Thom Hartmann

Thom Hartmann discusses the natural form of democracy, the impact of inequality on democracy, and the need for reallocation of power in America. The podcast explores forgotten models of American history, writing strategies for accessible history, the evolution of democracy from the animal kingdom to Native American influence, and the partisan divide of the Electoral College.

Thom Hartmann discusses the deceptive tactics used by Fox News and Republicans, including doctored videos of Biden. The impact of right-wing media networks like Sinclair in spreading misinformation is explored. Challenges for Democrats in addressing lies in politics and the importance of challenging mainstream media narratives are discussed.

Thom Hartmann discusses how Republicans are doctoring videos of Biden to spread misinformation, with Hannity leading the charge. The Sinclair media network amplifies these lies, raising concerns about the upcoming election. They explore the historical context of GOP tactics and the influence of right-wing media in shaping public opinion.

Thom Hartmann, known for his insightful work on the Hunter-Farmer Hypothesis, presents a fascinating perspective on ADHD as a neurological type rather than a disorder. He dives into the unique strengths and challenges of 'hunter-types,' offering practical tips on nutrition, exercise, and time management. The discussion emphasizes how embracing these differences can enhance creativity and focus, while also highlighting the psychological benefits of connecting with nature. This fresh take aims to empower listeners to appreciate their uniqueness.

Thom Hartmann, a noted author, presents his intriguing Hunter-Farmer Theory of ADD/ADHD. He explores how our ancestral traits provided evolutionary advantages, particularly for those with ADHD. The discussion delves into the unique feelings of shame individuals face in conventional settings and the importance of self-acceptance. Hartmann advocates for leveraging one's strengths and offers holistic non-medicated approaches to managing symptoms, including lifestyle changes. He also highlights the connection between ADHD, high achievement, and challenges in addiction recovery.