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  • The Problem of Evil

    If God is all-good and all-powerful, then why is there evil in the world? Don’t say, "because of human free will” because we destroy that answer in this episode. Also, don’t say, “to make him more glorious” or “to bring him more glory” because we destroy that answer too. Does the existence of evil disprove God’s existence? Join us as we explore the philosophical issue of theodicy.
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    49 min
  • Interview With a Pro-Life Advocate - ⁨Seth Gruber

    Zach talks with pro-life advocate Seth Gruber about the complexities of abortion in America, exploring Planned Parenthood’s controversial origins and the modern church’s relationship with politics. Gruber challenges evangelical neutrality and argues that Christian convictions inevitably shape public life, raising bigger questions about culture, justice, and the value of human life.

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  • René Descartes

    He is considered the “Father of Modern Philosophy.” He is one of the most intelligent thinkers who ever lived and in the top five most influential philosophers of all time. Who is Rene Descartes? Why is he important? What does “I think, therefore I am” really mean? In this episode we examine the contributions of this great man. 

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    45 min
  • Interview with a Cowboy - Dale Brisby

    Dale Brisby is a cowboy, rancher, bull-rider, and content creator. He’s been on the Joe Rogan Podcast, has a show on Netflix, has millions of followers on social media, and is the host of the popular podcast, “Rodeo Time.” What is it really like to be a cowboy? How hard is it to ride a bull? On this episode, we interview Dale to get his take on all things country.

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    47 min
  • Gun Control

    What does the Second Amendment really mean in context? Does restricting gun ownership cause more or less crime? How can we prevent or minimize mass shootings? In this episode we look at some important statistics around the controversial topic of gun control.

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    0:00 Exploring Gun Control, Second Amendment, and Deterrence Strategies4:19 Understanding the Second Amendment and Its Implications11:52 Debunking Gun Control Myths and Misunderstandings15:31 Understanding Assault Rifles and Misconceptions in Gun Terminology18:30 Misconceptions About Firearms and Terminology in Stressful Situations21:12 Debating Gun Violence and Self-Defense Statistics25:49 Debating Gun Ownership, Safety, and Crime Statistics31:54 The Ineffectiveness of Gun-Free Zones in Preventing Mass Shootings35:48 Mass Shootings and Misconceptions About Assault Rifles37:44 Debating Gun-Free Zones and Mass Shooting Prevention40:40 Debating Gun Control and Its Impact on Society

    42 min
  • Hegel

    He is the most influential philosopher of the 19th century and in the top 5 most influential philosophers of all time. In reaction to his thought marxism, existentialism, historicism, pragmatism, phenomenology, and even positivism will arise. But who is Hegel and why is he such a big deal? In this technical assessment, we unpack the central elements of his philosophy.

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    52 min
  • Interview with a Personal Trainer: Workout Myths with Keith Kimberlin

    Is running actually the best way to lose weight? What diet works best? How often should you work out? In this episode, we interview personal trainer, Keith Kimberlin, with Anti Dad Bod Squad to learn about fitness myths vs. reality. 


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    43 min
  • The Haunted History of Halloween

    In this spooky episode, we go over the haunted history of Halloween. Where does Halloween come from? How does a Celtic holiday morph in the Christian Middle Ages to become what we celebrate today? Where do trick-or-treating, Jack-O-Lanterns, and scary costumes come from? Fact is stranger than fiction. 


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    0:00 Exploring The Haunted History And Modern Traditions Of Halloween

    6:15 Origins and Traditions of Halloween and Samhain

    11:14 The Syncretic Origins and Christianization of Halloween

    13:29 Origins and Evolution of Halloween Traditions and Symbols

    18:58 The Evolution of Halloween from Ancient Rituals to Modern Traditions

    21:38 The Evolution of Halloween from Mischief to Horror

    28:50 Exploring Dia De Los Muertos and Its Cultural Significance

    35 min
  • The Death of Charlie Kirk

    Political activist and author, Charlie Kirk, was recently shot at a university during a free-speech event. What are the social and political ramifications of this event? How has culture responded to it and why? In this bipartisan episode, we explore the direction of U.S. politics in light of this recent assassination and offer some suggestions for healing the ideological division in America.

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    0:00 The Cultural Impact of Charlie Kirk's Killing

    7:59 Debating Gun Control and Security Measures in Schools

    11:21 The Purpose and Limitations of Laws in Society

    12:31 Critique of Religious Leaders' Responses to Political Violence

    17:36 The Importance of Open Discussion and Diverse Perspectives

    24:33 The Power of Individual Actions Over Group Identities

    29 min
  • The History of Pirates!

    Did pirates really have hooks for hands? Did they really make people walk the plank? Why is their flag called the “Jolly Roger?” In this episode, we separate myth from reality by looking at the true history of pirates.

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    0:00 Separating Pirate Myths from Reality with Humor and History

    5:06 Pirate Myths and Realities Unveiled

    12:09 The Origins and Meaning of the Jolly Roger Flag

    13:34 Pirate Life: Myths, Realities, and Drunken Adventures

    16:29 Pirate Codes, Torture Methods, and Dark Humor

    20:46 Famous Pirates and Their Legendary Exploits

    28:31 Fascinating Pirate Facts and History Explored

    34 min

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Ready to challenge your thinking? Hosted by Zach Lee of the Institute for the Study of Philosophy, Politics, and Culture, Ideological explores the philosophies, worldviews, and cultural forces shaping…

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