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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Wednesday Feb 07, 2024
Wednesday Feb 07, 2024
During unpredictable times, having stored food on hand is one way to find peace of mind. Madge Waggy covers how much food you should have in your long term food cache.
Each of us has greater influence than we realize. Laura Williams has a great take on how to put your money where your morals are.
What is it about celebrity that corrupts otherwise decent people? Peter A. Olsson explains how fame and notoriety persuades so many to fly a little too close to the sun.
If you want to get the true sense of how strange things were at the height of the pandemic, here's an article that will definitely hit a nerve. Charles Krblich describes how the covid insanity seems so long ago that it's like it never happened for many of us.
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How can you know if you're truly in love? Annie Holmquist lists 6 essential qualities that can tell you if you're feeling real deal love or just infatuation.
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Tuesday Feb 06, 2024
Tuesday Feb 06, 2024
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by for our weekly chat.
If you missed the performance of "Fast Car" at the Grammys this year, it's worth looking it up. Singer/songwriter Tracy Chapman put the wokesters to rest with her duet with country singer Luke Combs.
Since when is rising lack of trust in mass media a good thing? As Kurt Mahlburg explains, the ongoing mainstream media bloodbath is a win for truth.
With the steady approach of central bank digital currencies, smart people are giving serious thought as to how to protect their wealth. Jeff Thomas tackles this question with some timely reminders about crisis and confiscation.
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Is it possible to create wealth without making anything? Here's a marvelous economic lesson courtesy of Art Carden on how value is created and how private property and and voluntary exchange make resources available.
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Monday Feb 05, 2024
Monday Feb 05, 2024
Being a well-rounded person is a necessary part of learning to see the world as it is. Paul Rosenberg lays out the reasons why we should avoid clannish thinking.
Looks like Tucker Carlson is getting his interview with Vladimir Putin after all. Why are so many politicians so afraid for an American journalist to talk to the Russian president?
It shouldn't sound alarmist to urge as many people as possible to start producing more of their own food. As Brandon Smith explains, globalists will use carbon controls to stop us from growing our own food.
You don't have to be conspiratorial to wonder about the incredible hold that sporting events like the Super Bowl have over the public. Are we witnessing the ultimate red herring to keep us distracted from the globalist agenda?
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From the Revolutionary War to the War Between the States, the concept of self-determination has been a key factor. Ryan McMaken shares a short history of the right to self-determination and what it means today.
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Friday Feb 02, 2024
Friday Feb 02, 2024
The case of Missouri v. Biden could well be a turning point for free speech in America. Jeffrey A. Tucker gives a brief history of censorship and notes that today's censorship is personal.
One of the major tenets of hardcore leftwing thinking is the belief that everything that came before us was evil, superstitious or oppressive. Case in point: Don't be too pleasant or you could be accused of committing a 'microagression' against someone.
Domenic Scarcella is author of Good Neighbor Bad Citizen. He joins me to discuss his book and how we can utilize our influence with meekness rather than weakness.
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Most people have no idea of the amount of philanthropic giving that is going on around them daily. Mitch Daniels has a great article on how local philanthropy can work without trying to save the world.
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Wednesday Jan 31, 2024
Wednesday Jan 31, 2024
Propaganda-proofing yourself requires daily effort to avoid being misled. Michael Herman shares a couple of perfect examples of hidden propaganda that's right under our noses.
If we truly want to be free, we must learn to stop caring what others think or say about us. Paul Rosenberg explains how to develop this superpower in his commentary "Call me Pisher."
Many people have the perception that too few people were willing to stand up to the covid tyranny as it was imposed on us. Jeffrey A. Tucker says, not so fast, maybe more people objected than we knew.
If current events are making your feel hopeless, here's a shot of encouragement. Jeff Minnick spells out the battles we can win: family, morality and education.
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We're not hearing a lot about the Texas border crisis right now. If you want to get a good overview of what's happened and what's at stake, Donald Jeffries has the lowdown on Gregg Abbot and the invasion of the border snatchers.
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Tuesday Jan 30, 2024
Tuesday Jan 30, 2024
It's my weekly conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Eric always has great insights on the passing scene.
The second half of today's show is a visit with one of the most effective grassroots journalists I know. Casey Whalen joins me to talk about the weaponization of government at the state & local level and the highly paid smear artists who are eager to label lovers of freedom as "terrorists."
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If you're trying to make sense of the situation in Texas, I recommend this column by Ryan McMaken as a good place to start. McMaken says, it's Biden vs. Texas, and Texas is right.
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Friday Jan 26, 2024
Friday Jan 26, 2024
The overload of information and issues competing for our attention can keep us from seeing what matters most. Barry Brownstein's latest Mindset Shift essay is a must read on breaking love's code.
Power-seekers love emergencies that provide them with the cover they need to grab as much power as possible. Bruce Pardy reports that a judge in Canada has just ruled that the Canadian trucker convoy did not constitute a national emergency.
Learning to sift fact from fiction in our news media requires a willingness to carefully scrutinize what they say. Michael Herman notes that most news coverage is slanted hard to the left, by default.
School choice is a hot topic right now. Rachel Alexander Cambre suggests that we celebrate School Choice Week with a return to founding principles.
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On the subject of school choice, Thomas L. Knapp correctly points out that, for this to happen, there must first be a separation of school and state. His latest essay clarifies the false 'choices' we're being offered.
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Thursday Jan 25, 2024
Thursday Jan 25, 2024
The growing friction between Texas and the feds is giving off a strong 1861-type vibe. Brandon Smith has a solid take on why the immigration crisis is being deliberately engineered.
The constant official attacks on speaking the truth aren't exactly a recent phenomenon. Michael N. Peterson shares the story of Gareth Jones and the Soviet lie.
The AR-15 rifle is regularly demonized by authoritarians who can't decide if it's a silly toy or deadly threat to "our democracy." Mike McDaniel sets the record straight on how this rifle is a common and usual American choice for defending what matters.
We desperately want to believe that the worst of the covid nonsense is behind us. Jeffrey A. Tucker explains why this isn't so as the Dept. of Justice (sic) quietly prosecutes the covid resistance.
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This will be the most worthwhile thing you read all week. The Good Citizen pulls back the curtain on the imperial absurdity playing out before us each day and bids us, may the farce be with you.
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Wednesday Jan 24, 2024
Wednesday Jan 24, 2024
Can righteousness be attained through the generous application of politics? We instinctively know the answer is "no" but Paul Rosenberg offers a very reasoned explanation for why this is the case.
One of the greatest skills we can teach our children is to question everything. Francis Christian explains how learning to seek clarification can make or break a civilization.
The Davos crowd had quite the get together last week to outline their plans to rule the world. James Bovard says, may the World Economic Forum plot suffer the people's resistance.
Here's another warning from James Bovard that should be on your radar screen: Big Brother is watching what you purchase--just in case you're thinking of getting froggy.
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With much wider military conflict looming in the Middle East, U.S. officials are suddenly noticing that recruitment numbers are way down. Jeremy Carl says white Americans are quiet quitting our leading institutions in record numbers.
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Tuesday Jan 23, 2024
Tuesday Jan 23, 2024
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest for the first half of the show today. Eric always has a solid take on what's happening.
If you're serious about maintaining your mental health, Paul Rosenberg has some excellent advice. He says, step as far away as possible from the status quo as quickly as possible.
Sledding down a snowy hill is fun but it's not without risk. Lenore Skenazy warns that some municipalities are flirting with the idea of banning tobogganing--and fun.
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If the prospect of Trump being the Republican presidential nominee doesn't give you equal measures of hope and unease, you're not thinking about it hard enough. Jeffrey A. Tucker wonders, will we ever get the truth?
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