David Gornoski

"Scientists have 'conversation' with people during lucid dreams," a new study published on Science Direct claims. Why do we dream? What is a dream? What happens in our brain when we sleep? Join Dr. Weiping Yu as he comments on this story. Why do people drastically change their lives after having near-death experiences? Is information stored via magnetism in various locations? Listen to the full segment to find out. Visit A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com

David Gornoski starts off the show with a reflection on how fear drives us towards blaming others instead of employing creativity to solve problems. What do we need to do to create a joyful society? How has Christ's Gospel technology inspired whistleblowers and investigative journalism in the face of statist corporate media? Is it possible for a Christ-haunted society to sustain itself on the use of preemptive violence against nonviolent offenders? Why does the rise of comorbidities correlate with the increase in the consumption of seed oils? Visit A Neighbor's Choice at aneighborschoice.com

David Gornoski starts the episode by going through the latest news reports on censorship, corporate media disinformation, leftist idolatry of the state, the green energy racket, and more. Also in the show, David is joined by journalist and author of They're Not Listening, Ryan James Girdusky, who calls in to explain the truth about the Lincoln Project. Who is John Weaver and why should we pay attention to the sexual harassment allegations against him? What can we learn from the revelations about this anti-Trump Republican project? Listen to the full episode to find out. Visit Ryan Girdusky's website at ryangirdusky.com Visit A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com

"There's this desire in our society to change reality with words," David Gornoski says as he highlights the attempt to make actual violence passé while justifying violence against nonviolent persons. How ridiculous is Disney's labeling of their own products as offensive? How religious is woke culture? Join David as he takes on Big Tech censorship, cancel culture, and political groupthink while urging us to stand firm in the face of stupefied crowds baying for sacrifices so that the state doesn't crumble on its foundation of nonviolent victims. Visit A Neighbor's Choice at aneighborschoice.com

Andrew McLuhan, Director of the McLuhan Institute and grandson of media theorist Marshall McLuhan, dives into the intersections of media, technology, and identity. He explores how Marshall’s concepts resonate with René Girard’s theories, particularly regarding desire and rituals. The discussion touches on the impact of pandemic-induced changes in media consumption, especially on children's well-being, and reimagines technology's role in fostering creativity rather than distraction. McLuhan’s insights spark reflections on how media shapes our lives today.

David Gornoski talks about the upcoming CPAC and the reports of Trump giving his first speech post-presidency. What do conservatives need to win the future? Join David as he answers this question by highlighting why we must not only tell the truth about the news but also live by the right principles. Was there a conspiracy to kill Malcolm X? Did Trump effect any real change in the swamp of DC? Was Fauci ever proved correct in his pandemic observations, if there were any? Listen to the full episode to find out and more. Visit A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com

David Gornoski starts the episode by briefly going through some of the latest news. David is joined by Talkers Magazine's Michael Harrison who talks at length about the influence of Rush Limbaugh and what made him so successful. What lies in the future for talk radio? Listen to the full episode to find out. Also in the show, David Gornoski talks about why we shouldn't resign ourselves to death or submit to death anxiety that makes us do horrible and selfish things. Do we need a near-death experience to change society for the better? Visit A Neighbor's Choice at aneighborschoice.com

David Gornoski sits down with Donald J. Devine, political scientist and author of The Enduring Tension. David and Dr. Devine touch on a variety of topics such as the deep political divide in America, the decline of conservative influence in media, the impact of Rene Girard's work on anthropology, Dr. Devine's experience of working with President Ronald Reagan, the breaking down of the welfare state, and more. Can we ever get rid of envy from our society? What is the best way to limit coercion and where does the future of politics lie? Listen to the full podcast to find out. Buy Donald Devine's book "The Enduring Tension" on Amazon. Check out more content from David Gornoski, including his daily radio show at aneighborschoice.com

Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute returns to the show to comment on the Texas power outage that has been making headlines around the country. Is this power crisis due to an overreliance on solar panels? What does this episode reveal about green energy? How influential was Rush Limbaugh? How deep is economics' connection to culture and morality? Listen to the full segment to find out and more. Visit the A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com

Dr. Weiping Yu returns with another brand new segment of Science and U. The physicist comments on the latest news that the NASA rover Perseverance has landed on Mars and has begun searching for signs of ancient life. How are the prospects looking for future colonization on Mars? Dr. Yu also comments on a new theoretical model that says magnetic fields help shape the formation of new planets. Is gravity just a part of magnetic attraction? Do galaxies have magnetic fields too? Listen to the full segment to find out. Visit A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com