David Gornoski continues his analysis of the state’s religiosity and the desacralization brought to it by President Trump. Also, Keith Weiner of Monetary Metals calls in to comment on the latest economic and political news. Why is Bill Gates turning back from certain vaccine proposals? Can Biden get the stock market up? Why do so-called […]
David Gornoski starts off the show by analyzing New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s remarks about Trump’s “negligence.” What do we make of the left’s attempt to normalize violence in everyday American lives? Should we forget how Cuomo’s negligence cost lives in New York’s nursing homes? Join David as he gets to the bottom of the […]
“The vast majority of the public is tired of politics; they want to see solutions,” David Gornoski says as he starts off the show. Governments cannot eradicate disease and malnutrition through central planning, David argues, because they don’t have skin in the game. David also reflects on Nancy Pelosi’s hypocritical visit to a hair salon […]
Dr. Weiping Yu is back with another Science and U segment and this time he talks about the discovery of new taste cells in mice. How significant is this? Could vibrating particles have anything to do with guiding our brain towards certain things? The physicist also comments on a new low-cost energy source for nighttime […]
David Gornoski starts the episode with a clarion call for preserving the sacredness of the individual from the collective. “Move beyond the zero-sum nightmarish vision of politics,” David says as he comments on the pandemic measures that have turned cities like New York into ghost towns. What would a Christian approach to the pandemic look […]
In ancient times, there were often masked rituals, and in these rituals, boundaries and identities were blurred because the participants wore masks. But what would these rituals lead to and why was anonymity so important? David Gornoski gives us an earth-shattering explanation of this ancient ritual and how it is refined and imposed today under […]