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Dan Schultz

Co-host of the Banned Camp podcast and co-creator of The Dan & Scott Show, a pioneering internet radio comedy program that debuted April 1, 1996 on Broadcast.com.

Sep 26, 2026

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Or downloads per episode.
37:48
But why I just, man, I love Apple.
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I love audio first.
37:55
Right.
37:56
and i mean i have a nice studio we record video we're going to use it like for our patreon or whatever to get people as you know an incentive to join our premium stuff but the reality is i think that if you are audio first and you look at how you can just simply grow a show the easiest way to grow a show it's like it's really hard to grow even though a lot of people might be on youtube But you're playing with the algorithm.
38:23
It's always hard.
38:24
You got to focus on those, you know, the first three and a half seconds.
41:27
It's just, like you said, it's different.
104:35
Dan Schultz, the floor is yours.
104:38
Thanks, Steve.
104:40
I appreciate it.
104:41
Thanks for having me.
104:42
First, we can learn from the Germans.
104:46
The Alternative for Deutschland election in Saxony-Anhalt, their turnout, and the reason they did so well, is the turnout in that election was 76.5% of eligible voters.
105:00
I Our average turnout in a midterm election of Republicans is about 60%.
106:14
Just give that, hit it one more time for the audience, because it's quite brave, but the lessons learned from Alternative for Deutschland and this overwhelming victory they just won Sunday, sir.
99:32
Dan Schultz, the floor is yours.
99:35
Thanks, Steve.
99:37
I appreciate it.
99:38
Thanks for having me.
99:39
First, we can learn from the Germans.
99:43
The Alternative for Deutschland election in Saxony-Anhalt, their turnout, and the reason they did so well, is the turnout in that election was 76.5%.
99:58
of eligible voters.
101:11
Just give that, hit it one more time for the audience, because it's quite brave, but the lessons learned from Alternative for Deutschland and this overwhelming victory they just won Sunday, sir.
3:39
liberty.
3:41
I know.
3:41
I know.
3:41
It does seem like we are leaning toward a big blue wave for the midterms.
3:46
And it's because Trump and his ilk are just so incredibly inept and incredibly not popular.
3:55
And Moms for Liberty are basically the – because they're not politicians.
4:01
They're a political group.
4:47
This is actually part of a larger trend throughout America and one that hopefully will get us back to a place of greater sanity in this country.
45:36
Can you give us the status, tell us what happened yesterday and where do people go to get all this, uh, all the content?
45:43
Well, thanks, Steve.
45:45
Um, it went r- very well, um, thanks to Steve Stern and Raj for putting it all together.
45:52
Uh, it, uh, we didn't have any technical glitches.
45:55
I started off by, um, you know, doing a short PowerPoint, uh, 14 slides.
46:00
My first slide I basically asked, I, I said I had asked somebody that, uh, if there was a better political strategy than the precinct committeeman strategy to save the republic for we, the people, to carry it out, uh, what would be that strategy? And if there isn't a better strategy, then please state that.
46:19
And the answer was no better political strategy exists for we, the people, to save the republic than the precinct committeeman strategy.
48:16
Perfect.
41:47
Can you give us a status, tell us what happened yesterday, and where do people go to get all this, uh, all the content?
41:55
Well, thanks, Steve.
41:56
Um, it went very well.
41:58
Uh, thanks to Steve Stern and Raj for putting it all together.
42:03
Uh, it, uh-- we didn't have any technical glitches.
42:06
I started off by, um, you know, doing a short PowerPoint, uh, 14 slides.
42:12
My first slide, I basically asked-- I, I said I had asked somebody that, uh, if there was a better political strategy than the precinct committeeman strategy to save the Republic for we the people to carry it out, uh, what would be that strategy? And if there isn't a better strategy, then please state that.
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We had a huge audience yesterday, but we wanna make sure everybody gets a chance to see this, sir.

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