Didactic Mind

Didactic Mind, Ep. 51: The Darwinian Devolution

This week's podcast is all about evolution and the (huge) problems with the current Neo-Darwinian Synthesis and provides some basic mathematical analysis to give the hapless evolutions something to shoot for.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 50: Interview with LTC Tom Kratman

This week marks a special milestone - 50 episodes of any podcast are a pretty good collection, especially when they are each an hour long or more. I'm not saying they're ALL gems, because they're NOT - I have at least enough self-awareness to know full well that my rants can be hit-or-miss - but evidently people do like what I have to say. So marking the 50th such podcast would of course require something interesting.
And through a very fortunate combination of events, we have today's 50th-episode podcast, which consisted of an interview with one Tom Kratman.
What you will find here is actually "only" the recorded part of a much longer conversation on Zoom - we were talking for nearly 2.5hrs, I think, and it was a fascinating discussion. I learned a lot of things that I'd never known before about the military, politics, history, and various other topics, and it's my privilege to share them with you through this podcast.
MANY thanks to Tom Kratman for graciously lending a big chunk of his time to allow some random shlemiel on the internet to interview him at such length, and for his continued patronage of this blog. As you will hear toward the end of the interview, he has a HUGE number of writing projects on his plate right now, so do keep an eye out for those books to drop in the near future.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 49: Have No Fear

This podcast may be perhaps the most important that I've recorded so far. It is all about fighting the mind-crippling fear that has overtaken all of us thanks to the Chinese Mumps. I provide some understanding of what has happened, why the fear is overblown, what you can do to fight it, and where and how there is reason for hope.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 48: One Little Victory

In this week's podcast, I talk about hope and victory against two of the greatest threats that we face in the modern world - Communism and Islam - and how they can both be defeated through action and faith.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 47: The Nameless One

This week, I start off by discussing the latest news from the SCOTUS, with the passing of Justice Ginsburg, and the likely ramifications thereof. I then segue into a topic that I mentioned in the Domain Query podcast from earlier in the week, looking at the likely identity of the historical Muhammad, the "prophet" of Islam.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 46: From 4GW to 0GW

This week's podcast is all about 4th Generation Warfare as applied on the streets of America, following the assassination of a Trump supporter in the streets of Portland.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 45: Immigration = War

I talk about how immigration inevitably leads to war, and why and how this applies to the current state of affairs in the USA.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 44: One Man, One Book, Pt. 2

In the second part of my synthesis of the investigations into the origins of Islam, I delve into the historical "prophet" Muhammad of Islam, and look at the evidence that shows pretty conclusively that the man as described in Islamic traditions simply could not have existed.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 43: One Man, One Book, Pt. 1

This week's podcast is all about the origins of Islam and whether or not the canonical story about the Koran can be trusted. It contains a lot of interesting information that I've assembled from various sources, both written and audio-visual, and I've provided full attributions in the podcast itself.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 42: Life, the Universe, and Everything

This week's episode takes a bit more of an introspective look at how to take full responsibility for your life, accept your failures, address them, and execute rapid and life-altering changes that will transform you from a weak child into a fearless leader and adult.
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