How can we avoid the idolatry of statism and do what is right for our neighbors? Whenever there’s a crisis, churches are always in the front lines. Pastor Corey Brooks, head pastor of New Beginnings Church of Chicago, joins David Gornoski to discuss how churches can help people who have been struck in this pandemic […]
Dr. Thomas Seyfried PhD joins the show to talk about ketosis as a tool against aging, cancer, and for strengthening our immunity. Plus, Institute for Justice attorney Paul Sherman talks about his new piece in the Atlantic challenging occupational licensing. All this and more on A Neighbor’s Choice! Original airdate: April 16, 2020 Listen to […]
Mark Sunwall, economist and anthropologist, joins David Gornoski to discuss the story of the Hebrews’ escape from Egypt and how that story still bears great significance for society today. Also, Sir Owen, commercial intelligence analyst and geopolitical commentator, returns to the show to discuss the state of hospitals in the COVID-19 crisis and the Wuhan […]
While the entire world is in a state of lockdown, Sweden is one of the few countries that hasn’t followed the trend despite increasing pressure from the WHO and the mainstream media. Olof Af Yggdrasil from Sweden joins David Gornoski to give us a ground report on how things have been going in the Nordic […]
Investing legend and author of The Sovereign Individual, James Dale Davidson, joins David Gornoski to discuss what’s coming in the economy with the government shutdowns and the Covid-19 crisis. Is the era of the sovereign individual over? James Dale Davidson has some fascinating insights and predictions on where we’re headed. All this and more on […]
America was once known for its manufacturing brilliance and on this episode of A Neighbor’s Choice we look at how we can get back to work. David Gornoski interviews Tom Feeney, president and CEO of Associated Industries of Florida, to discuss the future of manufacturing in the state of Florida and AIF’s role in fostering […]
According to a theological paper by Francois P. Viljoen, leprosy ‘was highly dreaded in the ancient world. It was regarded a terrible and defiling disease, as those who were infected were physically and ceremonially regarded as unclean.’ He would further explain, ‘it was so difficult to heal leprosy that they [the Rabbis] compared such healing […]