One thing I appreciate about my weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is that he's the kind of friend who will tell you the truth as opposed to what you want to hear. We all need a friend like that.

If you're serious about using your influence wisely, here's some advice from Paul Rosenberg that hits home: Populate your life with good people.

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Those of us who live in flyover country know that even local governments call be wooed by the siren song of economic development via mega project. Jeff A. Pierson does a marvelous job of breaking down the promises versus the actual costs of becoming a "project" for some out of state interest.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly visit. We talk about elections, the individual vs the collective and how Ohio is tempting conservatives with control issues with a proposed law punishing "refusal to disclose."

It's useless to pretend that everything isn't getting more costly, thanks to inflation. Ron Paul says, if you can't afford a vacation, blame the fed.

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Information has never been so readily available as it is today. So why are so many people still functionally ignorant about what's going on? Christine Schueckler says Gen Z's media literacy has been destroyed by Instagram.

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Today's show is a shameless plug for my friends at Twin Falls Theatre Collective and their production of "The Hello Girls" which opens tomorrow (Oct 30). Chris Ayers joins me to discuss this historic musical and to invite you to come enjoy their performances--including a live orchestra--through Nov 16.

This is an amazing true story and you'll find it well worth your while to move to Southern Idaho, if you don't live here already, and see this show for yourself. Tickets are available here.

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Here are a few conversations with a few members of the cast of The Hello Girls, starting with Breeana Wright.

Here's Danny Loughmiller who plays Pvt. Dempsey.

And here is Dale Laughlin who portrays Captain Riser.

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Here's my visit with Dale Laughlin who plays Capt. Riser.

Here's Danny Loughmiller who plays Pvt. Dempsey in the show.

Here's a short visit with the incredible Breeana Wright who plays Grace Banker.

Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to talk about the things that need to be discussed. We cover the growing normalization of government agents grabbing people (illegal immigrants--for now) off the streets and the idolization of government workers, among other things.

If you haven't subscribed to 10-Second Thoughts, you're missing out on something very worthwhile. Check out the latest post on why status is poison.

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Part of becoming self-sufficient is facing the fear of do-it-yourself (DIY) projects. Eric Hussey has a great piece on the triumph of DIY and why we can't trust the "experts" on some matters.

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I'm joined today by Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk about the growing necessity of losing our ideological blinders to avoid being swept along with the political bandwagon.

As reassuring as it is to see the legacy media taking issue with the abuse of official power, their outrage is a bit too selective. As Ron Paul explains, it didn't start with Trump.

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If it wasn't already apparent, it should make sense by now to become as self-sufficient as possible. If you're serious about it, Jeff Minnick says, you'll soon be hanging out with the homesteaders.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest and we're talking about what is happening to our money supply as well as what's going on with precious metals.

If it seems like propaganda has invaded every space of our lives, you're not being paranoid. As Dr. Gary Null explains, America has a serious propaganda problem.

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Do we dress to the level of respect we have for ourselves and for society? If so, Annie Holmquist makes the case that we're likely dressing to the lowest common denominator.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to talk about pushing back on the narrative being fed to us by compensated endorsers. We also discuss overcoming the temptation to become more loyal to political personalities than we are to our principles.

Jeff Pierson's Broken Dictionary series is pure gold and offers some deep insights, dipped in a fine layer of humor. Take a look at Jeff's take on the justice system.

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This is a substack account called Ten-Second Thoughts that I would encourage you to check out and subscribe to, if you're so inclined. It's like a multi-vitamin for the mind and heart.

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