Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for another rollicking discussion of current events and how to keep our sanity in a time of madness.

Why is it that collectivists are so determined to pollute the minds of children? Annie Holmquist says, it's time to go on the offensive with public school reading lists.

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Critical thinkers have to be on their toes to avoid getting sucked into unnecessary drama and deception. Paul Rosenberg warns about the dangers of poisoned thinking and how to avoid being duped.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for my weekly current events therapy session. Eric does a marvelous job of keeping focused on the principles at stake as our national situation gets more chaotic.

This shouldn't come as a surprise but trusting the mass media to keep us informed is one of the most willfully ignorant things we can do. El Gato Malo has some sage advice regarding the growing unrest in Minnesota--follow the money, not the media.

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Becoming propaganda-proof requires real, ongoing effort and that's more than most people are willing to do to avoid being manipulated. Liberty Advocate breaks down the emotional engineering of the news and how this technique is used to hijack our minds and lives.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly visit. We do our best to make sense of the growing madness and how to find peace in a time of truth deficiency.

Those who are watching the price of silver go to the moon are witnessing something remarkable. Mike Maharrey from Money Metals Exchange explains why silver is now the second most valuable asset in the world.

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Your chance of being in a physical fight are quite low but most of us will find ourselves in a verbal throwdown at some point. Paul Rosenberg has some very sound advice regarding verbal self defense.

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It's my weekly check-in with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. If you need a reality check, Eric is a great source of clarity.

If you're growing weary of all the overt negativity that permeates our culture today, here's a novel idea: Try defining yourself by what you love. Paul Rosenberg reminds us why only suckers gripe.

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Learning to think like an economist will help you see beyond the political promises spouted by power-seekers and opportunists. Barry Brownstein has a solid explanation of how the good intentions fallacy is driving support for Democratic socialism.

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It's time to check-in once again with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. A lot has happened since we last spoke and Eric and I will do our best to make sense of it all.

Those who don't know who they are or what they stand for are highly susceptible to the manipulations of collectivists. El Gato Malo explains why the low identity agitariat is the true enemy of liberty.

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We've all been trained to view the word "discrimination" with fear and loathing. Paul Rosenberg has a great explanation of why we must be willing to discriminate, particularly against the anti-cooperative folks who choose force over persuasion.

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It's my weekly therapy session with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos where we discuss current events and how to keep one's sanity in a world turned upside down. Come and bask in the normalcy that we once took for granted.

This is not an easy subject for many of us but we cannot forget the lessons learned during the past 6 years. Filipe Rafaeli walks us through how the pandemic revealed the most cowardly society of all time.

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Loud shows of righteousness are almost always superficial, while persistent internal improvement is where the world is actually changed for the better. Paul Rosenberg lays out the reasons why righteousness is about you, not the monster of the day.

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It's my weekly sit-down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We discuss the latest developments in post-Constitutional America, including the cost of real food, what's happening to automotive sales and how we can maintain our individual sanity and freedom.

There's no quicker way to draw out the keyboard commandos and armchair warriors than to show a few videos of unknown men in boats being blown up by the U.S. military. Ron Paul says the Hegseth killings must stop.

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If you wish to understand what drove the Founding generation's thinking, you must be willing to study (and question) history, as if your life depended on it. Destry Griffiths has a marvelous essay about our former mentor Stephen Pratt and his teachings on original intent, sovereignty and the Republic of Republics.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for our weekly visit. We explore the tightening noose of collectivism and how to best maintain our individuality.

If you're not a fan of precious metals, you might want to take another look at them. Peter C. Earle has a marvelous explanation of the Gold Standard.

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If you're feeling like the pace of world events is picking up, you're not wrong. Nobody is as skilled at connecting the dots as Jim Quinn.

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I'm forever grateful to Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos for his reasoned resistance to tyranny and his willingness to question the official version of things. I always feel a bit better after our weekly visit.

If you're serious about reducing your governmental footprint, then it's time to get serious about family. Ryan McMaken explains why families are the key to building alternatives to the state.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly chat. This is a time of decision for a number of people--will they choose principle or personality.

Politicians have started talking about the affordability crisis, so beware! Ron Paul explains what the real affordability agenda entails.

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Our ability to be free comes down to our willingness to engage in self-governance. Jeff Minnick explains why it is the bedrock of liberty.

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