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Tho Bishop: The Changing Landscape in Conservatism

January 14, 2021/0 Comments/in Interviews, News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

David Gornoski is joined by Mises Institute’s Tho Bishop. The two talk extensively on the future of conservatism. Why does the corporate media promote only the conservatives who push for neverending wars and government extension? Will Trump’s America be completely silenced as the media is attempting to do right now? Listen to the episode to find out, plus Tho Bishop’s thoughts on the impeachment process against Trump, the Big Tech censoring of conservatives, and more.

Science and U: Black Hole Goes Missing

January 14, 2021/0 Comments/in Interviews, News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

Dr. Weiping Yu returns with another refreshing segment of Science and U. The physicist comments on the claim that astronomers have found the oldest supermassive black hole in the universe and another, more puzzling, observation of a missing black hole. Dr. Yu once again asserts that there is no black hole at the center of the galaxy. What exactly is gravity? Is nuclear fusion the answer to climate crisis? Listen to the full segment to find out.

The Infantilization of Political Correctness

January 14, 2021/0 Comments/in News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

David Gornoski brings to light the Wuhan study on asymptomatic COVID spread and the WHO’s endorsement of it. Why is this study so important and why hasn’t it been brought up again by Big Tech? Join David as he touches on some of the most important topics of our time such as the sacrificial ritual in the founding of civilization; the unpersoning of Trump from popular media; the corporate press’ willful ignorance on nutrition and health; greed for power in critical theory; and more.

The Failing Scapegoat Machine

January 13, 2021/0 Comments/in Interviews, News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

David Gornoski starts the episode with a reflection on how statist monopoly over violence has disrupted American society at every level and why we must reject the Left vs. Right dichotomy to find solutions. Join David as he analyzes the latest news stories such as the recent impeachment against President Trump, Uganda inadvertently banning and exposing Twitter’s hypocrisy, the demands for secession, and more. Plus, David’s THINGS HIDDEN collaborator Shannon Braswell calls in to expand on the crumbling of DC’s scapegoating machine.

Lara Logan on Revolution and Insurrection

January 13, 2021/0 Comments/in Interviews, News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

David Gornoski continues his exposé of the establishment’s projection of their violent thoughts and deeds onto their favorite scapegoat Donald Trump. Also in this episode, David is joined by acclaimed investigative journalist Lara Logan for a conversation centered on the Capitol protests and the larger topic of crowd unrest orchestrated by nefarious figures in high places. Why are there double standards from politicians and corporate media over crowd unrest in America? Are the Capitol protesters guilty of insurrection as the media claims? Listen to the full episode to find out.

Follow Lara Logan on Twitter @laralogan

Decentralization Is the Future of Free Speech

January 12, 2021/0 Comments/in News, Show /by Surit Dasgupta

David Gornoski starts the episode by commenting on the government subsidizing of vegetable and seed oils and how this has drastically increased diseases. Also in the show, David continues his analysis of the news centering around the Capitol protests and the media-alleged incitement of violence by President Trump. Will Big Tech’s censoring spree succeed? How many times have leftists called for violence against political opponents? Is violence the right way to deal with centralization? Listen to the full episode to find out and more.

A Neighbor’s Choice Radio

Tho Bishop: The Changing Landscape in Conservatism

Science and U: Black Hole Goes Missing

The Infantilization of Political Correctness

The Failing Scapegoat Machine

Lara Logan on Revolution and Insurrection

Decentralization Is the Future of Free Speech

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