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2024 Jan 24 The Bryan Hyde Show

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2024/01/24

Can righteousness be attained through the generous application of politics? We instinctively know the answer is "no" but Paul Rosenberg offers a very reasoned explanation for why this is the case. One of the greatest skills we can teach our children is to question everything. Francis Christian explains how learning to seek clarification can make or break a civilization. The Davos crowd had quite the get together last week to outline their plans to rule the world

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2024 Jan 23 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/23

Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest for the first half of the show today. Eric always has a solid take on what's happening. If you're serious about maintaining your mental health, Paul Rosenberg has some excellent advice. He says, step as far away as possible from the status quo as quickly as possible. Sledding down a snowy hill is fun but it's not without risk. Lenore Skenazy warns that some municipalities are flirting with the idea of banning

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2024 Jan 22 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/22

The phrase "tradwife" (traditional wife) is sure to trigger folks on the woke side of the spectrum. L. Reichard White describes the tradwife tragedy that has befallen our society. Keeping your sanity these days requires relentless honesty with ourselves. J.B. Shurk lays out the consequences of a government that sows division and subsidizes madness. The finer points of hospitality may be lost on those of us who are less socially engaged. Aletheia Hitz offers 3

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2024 Jan 19 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/19

It's easy to be skeptical of climate alarmism when the proffered solutions always seem to come down to giving more money and power to the ruling class. Doug Casey lays out how the climate hysteria is lowering our standard of living. Who should say thank you when completing a transaction at a retail business, the seller or the buyer? Jacob Hornberger has an enlightening take on how the Thank You System teaches us basic economics. Our systems of law were created to

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2024 Jan 18 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/18

If you've found yourself feeling addicted to bad news, here's a way to break the cycle--at least for a day. Paul Rosenberg counsels trying, for just one day, to choose to start with a blank slate. Since the war on misinformation seems to be picking up, here's some really sound advice from Steve Kirsch on how world governments can stop misinformation in its tracks. One of the surest signs of societal decline is the loss of the sacred in American culture. Walker

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2024 Jan 17 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/17

Recognizing that the future is uncertain isn't a sign of paranoia. As Brandon Smith explains, it's a chance to use your situational awareness to shore up your personal preparedness for whatever may come. Convenience may well prove to be our undoing as a nation, especially when it comes to how we seek to stay informed. J.B. Shurk describes how today's journalists seek power, not truth. It used to be that the right credentials could open just about any door. Rob

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2024 Jan 16 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/16

I'm joined by Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos for our weekly conversation about how the world is doing. It's not just politicians who are working overtime to deep six our liberties and self-determination. As Jeffrey A. Tucker points out, the professional managerial class is deeply alienated from the public and it can't go on like this forever. If you have the perception that the people in power aren't just making mistakes but are deliberately doing the wrong

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2024 Jan 15 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/15

Here's some very solid advice for anyone who intends to exit the new year a better person than they began it. Barry Brownstein explains how not to go to seed in 2024 by remembering that there is never a time when we've "arrived." Living in the past is a waste of time but understanding what happened in the past is essential to knowing where we are today. Roger Kimball describes the Orwellian assault on the past and why it's happening. Do you have a duty remain loyal

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2024 Jan 12 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/12

It's getting a lot easier to stop believing that the political class has our best interests in mind. Connor O'Keeffe says watch their legitimacy disappear as the establishment continues to unmask itself. If it's true that politics is downstream from culture, then that's where our efforts are best spent in seeking solutions. Jeff Minnick explains how our culture is wrecking our country and what we can do about it. The crazy thing about civil disobedience is that

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2024 Jan 11 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/11

Living through historically significant times can be daunting. As J.B. Shurk explains, the biggest question most of us will have to be willing to ask ourselves is, can we be counted on to do the right thing--no matter what? How far would the people in power be willing to go to maintain their control? Before answering that question, take a look at Jeffrey A. Tucker's article on whether there are quarantine camps in the U.S. right now. It's easy to forget that each

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2024 Jan 10 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/10

There are plenty of signs that our culture is in decline but none so alarming as the growing push to make meat so expensive that we cannot afford it. Ryan Bourne explains why the push to tax steak and bacon is a bad idea. The problem with our nearly universal screen addiction is that we're so immersed in the online world that we no longer notice how much it dominates our time. Aletheia Hitz has 3 excellent suggestions for a digital detox. We can stop pretending

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2024 Jan 9 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/09

Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos swings by to catch up on current events. We also talk car stuff since mobility is a key part of our personal freedom. Will it take a black swan event to get the attention of those who are still looking for a reason to believe in what the ruling class is telling them? James Howard Kunstler says let the games begin. We've all heard some unusual New Years resolutions but this one deserves a second look. David Deavel says his

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2024 Jan 8 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/08

It's impossible to make an effective stand for liberty if you're running on enemy-driven thinking. Barry Brownstein explains how you can't find your innocence by hating others. The anniversary of Jan 6 has come and gone and politicians of all stripes have done their best to milk what they could from it. Michael Herman has some badly needed clarity for those who still cling to the "insurrection" narrative. Members of the ruling class are constantly looking for ways

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2024 Jan 5 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/05

It's time to add the word "panarchy" to your vocabulary. Paul Rosenberg explains what it is, why it's moral and how it's a better model that actually delivers liberty. The effects of woke ideology in higher education can now be tracked in nearly every profession, including medicine, law, academia and engineering. Daniel Del Monte describes educational collapse and the definition of truth. As long as it's feeling all 1861 up in here, this is a good time to revisit

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2024 Jan 4 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/04

Why does it seem that the kids who were raised to do chores are the ones who tend to be more responsible as adults? Annie Holmquist explores why America's kids badly need a chore culture. Is our society on the verge of great and tumultuous change? Brandon Smith has some answers you may wish to consider as he explains the juggling act the globalists are performing heading into 2024. What can you learn from an old coin collection about money from the past? Daniel

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2024 Jan 3 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/03

The realization that no one is coming to save us is not a mindset of defeat. As J.B. Shurk explains, it's a call to stop waiting for permission to save yourself. Jeff Thomas always provides a thoughtful overview of world affairs without getting bogged down in current events. Today, he is advising that it's time to fasten our seat belts. Many of the doctors who spoke up against the medical/media/government Borg during the covid pandemic paid a high price. Jordan

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2024 Jan 2 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2024/01/02

Now that a new year has begun, it's a fine time to sit down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos to get a feel for what's ahead. Would it surprise you to learn that we're more optimistic than not? There's no shortage of advice for those in the process of making their new years resolutions. Barry Brownstein has a few thoughts on how to improve your relationship with reality and not be a jerk in 2024. Those who prefer their truth without sugarcoating will find

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2023 Dec 29 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2023/12/29

It's hard to overstate the impact that Gaston Glock has had on the world of the personal firearm. Mike McDaniel explains how gun safety is a part of Glock's legacy. The covid lockdowns and mandates were hard for everyone but especially for those in the cities. Jeffrey A. Tucker wonders, what will become of cities? We're hearing the phrase "black swan event" more and more lately. Debra Heine has the lowdown on an investigative journalist who recently warned that

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2023 Dec 28 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2023/12/28

Whether you're a gold bug or not, the history of how the price of gold has fluctuated is worth knowing. Clifford F. Thies explains the golden constant. As an added bonus, here's a list of the seven biggest lies told (and believed) about gold. Getting factual information is shockingly difficult even though we live in the information age. J.B. Shurk says to fight this information war, we need to keep our message simple and repeat it often. Many of us

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2023 Dec 27 The Bryan Hyde Show

The Bryan Hyde Show ·

2023/12/27

Have you noticed how cans and bottles have evolved to where they don't require a special opener? Art Carden explains how the shrinking need for a can opener is a triumph of the free market. Current events can be a source of real anxiety. That's why I love James Howard Kunstler's down and dirty take on the end of an era. The recent tearing down of a satanic statue in Iowa is causing a lot of mixed reactions. Brandon Smith's take is that such action is perfectly

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