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Brotherly Discourse

Brotherly Discourse

By: Simon and Oliver Ter Wee
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 Brotherly Discourse is where two brothers sit down, turn on the mics, and dive into the conversations that matter most: politics, religion, culture, and life itself. We don’t always agree with each other (or with our guests), but that’s the point. Every episode is about honest dialogue, tough questions, and discovering truth through open discussion. From one-on-one debates to thought-provoking interviews, we’re bringing back the lost art of conversation, one brotherly exchange at a time.Simon and Oliver Ter Wee Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Brotherly Discourse #6: Masculinity in Today's Society

    Brotherly Discourse #6: Masculinity in Today's Society
    Oct 24 2025

    In this episode of Brotherly Discourse, Simon and Oliver talk amongst themselves about masculinity in today's society and what it means for young men.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Brotherly Discourse #5: Talking America First ft. Jeb Baugh (Reupload)

    Brotherly Discourse #5: Talking America First ft. Jeb Baugh (Reupload)
    Oct 20 2025

    In this episode of Brotherly Discourse, we share the microphone with Jeb Baugh, a young conservative who went viral for challenging Glenn Beck on Israel and Neocon foreign policy. He talks with us on what we should focus on as true conservatives. (This episode is a reupload of 10/17 as it was copyright struck)
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Brotherly Discourse #4: Growing Up As Triplets

    Brotherly Discourse #4: Growing Up As Triplets
    Oct 10 2025

    In this episode of Brotherly Discourse, Simon and Oliver talk amongst themselves about what it was like growing up as a part of a set of triplets and other life experiences, giving insight to their lives and upbringing.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
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