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Jordan Peterson on Free Speech with Introduction and Q & A. 19.10.2021 Bucknell University (Full Speech) 'Prof. Jordan Peterson speaks at Bucknell University on “Free Speech as a Precondition for Mental and Social Health” at the Weis Arts Center, an event co-sponsored by the Bucknell Program for American Leadership and the Open Discourse Coalition. Students present erupted twice in spontaneous applause during his talk, when he spoke of how their education should not be controlled by faculty ideologues. As if to make their point, some Bucknell faculty tried to deny students seating at the event. They had encouraged their students to reserve online tickets and not show up to block other students who wanted to attend, but unticketed attendees ended up being admitted to the balconies and an overflow crowd watched a simulcast in Trout Auditoirum, circumventing their efforts to suppress free speech. His talk at Bucknell was his first public appearance in more than 2 1/2 years and a precursor to a planned new world tour including an upcoming appearance at Cambridge University.'
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In this episode Trent sits down with Fr. Gregory Pine to talk about his new book on the one virtue that can help us balance our religious life and help us be less weird.
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Paul Vanderklay is the pastor of Living Stones Christian Reformed Church in Sacramento California. While his position includes teaching a group of people in person, Paul teaches a much larger pool of people on a weekly basis via his youtube channel with a weekly series called "Rough Draft for Sunday" where he gives a first pass at delivering content he's putting together for a sermon the following Sunday. His channel has amassed a fairly large following, partly due to his engagement and commentary on the ideas of the thinkers in the IDW and Meaning Crisis movements, such as Jordan Peterson, John Vervake, Jonathan Pageau, and the Weinstein brothers. Apologies for the quality. My primary camera cut out around 25 minutes in, and the capture for Paul's feed encountered a bit of a hiccup
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