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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Tuesday Apr 18, 2023
Tuesday Apr 18, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly freedom therapy session.
When individuals make an effort to "love one another" as God commands, it can be a source of great beauty. Paul Rosenberg explains why this is easy to say but hard to put into actual practice.
Rule of, by and for the people is what most people mean when they say "democracy." Robert E. Wright says we can save this kind authentic democracy by ending the government's compulsory monopoly.
Gone are the days when there was a pretense of fairness on the part of mainstream media. Tim Hartnett spells out the one-side-fits-all approach of those who feel the stakes are too high to play fair anymore.
There comes a point where the departure from reality becomes a conscious embrace of evil. James Howard Kunstler says it's time to call the exorcist.
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Monday Apr 17, 2023
Monday Apr 17, 2023
Pointing out what's wrong in the world is the easiest thing ever. Changing the world for the better takes real effort and Dan Sanchez suggests that improving yourself raises a standard for everyone around you.
The recent leaks regarding U.S. involvement in Ukraine have shown us some ugly truths. Thomas L. Knapp notes that one of the ugliest is that mainstream media is a tool of those in power and not a watchdog for the public.
The speed with which U.S. media goes to work to vilify and smear whistleblowers is a pretty good indicator of how they are simply narrative managers for the political class. Jordan Schachtel says, if you want to be a whistleblower, you better support the 'current thing.'
Wokeness is reaching a tipping point of sorts. And it's not necessarily a positive one for the woke. Jeffrey A. Tucker weighs in on what the Bud Light fiasco reveals about the ruling class.
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Monday Apr 10, 2023
Monday Apr 10, 2023
Is the right to self defense being carefully done away with? The Texas man who shot and killed an antifa protestor that pointed a loaded rifle at him in Austin in 2020 was originally exonerated. Last week a politically-motivated DA had him convicted of murder.
The militant trans activists seem determined to find a dog they can kick until it bites. Brandon Smith lists the many reasons transgender grievance culture is garbage.
The folks who want to shape public opinion sure would like us to forget about what they euphemistically are calling "the events of March 2020." Jeffrey A. Tucker warns, don't let them memory hole what was done to us.
If you've been sitting on the fence as to whether "the science" has been corrupted or not, here's something to consider. Check out this unbelievable exchange between Del Bigtree and Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
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Friday Apr 07, 2023
Friday Apr 07, 2023
Every time it seems things can't get more bizarre, the Universe pulls another "hold my beer" moment on us. John Green describes what we're going through as a pandemic of cognitive dissonance as we try to navigate conflicting assertions and realities.
The risks of a central bank digital currency are plentiful. Robert E. Wright reminds us that CBDCs would not be money in the sense used in the Constitution.
Money issues are taking a backseat right now to the growing culture war but don't get complacent. Daisy Luther warns that, while everyone's distracted, the dollar is dying.
John Pulver joins me to talk about how to lose that feeling of helplessness when the world seems to be spinning out of control. If you're serious about choosing your future self, consider spending some time on his website.
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Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
It's our weekly freedom therapy session with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos.
To understand the predicament we find ourselves in, we must be willing to consider the possibility that our votes have been effectively negated at almost every level. This thread unroll from Twitter describes the permanent bureaucracy that is untouchable by voters.
The indictment of a former president is opening Pandora's box for every president from here on out. Victor Davis Hanson warns that indicting one and all is a perfect was to destroy the Republic.
Like a lot of people, I'm seriously evaluating how I can be kinder yet still make a principled stand for the things that matter most. Paul Rosenberg has a great explanation on why kindness doesn't change the world, especially when dealing with sociopaths.
If you're not familiar with the book The Fourth Turning, you might be surprised at how relevant it is to our current situation. Jeff Thomas has an excellent essay on the coming tipping point of our current Fourth Turning.
In yesterday's show I referenced the recent column by Sasha Stone that beautifully describes how our system of governance has been turned against us. Here's her essay if you'd like to read it for yourself.
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Monday Apr 03, 2023
Monday Apr 03, 2023
While the political left celebrates its anticipated destruction of Donald Trump, there's a bigger picture to keep in mind. Jeffrey A. Tucker reminds us that the emergency that began 3 years ago is not over and it's an emergency of unrestrained government.
If you want a no-hold-barred take on what the Trump indictment amounts to, Tom Luongo is terrific. He says this indictment signals the end of U.S. politics.
There's no shortage of controversy over what is being taught in our government schools. Jacob Hornberger offers an effective, common sense solution: separate school and state.
What comes next for educating our children? Kerry McDonald says schooling was for the industrial era but unschooling is the future.
The inversion of reality always starts with language. If you've been struggling to translate what the people who wish to dominate you are actually saying, this primer from M.B. Matthews should be helpful.
To fully appreciate the perversion of justice that Jan 6 defendants are facing, you must understand how weaponized the "justice" system has become. Julie Kelly's latest column on the type of jurors allowed is shocking, to put it mildly.
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Friday Mar 31, 2023
Friday Mar 31, 2023
Most of us were raised on some variation of "hard work builds character." Josiah Lippincott begs to differ and offers a pretty solid defense of the notion that hard work actually destroys character.
It sure feels like someone is trying to get freedom-loving folks to respond with violence. J.B. Shurk wonders, how much longer can Western governments continue to spit on their people?
TikTok has its faults. But the bill that is being considered by Congress to ban TikTok is something far worse than whatever the Chinese Communist Party is doing. Daisy Luther breaks down the risks of the RESTRICT Act.
Donald Trump has been living rent-free in a lot of people's minds for the past 7 years. As Sasha Stone explains, the Trump hunters' celebration of his indictment comes off more like a whimper than a bang.
Earlier this week we heard about the declining number of Americans who still value religion. Here's a fascinating article by Stephen Whitney on another study that shows America's religious divide.
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Thursday Mar 30, 2023
Thursday Mar 30, 2023
Communication, it appears, is a dying art. Jordan Alexander offers some solid suggestions on restoring articulate, artful communication.
At some point, all of us will become acquainted with what it means to suffer. C. G. Jones has some empowering observations on how to navigate suffering with wisdom.
Ever wonder why politicians prefer to use force rather than markets when it comes to making things happen? Peter Jacobsen explains why politicians avoid free exchange in his latest installment of "Ask an Economist."
Too often, victimhood can become a convenient excuse to avoid personal responsibility for one's circumstances. Dr. John C. Pulver joins me to talk about his work in helping people grow beyond their family of origin experiences. Check out John's original, uplifting music here.
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Wednesday Mar 29, 2023
Wednesday Mar 29, 2023
It's probably not surprising that the values many Americans hold have shifted over time. Still, it's disheartening to see a WSJ poll that shows just 38% of Americans believe in patriotic values.
Jeffrey A. Tucker says the problem with that WSJ survey is in the interpretation rather than the numbers themselves. His take on the decline in patriotism is worth reading.
Staying optimistic is getting to be a challenge. Check out the latest essay from Larry Reed on what Anne Frank and Dr. Christian Larson can teach us about the power of optimism.
One of the most disturbing aspects of our time is how everything that was was normal is considered radical and extreme. Michael Liccione describes how society is pathologizing healthy opinions.
Those of us who feel the call to stand up for freedom and to push back against tyranny at every level are sometimes left wondering how to proceed. Ryan McMaken reminds us that, to fight the state, we must build non-state institutions.
Lenore Skenazy has been called the "worst mother in America" by members of the media. Her parenting advice seems pretty accurate. Her latest column is about how we wanted the best for our children but made a mistake.
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Tuesday Mar 28, 2023
Tuesday Mar 28, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos swings by for our weekly visit/counseling session.
There's no question that the systems trying to rule us are replete with rot and corruption. Paul Rosenberg poses a great question, what are you doing to build yourself a city?
Efforts to ban TikTok have led to the creation of a Trojan horse that some are calling the Patriot Act for technology. Jordan Schachtel says it's the Patriot Act on steroids and it will enable far greater surveillance and censorship.
It's interesting how the media clamor over a school shooting comes to a dead stop when it's revealed that the shooter was a transexual. Andrea Widburg lays out how the reporting on the Nashville shooting shows the incoherence of modern gender theory.
If there's one thing that stops us from progressing personally, it's our pride. Martin Geddes shares his thoughts on leading by example and asking for help.
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