The Bryan Hyde Show

Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for some post-election analysis and speculation as to what comes next. Will America be going the way of the cybertruck?

Did the blue wave sweep across the nation because we didn't abandon our core principles fast enough? Liberty Advocate has a great take on Thomas Massie, MAGA and the politics of institutional loyalty.

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Last week's midterm election did little to ease the despair of the black-pilled among us. Paul Rosenberg suggests that the "things suck" culture may be the official model, but it doesn't reflect the things that truly matter.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly chat. We talk about election day considerations and everything worthwhile that has nothing to do with politics.

As citizens, it's essential that we understand how our systems of governance become subject to insitutional capture. Liberty Advocate explains how human nature is a remarkably consistent thing.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for our weekly visit. We talk about political theatre, fast cars and what voters should be considering before they vote.

In our conversation today, Eric referenced the story about government charity and Davey Crockett's response to using the taxpayer's money to "do good." Check out "Not Yours To Give."

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to talk about the challenges of maintaining one's principles and character in a time when everything seems negotiable.

Are you spending your time working or toiling? Paul Rosenberg explains the difference and how finding purpose in our labors is the magic ingredient.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly visit. It's a fascinating time to be a free-thinker as our nation enters its late-stage cultural decline.

As the midterm elections get closer, the application of labels becomes ever more frenzied. Barry Brownstein has a timely reminder that the clearest distinction we must make is between collectivism and the individual.

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Is America living up to the principles on which it was founded? The answer isn't as black and white as some might suggest. Liberty Advocate explains why our nation's history consists of clear examples of what worked as well as what didn't. The bigger question is whether we are learning from them.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation. We talk about the new "plague" and voters asking AI to tell them how to vote in the midterm elections as well as why thinking for yourself is becoming the indispensible skill.

One of the first things a truth-seeker must learn is a willingness to face ideas that make us uncomfortable. Paul Rosenberg recommends paying attention to the things that bother you--because that's where we learn valuable lessons.

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Homeschooling is much more mainstream than it was 30 years ago. Even so, Annie Holmquist warns about avoiding 5 homeschool stereotypes that are just plain wrong.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation. We talk about the upcoming midterms and explore other issues impacting our ability to live freely. It's an exciting time to be a free-thinking individual, to put it mildly.

Most of us would be loathe to admit it but it's easy to find ourselves serving a very jealous god that goes by the name of "More." Liberty Advocate breaks down the religion of consumption and how "never enough" becomes implanted in the human mind.

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Due to our growing economic and cultural chaos, up and coming generations are facing some uniquely difficult challenges right now. Paul Rosenberg offers an informative and loving explanation to them of why their generation was a casualty and what they might do about it.

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It's my weekly conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. If you're serious about picking your way through the fog of deception to understand the world around us, Eric always has an informed take.

One of the most important choices each of us will make is whether we are living our own hero's journey or being plugged in to someone else's for their benefit. Paul Rosenberg reminds us that every man is the hero of his own story.

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After a week-long hiatus, I'm back in the saddle and catching up with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. There's a lot to discuss as we continue to monitor our progress into America's "Golden Age."

With all the bad news swirling around us, it's easy to forget what an amazing world we live in. Paul Rosenberg's gentle reminder not to discount the future, is a message many of us sorely need to hear.

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Mass surveillance has quietly grown up around us like so many noxious weeds. Liberty Advocate has a detailed examination of the question: Can such a practice ever be reconciled with our Fourth Amendment protections?

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I'm joined today by Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos for a rollicking discussion of the madness that has seized the American political class. Sitting on the fence is no longer an option for those who value freedom.

President Trump's penchant to rename things like the Gulf of (America) and Lake (America) is causing heads to explode in fits of rage. Curiously, as El Gato Malo observes, the angriest of all are the folks who keep defying biological reality by renaming things according to gender preference.

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