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Joined for this episode by Jason of 2Bit Podcast and Matt Erickson of Kingpilled to talk about a couple hit pieces that were run by Mother Jones and New York Times against AZ Senate candidate Blake Masters. We go a lot deeper than just Masters on this episode though, so tune in for the fun.

Blake Masters Is Peter Thiel’s Dream Candidate—and a Total Nightmare for Democracy – Mother Jones

Opinion | Arizona Just Chose a Senate Candidate More Extreme Than Donald Trump - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

I'm not actually joined by the Gravity Payments CEO...instead I've got the return of Mark Metz to help me break down what a massive d-bag Price is and also talk about some cultural stuff along the way.

How Dan Price’s Social Media Fame Fueled Abuse Allegations - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Today I follow up the Christian Nationalism episode with a look at an article from The Gospel Coalition on how LGBT+ does not align with, and should not be promoted, encouraged, or allied with by the Christian faith and church.

Evangelical and LGBT+ Ally: Why You Can’t Be Both (thegospelcoalition.org)

I'm joined by a couple first time guests to discuss Christian Nationalism. What does it mean to us, what are some of the positives and negatives, and where is it going as a potential movement? Go follow Patriot Way and Mike and everything they've got going on.

Patriot Way Media (@PatriotWayMedi1) / Twitter

Mike Korbel (@theinvictusmind) / Twitter

Unexplained deaths are totally normal, right? Especially at the rates we've seen over the past year!

What is SADS? The sudden illness killing young people (bodyandsoul.com.au)

Alberta sees spike in deaths with unknown causes in 2021 | CTV News

Britain sees surge in unexplained deaths as lockdown effects may be killing more than pandemic - Rebel News

Following up the last episode on Gen Z in the work force, I'm joined by friend of the show Steve to talk about more details and information highlighting why we're doomed if we're relying on the younger generations. We actually come to the conclusion that there are a lot of factors and it may not entirely be the youngsters...but don't tell them that.

Podcast: Whole Foods' John Mackey on socialism (reason.com)

If Your Co-Workers Are ‘Quiet Quitting,’ Here’s What That Means - WSJ

Workers Say Employers Are Guilty of 'Quiet Firing' Them (businessinsider.com)

Why Employee Monitoring Software Won't Improve Productivity - InsideHook

At least according to John Mackey, outgoing CEO and Cofounder of Whole Foods. In this episode I talk about an article from Fortune which briefly recounts an interview he did with Reason lamenting the fact that the younger generation of incoming employees don't seem interested in work and socialism is (has) taken over society.

I ran through this pretty quickly because there's really more to talk about with other people, so if you've got thoughts on the education system, the prevalence of social justice issues, or just general laziness of younger generations in the workforce, hit me up and let's go more in-depth on this stuff.

Whole Foods CEO: Young people 'don't seem like they want to work' and 'socialists are taking over' | Fortune

Podcast: Whole Foods' John Mackey on socialism (reason.com)

For this episode I'm joined by my The Morning After cohost Dag, along with Craig of Break the Bell and Tyler of Libertarian Podcast Review to talk about "When Localism becomes Nationalism" and the farmer's market to alt-right pipeline.

When localism becomes nationalism | The Christian Century

Today I decided to just lay out where I see the next 5-6 years of American (and maybe even global) politics heading. This is all my opinion and I could be 100% wrong about all of it. But if I'm not, I definitely told you so!

Today we take a look at an opinion piece from Townhall that discusses the importance of fighting and winning the culture war for those on the Right.

For some fun reading check out today's article at The Culture War Is a Must for Conservative Policy (townhall.com)

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