Behind The Scenes In Right Wing Media w/Alex Stein
May 13, 2026
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In part two of a conversation with Alex Stein, pastor Joel Webbon discusses why unfiltered speech and courage drive success in today’s media and argues young people are becoming more religious. They contrast “boomer” conservative media figures they see as moral but timid with an ascendant, often irreligious and “degenerate” new right, and Webbon positions his approach as Bible-based, patriarchal, and “muscular Christianity” meant to fill the gap. The discussion ranges across culture versus race, family structure, sexuality, religion and politics, and the role of truth-telling and exposing lies, including interest in conspiracies such as 9/11 skepticism and critiques of evolution. Stein predicts an increasingly clip-driven, sensational media future shaped by AI and short attention spans, while both note a parallel trend of young people returning to church and seeking tradition, ending with advice to be authentic, courageous, and content.
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