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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/whitfieldreport/subscribeThe Whitfield Report is a dynamic and engaging podcast that dives deep into the intersections of society and culture, hosted by the seasoned author and podcaster, Sam Whitfield.

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12
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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    TWR Wednesday | Sydney Sweeney Breaks The Internet… AGAIN! (opens the original)

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    Sydney Sweeney is once again at the center of the internet’s attention, and this time the controversy surrounds her provocative new campaign with sports prediction platform Novig. Sam Whitfield and Mortheous break down the backlash from female athletes, Sweeney’s apparent response, and the bigger question: has outrage become one of the most effective forms of advertising in modern celebrity culture? Then, the show turns to the increasingly strange fallout from the Lindsay Clancy trial . After th

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    TWR Monday | Travis Davis Returns w/ The Healing Road (opens the original)

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    Travis Davis returns to The Whitfield Report to discuss his latest historical novel, The Healing Road: Two Soldiers, One Homecoming —a deeply human story about veterans, memory, and the battles that continue long after the uniforms come off. Davis’s 20th Century War Stories series spans different eras of American history while following a common thread: what war does to the people who fight it, and what happens when they are expected to simply return home and move on. From the World War I settin

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    TWR Wednesday | Remembering Charlie Kirk, The Clancy Holdout & Trump’s Midterm Gamble (opens the original)

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    On this edition of The Whitfield Report , Sam Whitfield is joined by co-host Mortheous for a wide-ranging two-hour Wednesday show covering politics, the courts, foreign policy, and technology. The episode opens with the fallout from the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, including the 11–1 jury split and new scrutiny surrounding the lone holdout juror. Sam and Mortheous examine what happened inside the jury room, whether the legal standard was properly applied, and what a potential retrial could look like

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    TWR Wednesday | The Tyler Robinson Trial Moves Forward (opens the original)

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    The Tyler Robinson case is officially moving toward trial. Sam Whitfield is joined by co-host Mortheous to examine the Utah judge’s decision to send Robinson to trial on all seven charges connected to the killing of Charlie Kirk, including aggravated murder. Robinson has pleaded not guilty, the death penalty remains on the table, and prosecutors must now prepare to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Sam and Mortheous break down the evidence presented by prosecutors, the defense’s challe

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    TWR Monday | Echoes in Stone, Alaska, Russia, and the Future of AI (opens the original)

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    Bestselling thriller author Rodger Carlyle joins Sam Whitfield for a wide-ranging conversation about fiction, geopolitics, Russia, Alaska, artificial intelligence, and the ideas behind his Team Walker thriller series. Rodger discusses the unconventional path that took him from academic study and service in the Navy to entrepreneurship, international communications, political ghostwriting, and eventually writing fiction full time. He also reflects on his experiences in Russia before and after the

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