Episode #47 – In this episode, Barry Farah borrows from business a Go/No Go decision-making model that you can apply to your decision-making process related to getting the vaccine. Barry Farah provides the views and data of the opponents and proponents of vaccines. He also discusses how you can weigh each element of your decision.
Episode #45 – In this episode Barry Farah breaks down Robin DiAngelo’s “White Fragility.” DiAngelo insists that if you are born white you are racist. Barry Farah details DiAngelo’s line of thought and its fallacy.
Episode #44 – In this episode, Barry Farah encourages the choice of home based education. A longtime proponent of school choice and co-founder of one of the largest classical charter schools in Colorado, Barry Farah supports parents and guardians in the educational choice they believe is best for their kids. He explains how public schools have degraded through the years and in many cases are no longer teaching accurate history, good math to classical English, and are promoting alternative lifestyles and sexual activity in the classroom. Barry lays out good reasons for educating kids at home and interviews a mom of five who is doing just that.
Episode #42 – In this episode, Barry Farah provides a power-packed summary of Thomas Sowell’s study of the history of slavery. For over thirty years, Thomas Sowell studied slavery and racism worldwide. This episode details slavery’s presence in countries around the world, the enslavement of many races including whites, and reveals the truth about slavery, and racial oppressors, in America.
Episode #41 – In this episode, Barry Farah tells the powerful life story of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Justice Thomas’ story, told in the documentary “Created Equal,” unfolds the story of his rise from an impoverished childhood, to a Marxist ideology in early adulthood, and finally to his transformation through a deep study of the American founding documents. Barry Farah’s telling of this life changing story flies in the face of the left’s brand of racism and its destructive critical race theory.
Episode #40 – In this episode, Barry Farah exposes key scholastic criticisms of the 1619 Project and its author. The angle in this podcast dispelling the lies of this Project is unique and based on historical facts. Key components of the Declaration of Independence are explored and the 1776 Project is presented.
Episode #39 – In this episode, Barry Farah interviews Dr. Ken Finn, a board-certified physician in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Pain Medicine and Pain Management. He is a board member of the International Academy on the Science and Impacts of Cannabis and the author of “Cannabis in Medicine, An Evidence-based Approach.” Barry and Dr. Finn discuss the dangers of pot usage and the short-term and long-term effects of this widely accepted drug.
Episode #38 –
In this episode, Barry Farah interviews Joe Oltman, elected to the Iowa State Legislature at the age of 21. Joe Mitchell, the founder of GenZ, ran for state house in Iowa beat the GOP establishment favored candidate in the primary by putting in the work. He knocked on doors and made calls while his opponent banked on name ID. Joe tells Barry Farah that when he was talking to voters at the doors he heard over and over again, “My generation has screwed everything up so we will give you a shot.” Joe won by 100 votes and decided to found RunGenZ to help young adults around the country run for office. Supported by Turning Point USA, RunGenZ also provides training and preparation for those who want to run. To learn more about how RunGenZ pulls this off, listen to this podcast and share it with your friends.
Episode #37 – Barry Farah is joined by women’s sports expert and Idaho State Rep. Barbara Ehardt to discuss why biological males do not belong in women’s sports. Rep. Ehardt, a former women’s sports coach, presents scientific data related to the DNA and physiology that reveal an unequivocal unfair advantage of biological males competing in women’s sports. Barry Farah discusses with Rep. Ehardt her groundbreaking legislation to prevent this unfair advantage and to allow females to earn the wins they’ve fought for throughout their school years and beyond in sports. Rep. Ehardt shares how several other states have joined in the effort to pass similar legislation.
