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 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 commentator, dives into the intricate world of U.S. politics and global issues. He discusses the recent political maneuvers impacting Senate nominations and dives into the resurgence of violence in Colombia, spotlighting Senator Miguel Uribe's challenges. Baker also highlights the important role of chaplains offering emotional support to Texas flood survivors. Additionally, he examines the implications of Trump's action plan on artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to a modern-day arms race.