If you haven’t subscribed to get the weekly emails from Paul Rosenberg’s Freeman’s Perspective, you’re really missing out. Paul has a great take on what the year 2020 has revealed to us about the real nature of the systems that seek to govern us. If you didn’t catch the fireworks between Senator Rand Paul and Dr. … Read more
A groundswell of pushback against the Covid-19 lockdown and mask policies is growing in Utah County. Rep. Marc Roberts is circulating a draft of a resolution to end the state of emergency and clip the governor’s wings by restricting his ability to keep locking the state down. For those who live in or near the Wasatch Front, … Read more
The only thing I love more than non-sugarcoated truth is truth delivered with a healthy side of snark. Robert E. Wright has a great essay on why it’s wise not to be a party to political parties. I’ll never judge someone for wanting to drive an electric or hybrid vehicle. I do, however, reserve a certain … Read more
Visiting with Word & Numbers podcast cohost James R Harrigan is the cerebral equivalent of downing a triple shot of espresso. James joins me to discuss the current Supreme Court drama as well as other notable current events. Want a better view of what’s at stake in the upcoming election? Pat Buchanan says the chips are all on … Read more
You’ve likely seen some of the recent footage of rioters across the nation breaking windows, looting, burning and beating and threatening innocent people. That’s why you’ll be glad to know that Moscow, Idaho police have arrested three people for failing to social distance while singing hymns in a church parking lot. We are all safer for their … Read more
What would you say is the biggest choice before us today? Personally, I don’t think it’s about who we should elect to public office. As George Gilder explains, it’s whether we will choose liberty or lockdowns. This year has been one long, uninterrupted learning experience for many of us. What are the most important takeaways? Jeffrey A. … Read more
Trust in the heritage news media is evaporating. Gee. I wonder why. Will we ever again have sources of information that give us facts, minus the judgment, and allow us to make up our own minds as to what it all means? Robert E. Wright has a novel idea for create a source that delivers news … Read more
The political chest-beating regarding Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing and replacing her on the Supreme Court is unsettling, to put it mildly. Dan Sanchez says it tells us a lot about America’s political future. Like everything that becomes politicized, capitalism is poorly understood by many. Kent McManigal has a concise and accurate take on the pros and … Read more
What should we be looking for in a prospective Supreme Court justice? Tom Krannawitter has a thoughtful assessment of what matters and what doesn’t. If living right matters to you, it’s time to learn how to live dangerously. Paul Rosenberg explains how the key to really expanding your life and becoming a force in the universe … Read more
Fellow WrongThinker Eric Peters joins me to sort out the passing scene. We talk about a thoughtful, yet unexpected way, to break through the fear and reach others on the subject of mandatory masking. We also discuss what has happened to muscle cars and why their disappearance matters, even to those who would never drive one. It’s been … Read more