Conversation #13 – How JBS Grades Lawmakers Across The Country
Dr. Duke sits down with JBS research associate Peter Rykowski to explain how the Freedom Index holds federal and state lawmakers accountable by comparing their voting records to the Constitution instead of their campaign promises.
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Conversation #12 – Why Serious Thinking Still Matters
In this episode of The Birch Beat, Dr. Duke sits down with Steve Bonta, publisher of The New American Magazine, to discuss how The John Birch Society’s intellectual roots, love of serious scholarship, and commitment to self-education offer a much-needed alternative to today’s shallow academic culture and online soundbite thinking. ...
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Conversation #11 – Reclaiming The Traditional Family In Modern America
On this episode of The Birch Beat, Dr. Duke speaks with Rebecca Terrell, senior editor for The New American Magazine, about The John Birch Society’s mission, the fight against globalist influence, and why restoring the family and traditional femininity is key to rebuilding American culture. ...
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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 #9 – What Thomas Massie’s Loss Says About Our Electorate
Gary Benoit, editor of The New American Magazine, joins The Birch Beat to discuss Thomas Massie’s primary loss, arguing that the race exposed how money, media attacks, omnibus bills, foreign aid, inflation, debt, and war powers all reveal the urgent need for a better-informed constitutional electorate. ...
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