Hosted by writer and speaker David Gornoski, A Neighbor’s Choice Radio Show examines the role of violence and religion in society. From victims of state violence against nonviolent behaviors to public figures and contrarian voices, the conversations that unfold create an illuminating and sometimes strange journey for listeners.
David Gornoski begins the episode by commenting on some of the latest news surrounding the statist push for vaccination. What is the anthropological explanation for demonic possession? Why doesn’t the media focus on the counterfeiting of money done by the state? Why hasn’t Black Lives Matter fought laws that caused deaths like that of Eric […]
You are free to worship the state, but when it turns into a death cult is where we draw the line. Join David Gornoski as he provides some astonishing truths about the media coverage of Fauci, Wuhan, the National Institutes of Health, Pfizer, and more. Did Joe Biden accomplish his aim of erasing student debt? […]
“The people who say, ‘follow the science,’ only follow one science: political science,” David Gornoski says as he begins the episode. David comments on America’s vanishing moral foundation with the example of our government’s treatment of Edward Snowden. Joining David is filmmaker Scott who is currently making a film called Follow the Science: On Lockdowns […]
The mainstream media wants us to demonize our ability to fight off diseases and comorbidities like getting rid of the Omega-6 fats. Should we let the CDC and big pharma off the hook as easily as we’ve often let them? Should we let the corporate press off the hook now that many dissident voices are […]
In this episode, Jerry Bowyer of Townhall Finance joins David Gornoski to discuss the start of his podcast Meeting of Minds and his first interview with Peter Thiel. Is there a positive version of scapegoating? Who or what would be worthy enemies to unite ourselves against? Is there validity to some of the criticisms from […]
Now that the central planners and their corporatist friends are failing more and more every day, why do their opponents still seek to imitate them? How can we solve multiple problems with innovation and creativity? What can we expect now that we see the desperation and consolidation of the old TV party, especially in entertainment? […]