The Cause of Inflation and Labor Shortages

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Jeff Deist from the Mises Institute joins the show to comment on the news around inflation, rising housing prices, the gradual vanishing of retail, employee shortages, the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, and more.

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Science and U: Carbon Dioxide to Food?

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Can carbon dioxide be converted to food? Physicist Dr. Weiping Yu joins the show to comment on whether this is possible. Dr. Yu also comments on the recent news regarding black holes. What really lies at the center of the galaxy? Has Helion Energy cracked the code for fusion technology? Listen to the full segment […]

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Developing a Culture of Kindness

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David Gornoski starts the episode with some reflections on the notion of mandating medicine, employee shortages, pandemic long-term effects, and Biden’s declining ratings. Are healthy diets more effective than patented drugs? Can the GOP move past Trump’s movement? How are small businesses reacting to the proposed drug mandate? How do we create a culture of […]

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What’s Happening With the Drug Mandates?

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Florida Rep. Anthony Sabatini joins David Gornoski to give us an update on what’s going on with Ron DeSantis’ ban on drug mandates. What do we make of OSHA’s suspension of Biden’s drug mandates? Listen to the full episode to find out. Plus, David gives us some much-needed analysis of the news and topics such […]

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How Nutrition Affects Our Identity and Appearance

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Joining David Gornoski for an exciting conversation on how nutrition affects our identity is the author of Deep Nutrition, Dr. Cate Shanahan. Is gender dysphoria related to our nutritional intake? What is endocrine disruption and how is it connected to seed oils? Do seed oils distort facial symmetry? Should red meat be treated the same […]

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Rittenhouse as Scapegoat?

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David Gornoski calls in and joins Tho Bishop for an analysis of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial with an anthropological lens. How do we make sense of the pandemic tyranny in the larger picture of history? What are some innovations and platforms that we can be excited about for the future? What makes Ron DeSantis different […]

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The Toxic Politicization of Society

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Tho Bishop of the Mises Institute starts the show with the question of whether the scapegoating of Trump has brought any catharsis to America as the media claims. What important lessons can we learn from the Kyle Rittenhouse trial? Joining Tho is Jonathan Newman, the author of The Broken Window. Tho and Jonathan discuss the […]

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Enough Already, Time to End the Wars and Inflation

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Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute is joined Scott Horton, author of Enough Already, for an intriguing conversation on America’s foreign policy and endless wars. Are Americans aware of the many wars that are being undertaken in their names around the world? Is the “threat” of China a good reason against secession? Plus, renowned economist […]

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Rittenhouse Trial Nears End, Healthcare Inflation

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Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute guest hosts this episode of A Neighbor’s Choice and he is joined by Tho Bishop, also from the Mises Institute. As the trial nears its end, what awaits Kyle Rittenhouse? Why are Antifa/BLM riots mostly overlooked by the mainstream media? Also joining Jeff is Murray Sabrin, author of Universal […]

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The Real American Divide

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Ford Seeuws, the Surfing Violinist, guest hosts this episode of A Neighbor’s Choice. He is joined by J.P. Ferreira and the two talk about the divide in America between cosmopolitans and traditionalists; whether faith is reasonable; the proper places for laws; and more. What are the keys to heaven that Jesus refers to? How do […]

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