In this enlightening discussion, Jonah, the biblical figure known for his dramatic journey, shares insights on his call to warn Nineveh. He explores how one individual can spark change in a vast metropolis. The conversation delves into themes of God's persistent grace, the power of suffering to cultivate compassion, and the transformative impact of repentance. Jonah emphasizes the importance of stepping out of comfort zones for urban transformation, highlighting how collective humility can lead to profound societal shifts.

Jonah is ironically portrayed as God’s own prophet, but he is the only person who really refuses to listen to God. This episode explores how Jonah is “asleep at the wheel” and deaf to God and everything that God uses to communicate to him. This story invites us in to think about our own lack of perception and awareness of the ways that God might be trying to get through to us.

Sarah, Steve, Jonah, and David French discuss the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, examining the challenges of reporting accurate information, irresponsible speculation on social media, extremist tactics, security measures, the ethical dilemmas of extreme actions, concerns over Trump's potential second term, unity in the wake of political violence, and The Dispatch's role in navigating challenging political times.

Exploring the current crypto market cycle & predicting Bitcoin's rise to $100K, analyzing market composition & behavior post all-time highs, discussing cryptocurrency ETF flows & market dynamics, exploring Perennial Finance for DeFi trading, and navigating crypto market dynamics with a focus on meme coins & user experience.

A jury found Donald Trump guilty on all 34 counts in his New York criminal trial. Sarah is joined by Jonah, Mike, and Steve to break down the conviction and discuss where we all go from here.The Agenda:—Was this a Stalin show trial?—When law enforcement becomes personal—Trump’s defense failure—Shame on everybody—Did this change anyone's vote?—Trump raises $34.8 million—Will Trump receive prison time?—People you disagree with aren’t evil—Was this worth our time?Show Notes:—The Collision: What's next?—Last night's live Advisory Opinions—Rep. Susan Collins’ reaction to the conviction—NYT’s profile on Alvin Bragg—Advisory Opinions on the New York indictment—Elie Honig: Prosecutors Got Trump — But They Contorted the Law—Larry Hogan’s statement on the conviction—538 emergency pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Megan McArdle, a prominent commentator on economics, joins conservative voice Jonah and political analyst Sarah for a lively discussion. They dissect Tim Walz's vice presidential pick, debating whether his 'vibes' match Kamala Harris's. The trio explores the current state of conservatism, the challenges of engaging swing voters, and the rise of spiteful political rhetoric. They also engage in humorous banter over odd topics like dog perfume and reflect on modern feminism through the lens of 'Ballerina Farms.'

A live roundtable on the future of the Republican Party includes discussions on primary reform, rebuilding the GOP, advice for Biden, and the potential for third parties. The panel also explores the impact of Nikki Haley, strategic campaign considerations, evolving voter dynamics, technology's role in progress, gerrymandering in politics, and the need to salvage the conservative movement.

Sarah, Steve, Jonah, and David French discuss bad allies, two-state solutionism, Hamas' goals, Biden's Iran hostage deal, anti-zionism vs. antisemitism, America's role, sharing snuff videos ethics, and the mess in the House of Representatives.

Megan McArdle is a keen commentator on political and economic issues, while David French offers a conservative perspective, and Jonah and Sarah provide unique insights on democracy and voting complexities. They dive into the muddled purpose of voting, debating the implications of endorsing Kamala Harris. Tensions rise as they discuss the difficulties of defining voter identity, the impact of neoliberalism on political parties, and the economic realities facing the Biden administration amidst rising inflation.

Jonah and Steve debate the comparison of college protests to historical events like 1968, contrasting pro-Palestinian protests with January 6. They delve into party dynamics, campus protests, Trump's Time interview, and Ron DeSantis banning lab-grown meat. Topics include civil rights nostalgia, political violence, Trump's influence on the GOP, and the dangers of inflammatory rhetoric.