What does A Neighbor’s Choice mean? What does Jesus’ attitude toward violence teach us about how to conduct ourselves in the world and how power structures are supposed to operate? Why is there stagnation in the world of science and technology? How do we get back to that creative renaissance that has been missing from […]
Tho Bishop of the Mises Institute guest hosts this episode and comments on how Big Tech censorship shapes elections, how politics can affect the awakening of people, whether coexisting with the Left is possible, and more. Also in the show, Ryan McMaken joins in to discuss the resurgence of the idea of secession in America […]
The state is a religious space with its own soteriology and eschatology. At the center of this quasi-religious state is the Festival of Reason in which the Goddess of Reason replaces the one true God who is revealed in Scripture and known by faith alone. Of course, what is here called reason is really unreason. […]
Should we trust a government that has failed miserably in the so-called war against drugs? “Our society’s tyrants depend on creating mental prisons for the rest of the population to feel powerless as victims,” David Gornoski says. How can we move past the consecrated chaos of democracy and towards bringing more skin in the game? […]
David Gornoski starts the episode by paying tribute to Rush Limbaugh while highlighting how the conservative radio icon spoke for the heartland of America. Is this the end of an era for conservatism? Why is the corporate press miserably gleeful over Limbaugh’s passing? Join David as he answers these questions while also commenting on stories […]
In this episode, David Gornoski breaks down the vicious cycle of scapegoating evident in politics. Will Biden’s promise of canceling student loan debts solve the real problem or will it further the vicious cycle of debt? With all the talk of getting back at each other, is vengeance a practical solution? “Vengeance is like drinking […]
David Gornoski starts the episode by commenting on the state of discontent created by the government and big corporations that give rise to social conflict. How do we avoid the media narrative that draws us all into conflict and scapegoating? Join David as he analyzes the latest news surrounding the rigging of past and present […]
Tho Bishop of the Mises Institute returns to the show to comment on the latest press conference by President Trump’s legal team. What is so different about this press conference? Tho Bishop says that this has now moved beyond the mere claim of voter fraud. Now that Trump’s team is hinting at institutional conspiracy, what recourse is […]
When the news media says “there’s nothing to see here,” David argues, there’s every reason to stop and see a little more. Now that the false unification of the corporate press is crumbling before our eyes, how do we unify this country? In this era of postmodernism, what narrative can we bind ourselves around? “We […]
Ryan McMaken, editor at the Mises Institute, joins David Gornoski to talk about the claims of voter fraud, the neocon betrayal of Donald Trump, media manipulation, and other topics surrounding the presidential election. Why is the corporate media siding with the neocon establishment against Trump? Is it due to just lemming groupthink or is there […]