A Neighbor’s Choice Radio
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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.
[Video contains both hours. Skip past 45 minutes for hour 2.] David Gornoski is joined by Tucker Goodrich for a fascinating conversation on veganism. Is veganism a healthy dietary lifestyle? Can humans survive on a raw vegan diet? What are some of the fundamental errors of veganism? Why are public health institutions recommending the vegan […]
David Gornoski starts the show by speaking on the contrast in mindset between government and private services. Are sanctions against Russia backfiring on the United States? Do average Americans care about the January 6 trial? Why has peace become anathema in the political discourses of our country? What do conservatives really need to focus on? […]
[Video contains both hours. Skip past 45 minutes for hour 2.] Tho Bishop is joined by JP Ferreira, law expert and Catholic philosopher, for a conversation on the socio-political divide and tension in America. What do we make of the protests against Kavanaugh? Should America look towards Latin America for cultural examples? Also in the […]
What is a State? The Mises Institute‘s Tho Bishop asks this question in light of the January 6 trials while commenting on the validity of this trial, the record rise of inflation numbers, what the Fed is likely to do, and more. Also in the show, Mark Ivanyo, Executive Director of Republicans for National Renewal, […]
[Video contains both hours. Skip past 40 minutes for hour 2.] David Gornoski starts the show with some analysis of the latest news surrounding the COVID vaccines and the much-neglected vaccine injuries that people are suffering. David also comments on the Ukraine bill and whether those who vote for it actually care for Ukrainian children. […]
In a world where the masses are drawn towards big corporate products, why is radio still going strong despite the emergence of the internet? How do we become aware of the hypnotic effects of mainstream media? How does brand affinity reveal our mimetic blind spots? How do we heal the Left-Right dialectic with real-time conversations? […]