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.
What do we make of the many schisms that are happening in the political world right now? Will power-hungry authoritarians be able to hold onto the myths that continue to divide us? Why are there no new inventions in the world of atoms? How do we escape the gnostic bind that is holding us back? […]
Chris Bray joins David Gornoski to talk about the state of COVID measures in Harvard and the outcries over “collective failure.” Why aren’t some people willing to let go of masks? If Twitter was censoring conservatives what have YouTube and Facebook been doing all this time? Will there be any accountability from the people who […]
Physicist Dr. Weiping Yu returns with a brand new segment of Science and U to comment on whether magnetism can reduce pollution in waters, how to make tiny metal snowflakes, strange magnetic anomaly on the moon, how we can move objects with ultrasound, and more. How do we make sense of the symmetrical shapes of […]
Tho Bishop of the Mises Institute joins the show to comment on the outcome of the Georgia runoff election, what Republicans can learn from their loss, why the lockdowns should have been the key issue, Gov. DeSantis’ comments on holding vaccine makers accountable, the Twitter files, the failed coup in Germany, and more.
David Gornoski cuts through the reactionary spirit that’s always dominating the modern-day Right. How do we break away from the hive mind spell while gaining a positive vision for the future? Listen to the full episode to find out. Plus, James Kourtides joins the show to comment on the news of people dying suddenly around […]
Brad Marshall joins the show to talk about the passing of Ray Peat, how oxidized seed oils cause diabetes, seed oil’s connection to cardiovascular diseases, and more. Brad Marshall’s website here.