Niagara Land
Niagara Land
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Welcome to Niagara Land, a podcast exploring the intersection of national and local politics with the culture and social dynamics of Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and beyond. We dive into the policies and political movements shaping the region while connecting them to broader national trends. From in-depth discussions on governance and elections to profiles of key political figures and grassroots activism, Niagara Land delivers insightful analysis and compelling conversations on the issues that matter.
Niagara Land
By Niagara Land LLC
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The podcast focuses on contemporary political issues, local governance, cultural movements, and historical events, with episodes discussing topics such as the impacts of tariffs on Buffalo, the evolution of political media post-Trump, and environmental issues like the Love Canal disaster.

NATE CAST: The Nate McMurray Show Podcast
Truth, politics, and the fight for democracy — from the Niagara region.”
January 9, 2026 (Friday) — Patriots, “Terrorists,” and the Madness of Ego Politics
If you believe that Ashley Babbitt — who jumped through a broken White House window after repeated warnings — is a patriot, but that Renee Good — a woman with stuffed animals in her car, on her way to work, an award-winning poet — is a “terrorist,” then I have no time for you.
This episode is about how language is being weaponized to excuse violence for one group while erasing humanity for another.
We also talk about the fear and disorder being caused far beyond U.S. borders. People in Greenland are reporting anxiety and even nightmares over rhetoric about a possible U.S. invasion — something that makes no strategic or moral sense.
Denmark has already made clear that cooperation is possible. Existing, even closed, military facilities could be discussed. Diplomacy exists. Partnership exists.
So why threaten force?
Because Donald Trump governs through ego, not restraint — as if we’re living in the last century, not a fragile, interconnected world where reckless words alone can destabilize regions.
This episode is about double standards, moral collapse, and the danger of confusing strength with cruelty.
Some lines matter.
Some lies matter.
And some times demand that we say: enough.
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