of the SPLC.

The History of the SPLC & the Left's Response to Re-Districting | Chad O. Jackson

In this explosive conversation, Bryan Dawson sits down with filmmaker and researcher Chad O. Jackson to discuss the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), activism, propaganda, cultural Marxism, public education, media narratives, and the future of America’s institutions. The two dive deep into: - The history and influence of the SPLC - “Agitprop” and modern political activism - Marxism, liberation theology, and cultural revolution - Public schools and ideological influence - Redistricting battles in Alabama - The role of media in shaping public opinion - Christianity, Western civilization, and the culture war Whether you agree or disagree, this is a wide-ranging discussion about power, politics, faith, and the direction of the country. 👇 Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Replacement Theology?!? Who is the true Israel of God? w/ Rich Lusk

This week on 1819 News: The Podcast, we tackle one of the most controversial and widely debated questions in modern Christianity: Who is the true Israel of God? With tensions rising in the Middle East and theology increasingly influencing political conversations, CEO Bryan Dawson sits down with Pastor Rich Lusk to bring clarity—not chaos—to the discussion. We break down: - The difference between “replacement theology” and “fulfillment theology” - What the Bible actually says about Israel, the Church, and Jesus - How modern geopolitics and theology are colliding - Whether Christians owe unconditional support to the nation of Israel - Why this conversation has suddenly reached a boiling point This is not about outrage—it’s about truth, history, and faithful interpretation of Scripture.