Hunter Baker

Hunter Baker, a lawyer, political scientist, and provost at North Greenville University, joins to discuss significant shifts in American political parties and the implications of current conflicts like the Israel-Hamas situation. He also explores New Zealand's challenging migration trends, with many young professionals leaving for better prospects. Additionally, the podcast pays tribute to the legacy of John MacArthur, reflecting on his profound influence on the church through education and ministry, and critiques the societal impact of pornography.

Hunter Baker, Provost at North Greenville University and World Opinions contributor, dives into the heated political landscape, discussing D.C. policing, Texas Democrats, and mayoral rivalries in New York City. He tackles Australia's increasing censorship and its ramifications on free speech, particularly around controversial issues. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of digital detoxes, detailing the detrimental effects of screen time on children’s emotional health, comparing it to drunk driving. Nostalgia for the end of AOL dial-up is also explored in this insightful dialogue.

Hunter Baker, Provost and dean at North Greenville University, dives into the need for civic virtue in modern America. He highlights the troubling rise of violent crime in Sweden, particularly among youth, and discusses potential reforms in citizenship laws. Baker also tackles the challenges posed by AI in education, questioning its role in promoting truth. With insights on public fear and national identity, the conversation paints a vivid picture of contemporary societal challenges and the importance of ethical understanding.

Hunter Baker, a political scientist and provost at North Greenville University, dives into a variety of timely topics. He discusses Trump's tech initiatives and mail-in voting controversies, while also taking listeners on a world tour through places like D.C., Qatar, and India. The conversation highlights unique intersections of faith and youth baseball, celebrating community spirit. Additionally, Baker reflects on the importance of resilience, emphasizing how worship can uplift athletes during competitions. It's a captivating blend of politics and personal stories.

Hunter Baker, a political scientist and provost at North Greenville University, discusses John Bolton's insights on national security. Clint Lyons shares harrowing accounts of Christian persecution in Nigeria, highlighting the urgent need for advocacy. They explore the devastating impact on families and the critical role of Western ministries in providing support. The conversation also touches on the intriguing dynamics of faith, resilience, and the transformative power of community in crisis. It's a compelling dialogue about faith amidst adversity.