We're trying a new dynamic that we call "The Mod Squad." We explore the evolution of podcasting, the impact of talk radio, and the importance of long-form conversations in influencing public opinion. The discussion delves into cultural sensitivity, the complexities of ethnic representation in media, and the challenges of navigating societal issues in today's climate. The hosts emphasize the significance of open dialogue and the need for diverse voices in shaping perspectives. Chime in with your thoughts!

Are you tired of feeling unheard, unappreciated, or stuck in the same painful relationship patterns? In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Michael Pariser, therapist and author of No More Mr. Nice Guy: The Hero's Journey, breaks down exactly what drives Nice Guy Syndrome—and how you can finally break free. Dr. Pariser explains: Why childhood dynamics shape adult people-pleasing How covert contracts quietly sabotage your relationships The link between emotional intelligence, success, and real happiness Why “being the nice one” often leads to resentment, anxiety, and frustration * How to reclaim your desires and show up authentically in life If you feel exhausted from always putting others first, confused about your emotional reactions, or desperate for healthier relationships, this discussion offers practical insight. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Michael Pariser and His Work 01:07 Understanding the Nice Guy Syndrome 05:26 The Dynamics of Manipulation in Relationships 08:06 The Impact of Family Dynamics on Masculinity 12:01 The Role of Childhood Experiences in Shaping Identity 17:30 The Emotional Shutdown Mechanism 21:24 The Quest for a Healthy Upbringing 24:50 The Complexity of Nice Guy Manipulation 27:11 Understanding Nice Guys and Manipulation 28:06 The Importance of Boundaries in Law 30:22 Ethics in Legal Practice 32:44 The Impact of Upbringing on Success 34:48 Hedonic vs. Eudaimonic Happiness 37:44 Taking Small Steps Towards Assertiveness 43:26 The Role of Relationships in Personal Growth 48:40 The Complexity of Family Dynamics 51:34 Emotional Intelligence Explained Guest: Dr. Michael Pariser https://drpariser.com/ That’s a wrap! 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to Moore to Consider! Stay connected for more bold takes, deep dives, and conversations that matter. 🔗 Website: mooretoconsider.com 🐦 Follow on X: @MooreToConsider 🐦 Follow on YouTube: @MooreToConsider Tip Jar: https://buymeacoffee.com/mooretoconsider 🔗 Follow on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-7489741 The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by guests appearing on this podcast are solely those of the guests and do not reflect the views, policies, or positions of the host, the producers, or any affiliated entities. The host and producers make no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information presented by guests and expressly disclaim any and all liability for any actions, damages, or consequences resulting from the use or reliance upon any information provided.

When artist Julian Raven’s portrait of Donald Trump was rejected by the Smithsonian, it sparked more than just artistic controversy—it ignited a legal and constitutional showdown. In this riveting conversation, Raven takes viewers inside his years-long legal battle, exposing what he claims are deep-rooted issues of censorship, political bias, and institutional accountability. Is the Smithsonian truly a public institution—or a private charity shielded from First Amendment obligations? Dive into the debate over government speech, artistic freedom, and what happens when conservative voices challenge elite cultural institutions. A must-watch for anyone passionate about free expression, American identity, and the power of citizen engagement.

Guest: Julian Raven

https://www.julianraven.com

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the First Amendment and Its Importance

02:58 Julian Raven's Journey and Lawsuit Against the Smithsonian

06:11 The Role of the Smithsonian and Political Expression

08:56 The Controversy of Artistic Expression and Political Bias

11:52 The Rejection of Julian's Portrait and Its Implications

14:37 Legal and Ethical Considerations of the Smithsonian's Actions

17:42 The Broader Implications of Government Influence on Art

20:37 Conclusion and Reflection on Freedom of Expression

40:52 Trump's Rise and Political Landscape

41:52 Meeting Trump: An Artist's Journey

48:09 Art, Politics, and Personal Encounters

53:54 Civic Duty and Artistic Expression

01:00:34 Legal Battles and the Smithsonian's Status

01:05:40 Judicial Review and the Separation of Powers

01:14:15 Art, Politics, and Representation

01:16:44 Government Speech and Free Expression

01:19:05 The Role of the Smithsonian

01:22:24 Legal Battles and Partisanship

01:26:09 Trust and Reform in the Smithsonian

01:29:41 The Artist's Journey and Advocacy

01:33:31 Reflections on American Ideals

01:37:39 The Importance of Civic Engagement

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If you like your conversations smart, sharp, and sprinkled with historical spice, this one’s for you. Moore To Consider teams up with Charles Hunley for a witty and thought-provoking dialogue that jumps from Thomas Sowell’s birthday to the political roots of Virginia, from the perils of socialism to the surprising fiscal stance of Davy Crockett. Along the way, they tackle justice vs. mercy, the role of government, and why knowing your history might just save your worldview. A blend of banter, brains, and bold ideas—this conversation is anything but dull.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Friendship Origins

02:56 Reflections on Thomas Jefferson and John Adams

05:43 Historical Significance of Virginia

08:32 The Revolutionary Spirit of the United States

11:26 Personal Connections to Virginia's History

14:21 Family Lineage and Historical Roots

17:14 The Impact of Communism and Socialism

19:57 Transitioning Political Philosophies

22:51 Influences of Thomas Sowell and Ayn Rand

27:08 Influences of Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams

28:38 Thomas Sowell's Journey and Impact

31:30 From Marxism to Economic Realism

33:46 The Evolution of Economic Thought

38:08 The Role of Long-Form Conversations

41:06 Political Economics and Corruption

44:34 Davy Crockett's Lesson on Government Spending

50:29 Judicial Mercy vs. Justice

01:00:58 Curiosity and the Pursuit of Knowledge

01:01:55 The Interconnectedness of History

01:04:19 Exploring the Nature of Existence

01:06:28 The Role of Government and Rights

01:09:00 The Function of Government

01:10:19 Understanding Baselines in Society

01:12:43 The Dangers of Coercion in Belief

01:15:54 Generational Perspectives on Social Issues

01:18:10 The Personal Nature of Religion

01:23:35 The Importance of Good Character

01:27:13 The Journey of Belief and Understanding

Guest: Charles Hundley

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In this episode, we delve into the historical roots and evolution of judicial review, a cornerstone of the American legal system. Join us as we explore the landmark case of Marbury v. Madison, which established the judiciary's power to interpret the Constitution and review the constitutionality of legislative acts. Our guest, Ilya Shapiro, provides insights into how this principle has shaped the balance of power among the branches of government and its implications in contemporary legal and political debates. Tune in to understand the enduring impact of judicial review on American democracy.

Guest: Ilya Shapiro

https://manhattan.institute

https://substack.com/@ishapiro

Author of Lawless, and Supreme Disorder

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Constitutional Confusion

02:20 Ilya's Journey from the Soviet Union to the U.S.

05:14 Understanding the Constitution and Its Misinterpretations

08:05 Judicial Review and the Role of the Supreme Court

12:30 The Evolution of the Bill of Rights

17:55 The Impact of the Progressive Era on Constitutional Amendments

21:04 Democracy vs. Constitutional Republic: A Misunderstanding

24:13 Federal Overreach and the Commerce Clause

27:38 Campaign Finance and Free Speech in Politics

28:19 The Limits of Government Regulation on Speech

30:40 Campaign Finance: A Double-Edged Sword

33:35 Understanding Rights vs. Government Powers

37:26 The Role of Government in Society

42:07 The Second Amendment: Historical Context and Modern Implications

46:02 The Future of Higher Education and DEI Structures

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historian Paul Woodadge unpacks the significance of D-Day and the Normandy invasion, weaving in personal stories and broader historical insights. From the emotional toll of war on veterans to the impact of films like Saving Private Ryan, Woodadge explores how public memory is shaped—and sometimes distorted—by media. The discussion takes a deeper dive into military leadership during World War II, spotlighting figures like Eisenhower and Patton, the complexities of their decisions, and the moral weight they carried.

Touching on topics like the atomic bomb debate, the Yalta Conference, and postwar reconciliation, this episode challenges simplistic narratives and encourages a more nuanced understanding of history, democracy, and the human cost of war. Whether you're a student of history or simply seeking perspective on leadership and legacy, this conversation offers compelling insights into one of the most pivotal periods in modern times.

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https://www.ddayhistorian.com/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to D-Day and Historical Context

05:53 The Impact of Media on Historical Interest

11:59 The Legacy of Saving Private Ryan

18:01 The Use of Atomic Bombs and Historical Debate

33:29 Eisenhower's Unique Leadership Dynamics

39:44 The Complexity of Military Leadership

45:28 Unexpected Encounters: American and German Veterans

51:18 Reunions of Former Enemies

57:33 The Impact of War on Society and Veterans

01:04:32 Historical Context of Military Service in Politics

01:10:30 The Fragmentation of the Axis Powers

01:20:27 Misconceptions About D-Day

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