Higher Education Episodes

This episode exposes how emotionally charged, misinformed campus activism is distorting America’s global priorities—and offers a sales-driven strategy for reclaiming the narrative.

Isaac Willour joins Brian Nichols to reveal why conservatives must quit whining, master strategic engagement, and lock in lasting cultural victories before the momentum slips away.

Cognitive scientist Mark Changizi unpacks how mass hysteria, emergent group behavior, and the science behind motorcycles reveal deep truths about freedom, human nature, and why we often believe lies.

Gen Z is shifting politically in ways no one expected—why young men are embracing conservatism, how Elon Musk’s Doge Team is changing government, and what this means for the future of politics.

Our education system prioritizes theoretical knowledge over essential life skills, creating generations of graduates who can solve complex equations but struggle with basic adult responsibilities.

@zachmarsch from @campusreform shares how a 50-year transformation of American universities from centers of learning to breeding grounds for extremism has finally reached its breaking point, as billion-dollar donors flee, employers screen for campus activism, and parents abandon elite institutions …

A Kenyan farmer challenges Western climate policies, arguing that fossil fuels are essential for Africa's development and poverty reduction, not a threat to be eliminated.

Glue your ideas to their brains: the sticky science of unforgettable communication.

@PhilWMagness on Higher education faces a crisis of credibility as ideological homogeneity, activist agendas, and discriminatory practices alienate the public and students, threatening its future funding and relevance.

The Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Chevron deference marks a seismic shift in American governance, potentially curbing decades of unchecked bureaucratic power and restoring the balance between government agencies, courts, and individual liberties.

Explore why increased education funding isn't improving student outcomes, challenging listeners to reconsider how we structure and fund our schools to truly benefit teachers and students. Copy Retr

@BenjaminAyanian explains how progressive economic policies often harm society's most vulnerable by misdiagnosing problems and creating detrimental unintended consequences.

Brian challenges the current direction of the Libertarian Party, arguing that embracing progressive ideas on gender identity and COVID-19 measures betrays core libertarian principles of individual liberty and personal responsibility, especially when it comes to children's rights and societal norms.

@Homeschool_LLC shares how homeschooling empowers parents to provide a personalized, efficient, and creativity-fostering education that prepares children for an ever-changing future while strengthening family bonds.

AI expert @JoeGulesserian returns to explore the potential consequences of AI on democracy, employment, and society, warning of a dystopian future marked by mass unemployment, corporate-government collusion, and the erosion of individual freedom, while offering strategies for adapting and resisting…