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Elon Musk Takes On Coercive Mandates

David Gornoski starts the show by commenting on the news that the FDA is blocking the supply of generic medicines for use in the pandemic. What did Elon Musk say about the coercive drug mandates and Elizabeth Warren’s remarks about him? Are any of the political parties interested in solving the inflation crisis right now? […]

Myths, Entrepreneurship & Creativity

Ford Seeuws, the Surfing Violinist, guest hosts this episode of A Neighbor’s Choice. Ford starts the show with some reflection on a passage from the Gospel of Matthew. Ford is joined by Brett Lindell, CEO of Pantheon Holdings, and the two discuss the lessons we can learn from ancient myths, the influence of Jordan Peterson, […]

Fauci and the Ideological Capture of Science

Jim Babka is joined by Max Borders, the author of the Social Singularity, who calls in to discuss the validity of the drug mandates; whether drug mandates are directed by ideology rather than scientific study; Fauci and the Wuhan lab leak; Moderna’s connection to the government; the scapegoating of the drug mandate rejectors; the targeting […]

David Gornoski on His YouTube Ban and Today’s Scapegoats – The Bob Murphy Show

David Gornoski recently appeared on the Bob Murphy Show. “Host of A Neighbor’s Choice radio program, David Gornoski talks about the recent removal of his YouTube channel. He summarizes the work of Rene Girard and shows how society still tries to use scapegoats to relieve tensions, even after Jesus showed us its futility.”

John Zmirak on the Totalitarian Consequence of Atheism

What’s happening to the global supply chain? Is the post-pandemic disruption and inflation part of the Great Reset? Joining David Gornoski for this episode is John Zmirak, author and editor at the Stream. David and John Zmirak talk about why atheism is a con game and why it destroys the possibility of knowledge; how global […]

The Eruption of Illiberalism

Joining Jason Jones for this episode is John Zmirak, Senior Editor of The Stream, and the two talk about the spreading of illiberalism on both the Right and the Left; what American liberty means and what is leading to its slow erosion; the failure to defend bodily autonomy in the pandemic era; the rise of […]

An Afghanistan Veteran Speaks Out on the US Withdrawal

In this special episode, filmmaker, activist and podcaster Jason Jones guest hosts A Neighbor’s Choice. Jones starts the show with a reflection on Rene Girard’s thoughts about the vulnerable of society. Later, Jones is joined by an Afghanistan veteran Mike who talks in-depth about the Taliban’s future; Al Qaeda’s history alongside the Taliban; the cost […]

Tucker Goodrich on Good and Bad Fats, Intermittent Fasting

Is there room for self-defense in Jesus’ worldview of nonviolence? In this episode, David Gornoski explains the true meaning of Habeas Corpus and why the West must revive this concept to survive. Plus, Tucker Goodrich joins the show to talk about whether butter and cheese can prevent heart attacks; good and bad fats; intermittent fasting; […]

The Gospel Defeat of Violent Contagion

How can we possibly choose peace when people around us want to use political coercion and state violence against us? David Gornoski explains why the key to living nonviolently is the imitation of Jesus. How does Christianity transform a culture’s violent history? Is victimism a spinoff of Christianity? What is the best method to break […]

THINGS HIDDEN 48: Jean-Michel Oughourlian on Mimetic Desire in the Global Pandemic

In this latest THINGS HIDDEN conversation, David Gornoski and Shannon Braswell sit down with returning guest, Jean-Michel Oughourlian, the co-author of Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World. Mr. Oughourlian talks about his two upcoming books Alterity and The Work that Heals. How do we reconcile individuality and collective identity, especially in the light […]