Episode #76 – Before the famous Supreme Court case in 1973 known as “Roe v. Wade,” abortion was illegal in the United States. In this episode, Barry exposes the key players of this famous court case and the leaks at the Supreme Court that pressured judges to vote in favor of abortion.
Episode #75 – The era leading up to the 1972 Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion was riddled with lies pertaining to abortion. Leading the charge was journalist and activist, Larry Lader, and medical doctor, Dr. Bernard Nathanson, who saturated the media with propaganda. In this episode, dive deeper into the turning tide of public opinion on the subject of abortion.
This episode is part of Barry’s series on abortion. For the last episode, “How Abortion Became Illegal in All 50 States,” visit BarryFarah.com.
Episode #74 – Abortion was controversial way before the 1973 decision that legalized this practice. Throughout history, there have been divided opinions about the morality of abortion. The legality of the practice has varied in the United States, from Colonial times into the modern day. In this episode, Barry dives into the philosophy and history that led up to the 1910 decision to make abortion illegal in all 50 states.
Episode #71 – In the seventh episode of the Citizen Mandate mini-series, Barry unpacks the history of what led the founders to build the foundational pillar of liberty. a powerful talk. Along the way, learn about the classical approach to education, the history of the tyrant, Oliver Cromwell, and the fascinating lineage of George Washington.
This mini-series covers the important topic of citizen mandates that lay the foundation upon which freedom is built in the United States. Citizen mandates are the implicit or explicit command of the people to the government.
Episode #70 – In the sixth episode of the Citizen Mandate mini-series, Barry delivers a powerful talk about the history of the anti-slavery movement in the U.S. dating back to the Revolutionary War. Learn about John Adams, George Washington, Patrick Henry, and the historical context in which they lived, as they paved the way for the future abolishment of slavery in the United States.
This mini-series covers the important topic of citizen mandates that lay the foundation upon which freedom is built in the United States. Citizen mandates are the implicit or explicit command of the people to the government.
Episode #65 – The first of seven episodes, Barry explains the citizen mandates that lay the foundation upon which freedom is built in the United States. Citizen mandates are the implicit or explicit command of the people to the government. In this episode, Barry explores two citizen mandates that limit government power. Learn about King Charles, the Magna Carta, and other factors that led to these critical mandates.
Episode #59 – Many people have mixed feelings about Thanksgiving because of difficult family situations. In this episode, Barry Farah presents hope during the Thanksgiving season, presenting the scientific benefits of gratitude. He also looks at how the early settlers in America turned their failed socialist practices into successful entrepreneurship.
