Virgil Texas Podcast Guest
Texas Podcast Guest
The Virgil Texas Podcast is a new weekly political podcast featuring conservative talk radio personalities. The show is hosted by Virgil Texas, a pseudonym for Felix. Originally from the fictional town of Virgil, Texas, Virgil is an avowed conservative and is an active member of the Conservative Radio Network. The host has a diverse audience, ranging from liberals to right-wingers, and the show’s guests are a diverse mix.
As a former Chapo Trap House host, Virgil is now the host of Bad Faith, a political podcast. The show is currently in the low hundreds, but is growing quickly. One episode focuses on a wildly popular comic book, Chapo the Clown, co-written by Virgil. The Chapo character is the most controversial cultural creation of today’s young left, and it’s easy to see why.
Matt’s “Cush rants” border on Despair Speech territory, and Virgil’s belief in the American electoral system is apparent from the first episode. Despite the show’s dour predictions, Virgil tries to inject some hope into the show with his optimism. In fact, his predictions have been remarkably accurate on occasion. So you know that you’re in good hands when you listen to the Virgil texas podcast.
Virgil Texas Podcast Guest
Virgil Texas is also a well-known television personality. He is the former host of Chapo Trap House and the co-host of Bad Faith. His co-host is Briahna Joy Gray, a press secretary for the 2020 presidential campaign. Virgil left Chapo Trap House in May after four years. Fortunately, he’s back in the game world as a podcast guest.
Virgil Texas’s latest podcast, Chapo Trap House, is one of the top-rated podcasts on Patreon, with a Patreon total in the low hundreds, and it’s currently in the top five. The show’s co-host, Briahna Joy Gray, was a press secretary for the 2020 presidential campaign. She also worked as a journalist for the Sanders presidential campaign.
Virgil has also been a podcast guest on The Chapo Trap House, a podcast that is a leading podcast on Patreon. His book, The Chapo Guide to Revolution, is a Manifesto of the young left, and it’s no wonder that Virgil has been a guest on this show several times. It’s a fun episode, and he and Shuja Haider have a great rapport.
After becoming cohosts, Virgil Texas and Brendan James regularly appeared on the podcast. The two remained friends, but Virgil has since quit the show. They have been on each other’s podcasts for a while. The hosts also regularly share the same Twitter account and have a lot of in common. Virgil has been a guest on Chapo Trap House a number of times.