The Bryan Hyde Show

It's my weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. If you're needing a quick reality supplement, this is an extra-strength dose, served up in less than 30 minutes.

Tyranny in the guise of "safety" is all the rage right now. El Gato Malo has some timely insights to help us see through the emotional smokescreen to spot the power-seeking it's supposed to conceal.

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It's not enough to simply be right. Liberty Advocate explains how investing in your communication skills will help you persuade others as well as avoid being gaslit or otherwise manipulated.

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It's my weekly sit-down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We're living through some truly interesting times and Eric always has an informed and principled take.

"No" is the most powerful word in the English language. Barry Brownstein has a thoughtful essay on the power of saying no.

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One of the greatest skills we can develop is learning how to avoid being manipulated by others. Check out this enlightening article from my friend Destry Griffiths.

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I'm joined by Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos today. We talk about the word "democracy" and how it has become a magical incantation to lead gullible voters into captivity.

Why do so many people cling to the hope that their favorite political party is going to ride to their rescue? Paul Rosenberg has a compelling explanation of the mind trap we all tend to fall into.

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While we're on the subject of democracy, check out this analysis from El Gato Malo on the case for threatening democracy. It's pure gold.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest. We tackle timely topics that will inform, inspire and enlighten those who put a higher value on truth than on political allegiance.

Reading is not just a pleasant way to pass the time or escape from daily drudgery. As Paul Rosenberg explains, it's an opportunity to look for things of value.

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If you've ever read "One Second After" by William Forstchen, you understand that our current quality of life is utterly dependent upon the power staying on. Take a look at this article by Milan Adams about how a single blackout could unravel the modern world, and start preparing accordingly.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to laugh/lament the latest developments in our national melodrama and to discuss the importance of learning to see through the official gaslighting.

Thomas Massie may have primaried by the DC swamp but he still has seven months to continue holding the uniparty accountable. Take a moment and watch this two minute video and ask yourself, is it possible that Massie may be shifting to a more important role than congressman?

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In the spirit of Gandhi's call to "Be the change you wish to see in the world," here's a timely call from Paul Rosenberg to teach your children to strive for personal excellence in everything they do.

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It's my weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Primary election day in many states will give us plenty to discuss as well as the ongoing efforts by officialdom to separate us from our freedoms.

With everything that is competing for our attention each day, it's essential that we don't allow ourselves to lose sight of what matters most. Check out Barry Brownstein's take on what we can learn from former Sen. Ben Sasse who is dying of cancer.

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This is a short but very timely piece from Paul Rosenberg that examines the question of: What would you do if everything you complain about were to suddenly disappear overnight? You might surprise yourself if you give it some serious thought.

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It's my weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Come join our fellowship at the Church of the Painful Truth and find hope in these troubling times.

Ever wonder why the movie industry struggles to create decent, enjoyable films? Annie Holmquist has a thoughtful take on 4 reasons Hollywood has trouble getting a box office hit.

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Here's a wonderful life hack from Paul Rosenberg that he picked up from his friend Gary North: If you've learned something that improves your understanding of life, teach it to someone else ASAP.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation. Life is coming at us fast and I always feel better prepared to face it after our discussions.

Sometimes it seems like our purpose in life is to avoid boredom. Paul Rosenberg has a thoughtful take on why we need to be bored, if we wish to create.

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With all the distractions coming at us 24/7, it's easy to forget about what really matters in the long run. Make time to read this article on "How to Live a Conscious Life" by Dr. Gary Null. It's just what many of us are needing right now.

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It's my weekly check-in with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. The noose around us is tightening and it looks like our vehicles have been conscripted to help remove our remaining freedoms.

Ever notice how many unpalatable things are given a sprinkle of sugar by adding the word "social" to them? Paul Rosenberg says it's time to let this word die already.

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One of the most worthwhile goals we can have is to become unherdable by those who wish to control us. Margaret Anna Alice has been a great source of inspiration to those of us who refuse to live on a leash.

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Our interactions with others are based on one of two things: persuasion or force. If you want to make persuasion your superpower, you need to hear the message of my guest Joshua Bandoch. He's the author of "How To Get What You Want: Mastering the Art and Science of Persuasion"

This is information that you can put to use today.

Also, check out Josh's TEDx talk on the subject.

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