Rural whites are at it again. Why this might be concerning and what does Jesus have to do with it?

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Why do White Christain Evangelicals like Trump so much?

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David discusses the importance of entertainment, escapism, and respite from the everyday chaos we all face. Along with promoting his new book!

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This week David tries out live streaming for the first time. He talks about the Republican primary race, the canidates and Marvel's Echo

David starts of 2024 with some great wisdom and insight on how to rise above the crowd with guest Carl Wimmer. They talk about the characteristics of outstanding individuals and practices that set people a part from their peers.

Carl is a season investor focusing on funding innovative tech and business companies.

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David wraps up the year talking with Ex-Megachurch Pastor/Entrepeneur Michael Robison to discuss the behind the scenes of large ministry figures and the pit falls for leaders that often take a turn for the worse. They discuss the pressures of being in leadership, the often idol worship of pastors, and the importance of truth, transparency and redemption.

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Brian is the host of Searching for Political Identity podcast available everywhere you get your podcasts.

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David is joined by Meme Maker _InfiniteZeal aka Joel Ellenwood to talk about everything memes, including whether or not memes are a form of art, why the left cant meme, and what to expect from the up and coming Meme War of 2024.

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This week David sits down with creator of Libertarians Who Make Art, Jaron Weidner. They discuss the crossover of being individualist and isolationist as artists and libertarians, and the importance of community. They also talk politics being downstream from culture and the place for artists in the libertarian party.

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