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Moving Forward With Young Voices

Moving Forward With Young Voices

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Moving Forward is the weekly podcast and radio show featuring Young Voices contributors on a wide range of topics. Young Voices is a non-profit PR agency and talent firm for students and young professionals in policy. Each week on Moving Forward, four Young Voices contributors join host Bryan Hyde for a 10-minute conversation about politics, policy, news and current affairs. Topics range from free-market environmentalism to hyperinflation, confronting China to descheduling marijuana, and edu ...
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Loving Liberty Radio Network

Sam Bushman

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Welcome to the Loving Liberty Radio network, a national media platform whose mission is to promote a free and virtuous society by educating the public regarding principles of sound government, free markets, private property, religious freedom, and individual liberty. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loving-liberty/support
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The 3rd Catalyst

Allen Levie

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The US constitution of 1787 changed everything. Everything is going to change again. Join us as we discuss the 3rd Catalyst. As the 3rd Catalyst is introduced and better understood a plan will emerge for how society can move beyond the industrial and information age constructs. Allen Levie and Bryan Hyde use the 3rd Catalyst to consider problems in current affairs today from a new perspective. Can our current tools resolve deep political rifts? Can they continue to stave off terrorism and nu ...
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Ghost Machine Fans

Nick Wilson

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A podcast for fans of all things Ghost Machine Comics! Check out our landing page at www.ghostmachinefans.com where you'll find our WIKI (we would love you to contribute!), forums (come discuss!), this Podcast, and Instagram. Here you'll find us talking all about Geiger, Junkyard Joe, Redcoat, Rook: Exodus, Hyde Street, The Rocketfellers, Devour, Halo & Hornsby, and all other Ghost Machine properties!
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by for our weekly conversation. Eric has a solid take on the passing scene and some great advice for the young. It's becoming more and more important that we prioritize how we spend our time and moral energy. Ray Craig says, if the devil can't make you bad, he'll make you busy. Article of the Day: A great de…
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This is the election cycle in which the Democratic Party, via Tim Walz, has incorporated the phrase "Mind your own damn business." Srisha Raj says, Gen Z isn't taking the bait and rejects the idea that willful ignorance equals freedom. The Federal Trade Commission is scrutinizing Pharmacy Benefit Managers to determine their impact on the healthcare…
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It's wild how brazen evil is in our day and yet few people seem capable of seeing it for what it is. Paul Rosenberg reminds us that evil is weak and it cannot survive when we call things by their true names. The ability to speak our minds without fear of punishment is something we are rapidly losing. Tom Woods says, Kamala's new threat to to "preve…
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None of us has a seat at the table when it comes to affecting change within our governing systems. But, as Domenic Scarcella explains we have absolute power to change our mindset to that of a Good Neighbor. And that will enable us to help change minds at the level where it counts. Check out this story of a Nevada grandmother facing $30,000 in fines…
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Should parents be surprised when they send their children to Caesar's schools and they come home as Romans? Kimberly Ells explains what to do when your school puts God in a closet and shuts the door. We live in a time when words seem to have no lasting meaning. Jim Bovard shares some classic examples of how politicians use democracy's damndest defa…
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Now is the time to be putting in the serious effort to build your community, wherever you happen to be. Walker Larson reports that new research shows nearly half of Americans don't feel close to their communities. If Mark Zuckerberg's confession of how Facebook was used to suppress inconvenient facts and opinions isn't enough to set off some alarms…
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Join Nick and returning guest host Jason as they maneuver through the various cameos and pseudo-appearances of The Northerner thus far. Also some NYCC 2024 news, Hyde Street #1's FOC date, and a FANtastic listener mail gets answered! Ghost Machine Fans Community Hub Ghost Machine Fans Instagram Ghost Machine Fans Forums Ghost Machine Fans WIKI…
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Last month's Crowdstrike-Microsoft outage was a learning experience for millions of people. Xizi Daigle says one of those lessons is that the UK government must reform EU tech rules to avoid similar disasters. Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea having far-reaching economic impact. Shay Khatiri explains that securing the Red Sea may require s…
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It's time to catch up on all that's happened in the world since my last conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We live in a time when lawfare is being used to attack everyone from former presidents to citizens who speak outside the boundaries of the official narrative. Paul Rosenberg explains how "law" is used as a mind trick to gain…
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The state has become a kind of religion to those who believe in its infallibility. Karen Kwiatkowski explains which of the Ten Commandments the state hates the most. Few of us aspire to warriors of any sort but we still have a duty to stand for the truth when it's necessary. Barry Brownstein says Western Civilization depends upon tolerance for comp…
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Technology has blessed our lives in too many ways to count. Unfortunately, as Brandon Smith explains, it has also made us increasingly vulnerable to cyber calamities. The move toward a cashless society may seem like the most convenient way to go. Madge Waggy says it's also a giant leap toward a controlled society. Article of the Day: It's astonishi…
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If you haven't already subscribed to Paul Rosenberg's Freeman's Perspective website, you really should. Here's Paul's take on how to gain confidence and courage. It's pure gold. Few words are more poorly understood and regularly misconstrued as the word "capitalism." Jeffrey A. Tucker has a must read essay on the subject that clears up a number of …
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Join Snoggle, Nick, & their usual Redcoat guest co-host Michael Schwartz as they dive deep into the most recent installment of the series. This issue had a massive, unexpected reveal at the end that you do not want to miss! Also in this episode, Mike summons ALL the dark entities and we discuss how to easily get caught up on everything Ghost Machin…
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Without urgent action, Canada is projected to have the worst economic growth among 38 advanced economies over the next few decades. Samantha Dagres explains the policies that will make it harder to succeed in Canada. Media focus in the U.K. has recently been fixated on far right riots in response to immigration policy. Oliver Dean says the media is…
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It's my weekly check in with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We have a lot to cover, as always and Eric is a steady voice of reason during a time of growing insanity. Pay attention to how the sides are becoming more clear in the current election cycle. Note how many RINOS are lining up with Kamala and who is lining up with Trump to create his d…
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At the risk of being labeled a problem child, I'd like to explore a couple of different aspects of obedience and defiance on today's show. More and more, the world is being divided into those who believe it is necessary and good to control others and those who don't. Todd Hayen says the joy of defiance is real and it's a good thing. The flip side o…
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It's astonishing how many people can see with their own eyes the open corruption of those in positions of authority, yet they still look for a reason to believe. Paul Rosenberg says, the spell is breaking. The surest way to maintain a sense of hope amidst the growing insanity is to remember that all the conflict around us is part of a larger spirit…
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An unprecedented power grab is staring us in the face and almost no one sees it for what it is. Jordan Schachtel warns that Kamala Harris's plan to tax unrealized gains will crash the U.S. economy. For most of us, life has been pretty comfortable. Ray Craig has a great essay recalling the kind of mettle that it took to build all the comfort that we…
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Most of us are familiar with the saying about "the only thing necessary for evil to triumph." Paul Rosenberg has a more fitting ending to that statement and it has to do with good men being too obedient. The fervor over so-called reproductive rights is solid evidence that societal attitudes toward children and family have shifted in a dark directio…
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Join Snoggle and Nick as they deep dive into the widely anticipated Geiger (2024) 5! We know that someone is bound to perish this issue, but who will it be? Tariq Geiger our protagonist? Nate the Nuclear Knight? The vile Electrician? Or even...Barney?! Tune in and find out! We also discuss some fan theories related to the big reveal courtesy of our…
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It's telling that European politicians have an axe to grind with budget airlines. Jeffrey E. Schulman Explains why it's a mistake to make a scapegoat out of those airlines. Every industry is dealing with AI differently. Anna Wood reminds us that AI bans didn't work and it's time for teachers to embrace ChatGPT. The more autonomy a person has, the l…
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This is one the craziest weeks so far in an already crazy year. Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to help me try to make sense of it all. Article of the Day: If we are determined to live as free individuals, we cannot do so in a state of ignorance. Barry Brownstein ponders why people would willingly vote for empty supermarket shelves. Spo…
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If idolatry can be defined as anything we choose to place above reality itself, then politics would be a serious contender for one of our favorite idols. Chuck Baldwin says America has only two religions, Democrat and Republican. John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute points out that it's getting harder to ignore the sense that politics has bec…
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Our mothers taught us manners in order to pass on as much civilization as possible to our generation. Little did they know that manners are the adhesive that binds societies together. We're taught not to judge others but here's another thing to consider. Paul Rosenberg explains how to judge cultures because without evaluation, there can be no quali…
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One of the greatest freedoms we can exercise as individuals is to choose the community in which we will live. Adam De Gree ponders whether communities have rights and what they might be. It's bad enough that the media gatekeepers shamelessly lie to us day in and day out. But as Jordan Schachtel explains, they are losing control of the conversation …
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Join Snoggle, Nick, and guest co-host Michael Schwartz as they deep dive into Redcoat (2024) #4! In this issue we learn a great deal more about Simon Pure's journey, who is he now, and who he could possibly become... Ghost Machine Fans Community Hub Ghost Machine Fans Instagram Ghost Machine Fans Forums Ghost Machine Fans WIKI…
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Lobbyists often get a bad rap. Oliver Dean shares his thoughts on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's efforts to overhaul lobbying rules and how red tape may actually harm citizens of the U.K. Young voters didn't have a large turn out in Chicago's Democratic primary election but Mickey Horstman says, that's no reason for candidates to write them off. Eur…
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It's my weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. If you're working to keep up with current events, this is a conversation you need to hear. Here is a question that many will find uncomfortable: How attached are you to your material comforts? Kirkpatrick Sale warns that materialism is endangered as society's collapse continues. Article o…
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The current crackdown on dissent in the U.K. is almost cartoonish in its urgency. J.B. Shurk explains why free speech is being curtailed and control is being consolidated over what the people may say or think. What can classical thinkers teach us about democracy? Adam De Gree says, they can provide a lot more insight than you might think. Article o…
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It's not exactly a secret that wokeness has infected the Olympics the same way it has infected the corporate world. Michael Cook wonders, will the Olympics die with the Baby Boomers? Talking interest rates and economics is a good way to get most people's eyes to glaze over. At the same time, Connor O'Keeffe says it's critical to understand why a fe…
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