Conversation #10 – Thomas Massie And The Price Of Principle
In this episode of The Birch Beat, Dr. Duke and Christian Gomez, research project manager for The John Birch Society, discuss Thomas Massie’s primary loss, the outside money and political forces behind it, and why Massie’s Constitutional, non-interventionist record still makes him a leading voice in the liberty movement.
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Conversation #19 – The Spy Who Wouldn’t Break
On this episode of The Birch Beat, Bill Jasper recounts the extraordinary life of Hilaire du Berrier, a journalist, spy, and anti-communist who survived years of torture during World War II and later became a longtime intelligence writer for The John Birch Society. ...
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Conversation #18 – Respecting Principles Over Political Personalities
The New American’s Gary Benoit joins Dr. Duke to explain why Americans must judge political leaders by constitutional principles—not personalities—and return to an America First, non-interventionist foreign policy. ...
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Conversation #17 – Why Founding Principles Still Matter
Dr. Duke sits down with The John Birch Society’s Development Officer, Armando Escalante, to discuss his journey into the organization and why understanding the Constitution’s foundational principles is essential to preserving liberty, limited government, and God-given rights. ...
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Conversation #16 – Winning Back The Next Generation
On this episode of The Birch Beat, Dr. Duke speaks with JBS National Director of Development Tim Marden about exposing hidden political influence, reaching disillusioned young Americans, and turning frustration into meaningful local action. ...
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