Higher Education Episodes

After witnessing concerning medical reactions to COVID protocols and vaccines firsthand, Richelle Voth resigned from hospital care to open an integrative clinic helping patients reclaim their health through creative, personalized solutions.

Olivia Rondeau shares how Gen Z is becoming increasingly progressive and shaped by social media algorithms and influences, analyzing the ideological risks if solutions aren't implemented to counter manipulative narratives and reach young minds more effectively.

@JP_Kirby explores the alarming decline of confidence in American higher education, discussing the impact of student loan forgiveness, indoctrination on campuses, and the importance of empowering students to reclaim their freedoms and make informed choices for a brighter future.

@tedharvey delves into the Supreme Court's groundbreaking decision on affirmative action, the controversies surrounding Joe Biden's handling of the Hunter scandals, and the fight against the radical leftist agenda.

@millcreekview EXPOSES Randi Weingarten's Reign of MARXIST Policies!

If we want to reverse America’s current slide into authoritarianism and actively move towards a fully free society, we need to be as clear about our goals as the collectivists have been about theirs.

President Biden reportedly plans to announce a long-awaited plan to forgive up to $10,000 in student loans and extend the COVID pause in repayments one more time.

I had a GREAT time joining our friends over at Young Americans For Liberty at Revolution 2022 this past weekend! Today, I recap some of my favorite takeaways from the event, and why I am SO EXCITED for the prospects of liberty post-Rev22!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tackling the hard questions about evolution with precision, making it clear when information is proven with hard data and when it can only be inferred.

Returning to the program today is Professor Sarah Burns (Associate Professor of Political Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology) to give her report card grade of the Biden administration's foreign policy priorities - namely Afghanistan, Ukraine/Russia, and China/Taiwan. "My difficulty with Biden is he's also an he's definitely an elder statesman. And he's also a former cold warrior. So when you're thinking about how he's going to view the world, he's going to view it as...

"My body, my choice" doesn't seemingly apply to those refusing the COVID booster.

The best way to combat real disinformation is not gate-keeping and algorithmic censorship. It’s asking tough questions and having real conversations.

Enabling education funding to follow students instead of going to bureaucratic school systems that are increasingly unresponsive to parent needs

What is the scientific basis for the perception of time and beauty?

Are Affirmative Action policies officially on their last legs?

We need to be realistic vs. idealistic when talking foreign policy.

"The word freedom is very important, because it's not discussed freely and openly and courageously in academia."

The late and great Steve Horwitz on the economics of liberty.

Learn how college students are fighting back against campus administrations and their restrictive COVID policies.

Freedom makes sense because not freedom is not only nature... freedom is science!

Have you heard about what's happening in Myanmar? Don't worry, if you said "no", you're sadly not alone. Joining me today is a panel of young activists raising awareness to the tragedy unfolding in Myanmar as the military coup continues.

What are the two emotions that drive buyers into action? Love and...? Fear. Knowing that, how is fear being using to sell us on massive government policies with price tags ranging from the billions and even trillions of dollars. Dr. Patrick Moore is one of the co-founders of Greenpeace and joins the program today to outline how easily fear can be used to motivate policy, actual science be damned, and how the contemporary environmental movement has focused less on saving the environment than it is being anti-humanity.

Free speech is one of the fundamental cornerstones in American society. However, in recent years, we've watched as free speech rights have been focused on and attacked by those saying speech can be dangerous. But do they have a point? After all, can't hate speech lead to hateful actions? Joining the program is Frederick M. Lawrence, 10th Secretary and CEO of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Distinguished Lecturer at the Georgetown Law Center, and former President of Brandeis University, Dean of the George Washington University Law School, and Visiting Professor and Senior Research Scholar at Yale Law. An accomplished scholar, teacher and attorney, Lawrence is one of the nation’s leading experts on civil rights, free expression and bias crimes, and joins the program outline why free speech is so important.

Finding common ground is one of the most challenging aspects of political discourse in 2021. In a world where "the others" are looked at with skeptical eyes, it's more important for us to enter into good-faith dialogue whenever and wherever we can on issues of agreement. One such area the left and right (should) be finding common ground is that of the death penalty. Today we are joined by Professor David Dozier, professor emeritus in the School of Journalism & Media Studies at San Diego State University and author of "The California Killing Field". David joins the program to make the case as to why the death penalty is as anti-liberty as they come, how to have good-faith conversations with those we disagree with, and how to enact common policy goals into action.