Louder with Crowder

Crowder critiques the rise of socialism in the Democratic Party, blaming figures like Bill Maher for fostering this shift.

Crowder and guest Josh Feierstein discuss the "dad bod" trend, mocking unrealistic female expectations while praising Harvey Levine’s physique.

Crowder dissects Anthony Fauci’s recent testimony, highlighting his 70+ Fifth Amendment pleas and leaked diary entries that contradict his public statements on COVID’s origins.

Crowder discusses the historical context of fascism, critiques Dylan Mulvaney’s response to Trump’s mockery, and analyzes Caitlin Collins’ awkward interview with Jon Stewart.

Crowder argues that Islamic terrorism and transgender ideology are legitimate threats, not distractions, citing recent attacks in Berlin and Paris.

Crowder critiques the hype around AI, mocking its limitations and the "China threat" narrative.

Stephen Crowder returns from hiatus to discuss the new federal rule cutting student loans for low-earning majors, framing it as a blow against Marxist indoctrination in higher education.

Steven Crowder and Josh Feierstein critique an op-ed by Emily Ratajkowski, mocking her claims about compulsive dating to rediscover her identity post-divorce.

Steven Crowder hosts the Cartier Family—Brock, Brandon, and Taj—to discuss police interactions, racial stereotypes, and the decline of positive Black cultural representation.

The episode opens with a call to action against Big Tech and corporate media, framing them as enemies of freedom.

Louder with Crowder debunks five common myths about the American Founding Fathers, arguing against narratives that portray them as deists, hypocritical racists, or secularists.

Steven Crowder and Nick DiPaolo critique Zohran Mamdani’s socialist policies, including his push to raise thermostat limits and cut police funding while subsidizing arts.