Taking 100% responsibility for your health | Curt Mercadante

08/12/22 • 17 min

If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that each of us needs to take 100% for our health. And yet, the programming in our society pushes us to be mere victims — because victims are consumers. Curt Mercadante discusses why in today’s episode.

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The entrepreneurial theory of social change | T.K. Coleman

This episode originally aired in 2020.

In a world of political, economic, and social upheaval, how can we enact positive change?

“I believe in an entrepreneurial theory of social change,” said T.K. Coleman, director of entrepreneurial education at the Foundation for Economic Foundation (FEE) and the co-founder and education director at Praxis. “For me, I'm not interested in just changing the way people see the world. I'm interested in changing the world that people see.”

Coleman is also creator and host of the “Revolution of One” YouTube series.

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How Russia and China Weaponize the Internet | Brig. Gen. Robert Spalding, USAF (Ret)

This episode originally aired in 2020.

Technology tools that were created to “make our lives better” can now be “turned against us to create animosity, and then strife,” said Brig. Gen. Robert Spalding (USAF, ret.) in an interview with Freedom Media Network host Curt Mercadante.

Spalding said those same tools are being used by the Chinese Communist Party to wield influence and create disunity and discord within America’s borders.

Brigadier General Robert Spalding, USAF (Ret.) left his post as director of strategic planning to the president for the National Security Council after a furor caused by his warnings over the security of Americans’ online data.

A 26 year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Gen. Spalding also previously served as China strategist to the Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and pilot of the B2 stealth aircraft.

In his book, “Stealth War: How the Chinese Took Over While America’s Elite Slept,” General Spalding raises concerns over the CCP's war on free speech inside -- and outside -- its borders.