Welcome to Contemporary Conservative. A website started by Reid and Frank, two best friends from college. We call ourselves Contemporary Conservatives. We believe in maintaining conservative principals, while adapting to the modern times. We created this website to share our thoughts and opinions with the rest of the world. It is also a platform for us to be creative, and to express our views and thoughts on other topics that interest us that are outside of politics. This is a website made by conservatives, for conservatives (and anybody else who may be interested). We have written articles, podcasts, poetry, and more for you to enjoy.
Below you can find the episodes for both of our podcasts, Conservative Conversations and The Wicky Wacky Radio Show. Each link will take you to a page for their respective show. There you can find links to follow and subscribe on your favorite platform. We hope you enjoy!!
NEW! Through our podcast platform host, Red Circle, you are now able to subscribe to access exclusive content or make a donation directly to each of our podcast shows. Below you will find a link for each podcast that will take you to the show page on Red Circle. You can subscribe monthly or annually to get exclusive content. You also have the option of making a one time donation or a reoccurring monthly donation.
If you enjoy our shows, please consider becoming a paid subscriber or making a donation today. We appreciate your support, and as always… Thanks for listening.
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