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.
Skip past 50 minutes in the video for this hour. David Gornoski plays a 2014 Stephen Colbert interview as well as a Ron Paul interview to provide some hindsight on the Ukraine conflict. Plus, Chris Bray joins the show to point out the two types of Leftism in America, whether libertarianism is to blame […]
David Gornoski comments on the concentrated effort to push COVID vaccination onto Americans through various forms of media. Joining David Gornoski is investigative journalist Paul Thacker who exposes Weber Shandwick, a PR firm for Pfizer and Moderna embedded in the CDC. Also in the show, Jason Jones calls in to comment on Tulsi Gabbard’s departure […]
Skip past 50 minutes in the video for this hour. “Lawless globalism can be met with lawful localism.” Joining David Gornoski to combat the Great Reset is professor Michael Rectenwald. What would it take to unite the Left and the Right behind a message of peace? After COVID, what is the next boogeyman pushed by […]
Libby Emmons, Chief Editor of the Postmillennial, joins David Gornoski to comment on the Biden administration’s bigotry on draft registration that puts transgenders at an undue advantage, the horrors that come from puberty blockers, how children are duped into “transitioning,” and more. What should be the Christian response to the demand for Caesars? Why is […]
Skip past 50 minutes in the video for this hour. Scott Horton, author of the latest book Hotter than the Sun, joins the show to comment on the Nord Stream sabotage aftermath and how the power dynamics of the world are shifting. Is there a possibility of Russia using nuclear weapons? Can the US intercept […]
David Gornoski starts the show by talking about what’s holding back the conservative movement of our time. Is government intervention a wise way to make a healthy culture? What do we need to know about human nature and human power? Do we have to be for a centralized, big government to stand up for the […]