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Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Remember when over the counter cold and allergy medicines actually worked? Before government made the manufacturers change their formula to something that didn't? Jeffrey A. Tucker recounts what happens when Orwell meets your stuffy nose.
The nuclear family has withstood a lot of challenges over the years. Cadence McManimon explains why breadwinning begins before the wedding.
Since we don't seem to be responding too well to the fear-mongering over covid any longer, the authoritarians among us are doubling down on what they call "climate crisis." Edward Ring describes precautionary principle extremism and its application to climate mitigation.
The pushback on so many of the covid protocols wasn't about being contrary. As Stella Paul reminds us, it was about the death of informed consent.
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How bad would things have to get for you to consider packing up and leaving the U.S.? Doug Casey has a marvelous take on when it's appropriate to make the so-called "Chicken Run."
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Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
The idea that your home is your castle isn't just a romantic notion based in nostalgia. As Jeff Minnick explains, your home can and should be the last bastion of peace and normalcy in a world gone loco.
Glenn Meder joins me to discuss the online privacy and security webinar he's holding especially for my listeners tonight at 6pm MT. Here's the link if you'd like to join us.
We all like to receive gifts but very few of us know how to give gifts. James Walpole shares 5 characteristics of excellent gifts.
If there was any good that came out of the lockdowns and hysteria of covid, it was the lessons learned for those of us who put stock in being self-reliant. Daisy Luther has a great checklist of things to consider on the off chance that lockdowns are coming back.
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The battle over free speech is intensifying and none of us is going to be able to safely sit this one out. Thomas Luongo connects the dots on Elon Musk, the ADL and why the war for free speech is heating up.
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Tuesday Sep 12, 2023
Tuesday Sep 12, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for our weekly chat. We talk about non-compliance, how to properly argue with people who wish to coerce you and a host of other relevant topics.
If you needed further proof that all the covid tyranny was purely about grabbing power rather than protecting the public, look no further. California governor Gavin Newsom does a masterful job of distancing himself from any responsibility for what he did.
Professional licensure seems like a good idea until you realize that it's simply converting something you have a right to do into a privilege which government then sells back to you. Jordan Peterson's licensing fiasco is a perfect example of how this can be abused.
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With the recent anniversary of 9/11, we're hearing the words "never again" from a lot of different folks. John Tamny invokes this phrase as it pertains to covid tyranny. And he's right on the money.
A quick reminder that tomorrow night (Wed 9/13) at 6pm MT, I'm inviting my listeners to a webinar on securing your online privacy. You can register for the webinar at this link. Hope to see you there.
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Monday Sep 11, 2023
Monday Sep 11, 2023
It's good to be back in my own studio after a few days of filling in for KLIX morning man Bill Colley in Southern Idaho. Here's what's on tap today:
Jeff Einstein joins me to talk about the Quality of Life Resistance Movement. Jeff is a phenomenal writer and thinker and he has some powerful ideas on how to reverse the decline of quality of life.
The opportunists and power-seekers among us are once again pushing for the wearing of masks. Dr. Clayton J. Baker reveals the dirty little secret about how masks really 'work.'
The spirit of Abraham Lincoln lives on in New Mexico governor Grisham who declared an "emergency" last week in order to suspend First and Second Amendment rights. D. Parker has an informative take on where this type of authoritarinism leads.
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All of us have been brainwashed to some degree. If we're serious about reaching those who have awakened enough to want a way out, it's going to take something more persuasive than shouted slogans to lead them to higher ground.
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Tuesday Sep 05, 2023
Tuesday Sep 05, 2023
Welcome back from the Labor Day weekend, comrades! Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is stopping by for our weekly conversation. Eric always has a solid take on what's going on.
Did you hear that a small rodent recently emerged from his basement and saw his shadow? Chuck Baldwin explains how Dr. Fauci has temporarily resurfaced to urge more stringent lockdowns and vaccinations.
Does it seem like more people are in mental crisis of late? Barry Brownstein's latest unpacks how Hayek can help us understand why people are losing their minds.
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The sad truth before us that we will not be able vote our way out of the statist noose that's tightening around us. Brandon Smith notes that while the possible solutions are scary, it's time to bring back the citizen militia.
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Friday Sep 01, 2023
Friday Sep 01, 2023
Pointing out the problems that are plaguing America is pretty simple. Identifying solutions takes a bit more thought. Michael Ryan says, if you're scared for your country, here's what you can and must do.
Truth isn't just a matter of being right. As Andrea Widburg explains, it's essential to the function of a Republic. Which is why the left is working so hard to manipulate it.
Looking at the growing economic uncertainty, some of us wonder how we would weather hard times. Benjamin Williams explores the question, were Americans really better off during the Great Depression?
As someone who makes use of AirBnBs when traveling, I've seen a lot of advantages to a short-term vacation rental over a hotel or motel. However, as Charles Hugh Smith explains, America's resort towns are being destroyed by these short-term rentals.
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Lawrence W. Reed is a truly great man and one of liberty's dearest defenders. Find the time to download and read his anthology of Mavericks and Misfits: Non-conformists Who Changed the World for Better or Worse.
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Thursday Aug 31, 2023
Thursday Aug 31, 2023
The big question that's hanging over all of us right now is one that very few people want to tackle head-on. Jeffrey A. Tucker asks what others won't: Are we facing lockdowns 2.0?
If the ruling class starts feeling froggy and decides to implement mandates again, the Tenth Amendment Center has the proper response--Refuse to comply and nullify.
Addiction can take a lot of different forms. Paul Rosenberg makes a solid but uncomfortable case that the most common addiction in the 21st Century is our addiction to algorithms that abuse us.
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So much of the information being beamed at us around the clock is steeped in industrial-strength fear. Donald Jeffries reminds us that we have nothing to fear but fear porn itself.
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Wednesday Aug 30, 2023
Wednesday Aug 30, 2023
One of the more telling signs of our times is the effort to criminalize pointing out or standing up to tyranny. Olivia Murray shares the story of the 12 year old Colorado boy thrown out of class for having a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack.
The biggest difference between those who love freedom and those who don't is that the ones who don't are insistent upon forcing their control upon us. D. Parker says resisting the corrupted and crooked far left is possible but it requires a firm commitment to the truth.
It's sad to see the maskaholics starting to creep out of the woodwork once again. John Tierney recommends that we pay no attention to the irrational souls who wish to force masks upon us.
Becoming a classically educated individual used to require a functional knowledge of what's known as the Trivium. Heather Carson explains why grammer, logic and rhetoric are the foundation of the language arts.
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Empires have risen and declined pretty regularly throughout human history. The Good Citizen has a marvelous take on our Empire of Elastic Waistbands and where we're headed.
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Tuesday Aug 29, 2023
Tuesday Aug 29, 2023
It's my weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk freedom, cars and the need to stand firm against the return of covid mania.
The lawfare campaign of St. Lukes' legal hitmen against Ammon Bundy is intensifying. The latest exchange of emails between Ammon and lead counsel Erik Stidham reveals the depth of institutionalized evil that's possible when corporations climb into bed with government.
It's hard to overstate the power of good books to influence us in positive ways. Francisco Zuniga has a great essay on searching for truth and excellence in youth literature and movies.
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To understand why the U.S. government is so determined to fight a proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, we must first understand the history of the military industrial complex. Jeff Thomas does a marvelous job of connecting the dots as he explains the outcome of war with Russia.
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Monday Aug 28, 2023
Monday Aug 28, 2023
Are you starting to recognize the pattern? Something scary is coming and the ruling class needs more power over you right now. Brandon Smith lays out how covid and climate change are simply vehicles for global totalitarianism.
There's a fine line between blind obedience and reasonable cooperation. Daisy Luther has an excellent take on why you can't just blindly obey the authorities in a disaster.
With all the political back and forth going on, it's helpful to not get too mired in the partisan aspects. Jon Miltimore asks the most relevant question of the hour: Who will guard the guards to keep them honest?
Our prosperity is under constant attack by a political monster that continually blocks our way to prosperity. Art Carden exposes the three-headed monster giving us lousy public policy.
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For all the media coverage and subsequent analysis of last week's GOP debate, there was very little substance offered to the American people. Jeffrey A. Tucker breaks down the great game of "let's pretend."
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