Neo-paganism is very common today, but does it make sense of the world around us? I explain where it falls short and how to correct it.
Postmodernism & The Human Person | The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
Postmodernism is incredibly common, but does it make sense of the world around us? I explain where it falls short and how to correct it.
Scientism & The Human Person | The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
Scientism is a common philosophy today, but does it make sense of the world around us? I explain where it falls short and how to correct it.
Materialism & The Human Person | The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
Materialism is a common philosophy today, but does it make sense of the world around us? I explain where it falls short and how to correct it.
Is Patriotism Good? | Reflections on the 4th of July
In honor of the 4th of July, I want to discuss American Independence and what we can learn about patriotism from our founding.
Unity of Subject and Object
In today's episode, I want to talk more about the marriage of object and subject in the human person, and what that means.
What is Subjective Reality?
Join me as I discuss subjective reality and how we encounter the world through personal experience, showing how it's not relativism.
Outrage Culture – How to Address The Major Issues in Our Society
Outrage doesn’t fix problems. Often, it actually exacerbates them. Find out what outrage culture is and how to fix outrage culture.
Confronting Feminism and Media Bias with Traditional Values
I sat down with Julie Mastrine to discuss feminism, media bias, and culture through the lens of traditional values. Listen or watch here.
Finding Purpose As A Man In A Culture Hostile To Masculinity
One of the biggest struggles for young men today is finding purpose. Josh Hatcher, author of Reignite shows men how to find purpose in life.
Elitism and Prideful Disdain
How does elitism change the way people think? A Nasty Story by Dostoevsky shows what happens when an elite falls prey to his pride.
Hiding Behind the Science
Too many thinkers, politicians, and activists use the word science like a magic spell, hiding behind the word science. They seem to believe that calling something science makes it true. Does it?
Restoring Old Homes with Beauty and Purpose
I've talked to a couple of architects and discussed the charm of local neighborhoods. In my conversation with Bill Martin, we discussed restoring old homes. And, we talked about his philosophy on how to do that in a way that serves his client and is in keeping with the neighborhood. Furthermore, he does this with sustainability as a primary focus as well. If you're interested in learning more, listen below to understand his philosophy. You can also find more about Bill's work here.
Critical Everything Theory | Top Discussions 2/26
Critical race theory has become a household term (sadly). Really critical theory has invaded every aspect of our culture an our national discourse. But, most people don't even realize it. This week's top discussions feature a CTR roundtable on the Rubin Report, another woke toy, and an exciting announcement about my new course.
How to Prevent Burnout
This episode is a bit of a departure from my normal conversations about politics, philosophy, etc. Nicole from the Infinity Twins podcast joined me to discuss productivity and how to prevent burnout. While I don't want to be in the self-help space, I do think this is a real problem today. So, I wanted to offer some thoughts from Nicole and myself to help people be more productive while also staying sane.