Didactic Mind

Didactic Mind, Ep 25: Expert Stupidity

In this week's podcast, I discuss the blindness and stupidity of so-called "experts" who have done so much damage to all of us.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 24: Victory

The latest episode of Didactic Mind is up, and seeing as how it is Easter Sunday today, I figured that this would be a good opportunity to talk about the meaning of the day, the power of the name of Our Lord and King, Jesus Christ, and the extremely timely nature of the message that He brought to us in the current crisis.
(Note: this is episode 24, NOT 23. My bad.)
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Didactic Mind, Ep 23: Mythbusting

In this week's episode, I discuss and dismantle some of the myths surrounding the origins of the Great Depression, the ways in which it unfolded - from the idea that Herbert Hoover was some sort of "do-nothing President", to the even sillier notion that FDR "saved" the USA, to the downright absurd one that the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act made it all far worse than it had to be - and the manner in which it ended.
I also make a bit of a digression into how open market operations work, and the extreme dangers posed by the unaccountable, unelected, uncontrolled Federal Reserve, and the ways in which the Fed affects trade, commerce, and liberty at virtually every level of the economy.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 22: A New Hope for the Forgotten Man

In this week's podcast I address a wide range of subjects, from the ridiculous and frankly overhyped estimates of Corona-chan's mortality rate, to the dangers of taking epidemiological models too seriously, to the different ways in which societies have adapted and reacted and overcome, to the political reality behind the panic gripping us all right now. And I look ahead to what we can expect from the recovery that will take place once all of this is over - and how that recovery could potentially be derailed.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 21: The Litany Against Fear

This week, I address the plague of fear sweeping around the world and do what I can to provide some hope, optimism, and realism to all of you.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 20: The Ides of March

This week I address the panic surrounding COVID-19's spread and point out that this is not, in fact, the end of the freakin' world.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 19: The Corona-chan Poast

I look at the spread of Corona-chan and try to bring some sober, clear-headed analysis that cuts through the Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) that has been spread throughout the world by the mainstream (((media))) through increasingly sensationalised and panicked headlines.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 18: The Greatest Lies Ever Told

In this week's episode I go a bit philosophical again, talking about the greatest lies that the Great Deceiver tells us on a daily basis, how to reject them, and how to embrace the truths that guide us into a better and more fulfilling life.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 17: The Riddle of Steel

In this week's episode I discuss the Riddle of Steel, an idea with its roots in the epic 1982 cinematic masterpiece Conan the Barbarian, and explore its relationship with powerlifting and iron sports in general.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 16: Live For the Kill

In this episode I take a look at His Most Illustrious, Noble, August, Benevolent, and Legendary Celestial Majesty, the God-Emperor of Mankind, Donaldus Triumphus Magnus Astra, the First of His Name, who has triumphed so brilliantly over his enemies this past week. I look at the way in which he embraces conflict and even thrives on it, and the ways in which you can apply that mindset to your own life.
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