Episodes

Friday Nov 05, 2021
2021 November 5 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two
Friday Nov 05, 2021
Friday Nov 05, 2021
I've watched with great interest over the years as activists with a solution in search of a problem has set their sights on Utah's Dixie in an attempt to remove the name. Brad Bennett joins me from the Defending Southwestern Utah Heritage Coalition to discuss the latest developments.
Here's a topic to make your mind spin: Could you thrive or even survive without a car? Collette on Frugalite shares some personal experience that demonstrates how resourceful folks can make things work surprisingly well.
As an adoptee, National Adoption Month has a special place in my heart. Tammy Brinkerhoff joins me to talk about the resources available for those who choose life. Adoption links:
- adoptionservices.org (lists agencies, Utah law & other great resources)
- adoption.com (a robust resource of all things adoption)
- unitedforadoption.org (supporting ethical adoption-all facets of adoption)
- searchangels.org (help finding birth family)
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Friday Nov 05, 2021
2021 November 5 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one
Friday Nov 05, 2021
Friday Nov 05, 2021
Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency have great potential to change how we exchange and store value. Perhaps that's why certain regulators are dying to get control of them. William J. Luther and Nicholas Cachanosky have some powerful historical perspective on what we can learn from cryptocurrencies and the National Bank Act.
I know I'm beating the drum pretty hard this week about separation of school and state. There have been a number of well-written essays on the matter and Kent McManigal's latest "Education Must be Separate from State" is worth your time.
Now that the current administration is moving ahead with its vaccine mandates for the workforce, a lot of businesses who rejoiced when they secured federal contract work are seeing the downside. Ryan McMaken reminds us that when the feds pay the piper, they get to call the tune.
There's propaganda and then there's propaganda aimed at children. One of these strikes me as particularly questionable. If you haven't seen the creepy Pfizer ad telling kids they're superheroes for getting the Covid vax, it's worth a watch. Has there ever been another virus (with a 99.7% survival rate) that has elicited this level of coercion to be vaxxed?
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Thursday Nov 04, 2021
2021 November 4 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
It's hard to believe that, not so long ago, accusing the legacy media of being propagandists was treated as a conspiracy theory. Times have changed. As Laura Dodsworth makes clear, the news is being nudged in ways you likely haven't considered.
If ever there was a time to learn how to think like an expert, this is it. Paul Rosenberg has a great essay on the power of really focusing your attention on learning something for just 30 minutes a day and what it can do for you.
Why is ridicule such a powerful tool for the common man? As Jeff M. Lewis explains, it's because mockery is nearly impossible to defend or fight back against and it tends to infuriate those at whom it's aimed. In our time, it's those in places of power who can't stand it when we ridicule them.
Neither Joe Biden nor Donald Trump are allowed to live rent-free in my head. At the same time, I'm finding some satisfaction in the hysteria of the elites over the growing choruses of "Let's go, Brandon" that are breaking out across the nation. Tim Black says it's a pressure relief valve, not a threat to democracy as some are claiming.
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Thursday Nov 04, 2021
2021 November 4 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
I was very excited to read this article by Corinne Purtill on the five universal laws of human stupidity. Then I realized that my stupidity is part of the problem as well.
One of the biggest challenges that any of us can take on today is to remain rooted in reality while so many people and institutions around us have become detached from it. M.E. Boyd shares some powerful insights from Solzhenitsyn and asks, "has America become a realm beyond words?"
The battle between parents and bureaucrats was a deciding factor in many of the upsets that took place on election night this year. Jon Hersey makes a strong case for replacing involuntary relationships with voluntary ones. He also points out a valuable lesson that we're being taught thanks to public school pandemonium.
One of the most difficult truths that must be faced in regards to the pandemic which has turned our world upside down is that we are most likely dealing with a man-made virus. Raymond J. March reminds us that the gain of function controversy demands greater scrutiny for government-funded science.
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Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
2021 November 3 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Freedom is being redefined as something that is only possible when you are in full compliance with what the state demands of you. Funny how that works. Jon Sanders shares a timeless reminder from C.S. Lewis about holding the line to defend truth so we're not "tamed" by "tireless propaganda."
Among the more disturbing ideas to float to the surface of the Washington D.C. cesspool is the idea that the "wealthy" aren't paying their fair share. Thomas Luongo has a great primer on what's being proposed and why dumb ideas never die.
More and more people are having to choose between their livelihoods and their consciences when it comes to the vax mandates. Joshua Mawhorter was recently fired from his teaching position in California for refusing to get vaccinated. What he has to say is worth considering.
The anger and hatred that is being encouraged towards the unvaxxed is daunting. But we need to keep it in perspective and not mirror it back at those who are perpetuating it. Steve Apfel reminds us that the hatred is coming from emotion rather than reason.
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Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
2021 November 3 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Everything that becomes politicized turns into a power struggle. The current battleground of parents vs. school boards is a good example of this. Jacob Hornberger zeroes in on the real issue which has created a statist war over public school books. His recommendation? Separate school and state.
Isn't it interesting how hard the medical establishment has fought against things like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine? Dr. Harold Pease reports that Nebraska is leading out in protecting the medical freedom of doctors and patients to utilize these treatments for Covid.
Like so many other words, the term "insurrection" has become so adulterated as to be nearly meaningless. According to J. Michael Waller, a growing number of Americans are becoming fully aware that the January 6 narrative being pushed by the political class is grossly distorted.
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Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
2021 November 2 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Even though Covid tyranny seems to have plateaued, in many ways, here in America, it's getting worse in other places. Dr. Joseph Mercola cuts right to the chase when he states that the only choice left is between freedom and slavery. The facts appear to be on his side.
By now, it should be clear that almost everyone in authority is not ashamed to lie to us when it's "for our own good." Victor Davis Hanson has a thought-provoking article on the ignoble lie and how the lies we're told for our own good are usually told for the advantage of those in power.
One of the biggest stories that you're not hearing about in most media sources is how the centralization of power is resulting in a remarkable transfer of wealth from the middle class to the elites. Carol Roth explains why this is as historical as it is immoral.
Anything that's so amazing that you have to be forced to do it should start alarm bells ringing in your mind. This includes the vaccine mandates which take your personal health and make it a matter of public health. Brad Polumbo writes about a stunning new study that undercuts the case for vaccine mandates.
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Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
2021 November 2 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for another lively discussion about how we're adjusting to life in clown world. We talk about voting, why cars cost so much and how to maintain your freedom and sanity under fire.
Ever heard the phrase "unique patient identifier" before? Ron Paul warns that this may be the next big leap towards making your identity a government-granted privilege. He says it's part of a scheme to further combine government with health care and urges us to resist it before it can be implemented.
If the shipping crisis is on your mind, here's an interesting piece by a veteran truck driver that provides some real insight into what's happening. Ryan Johnson has been a truck driver for 20 years and he explains exactly why America's shipping crisis won't be ending anytime soon.
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Monday Nov 01, 2021
2021 November 1 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Hearing the official explanations for the current supply chain mess is equal parts entertaining and infuriating. Ryan McMaken has a far more enlightening explanation. He says that the fed's inflation is behind the current backlog of ships waiting to be unloaded.
The pressure on the unvaccinated has been relentless. Even someone who has given serious thought to their reluctance to accept the needle might feel at a disadvantage to explain why they won't get the shots. Here is a comprehensive and highly detailed essay titled "17 More Reasons I Won't Be Getting a Covid Vaccine" by Christian Elliot. Find the time to read it. You won't be sorry.
The ramping up of efforts to silence dissent is a sure sign that the totalitarians among us are afraid. From politicians labeling parents as domestic terrorists to the MSM's pearl-clutching outrage over chants of "Let's go, Brandon," the folks who want control are getting desperate. Laura Williams says we shouldn't be surprised.
When people speak of "The Great Reset," we're mostly left to our imaginations as to what that must mean. To the Utopians among us, it's a re-ordering of human civilization and the stepping stone to a "green" world of modern pod living. For the rest of us, Brendon Heard says now is the time to look much more closely at a fake utopia being sold to us by charlatans.
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Monday Nov 01, 2021
2021 November 1 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Monday Nov 01, 2021
What are your spidey senses telling you? A lot of us are feeling a tectonic shift taking place in the world around us. And it's a lot more than just political breakdown that's coming. Clarice Feldman does a great job of spelling out how something big is coming and what to look for.
From the very beginning of the pandemic, the mask issue has been used as a dehumanizing tool of coercion. Robert Freudenthal gives a very solid explanation of the true meaning of masking.
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