Viewing the World through the Lens of History and Subsidiarity
Professor Wall welcomes Professor Kevin Gutzman aboard to discuss his newest and farthest-reaching work yet “The Jeffersonians” which for the first time ties together the history of the presidential terms of America’s third, fourth and fifth presidents.
Professor Wall welcomes Professor F.H. Buckley, author of the seminal work American Secession: The Looming Threat of a National Breakup, to the Rural Sense Show to discuss the unfolding secession environment within the United States.
Will New Hampshire become its own independent nation very soon? A groundswell of support for the concept makes it more likely than many think! Professor Wall welcomes Alu Axelman to the show to discuss the New Hampshire Independence movement and its history, philosophy, support and strategies.
Professor Wall welcomes true grassroots congressional candidate Marissa Selvig aboard to discuss problems in American politics such as the uniparty and the focus on personality and viability over policy and how that may be changing.
Professor Wall and Jason Greene discuss a secret weapon to help combat food shortages and return America to it’s pro-family, decentralized roots: Farmers Markets.
Is unchecked power the underlying root to America’s problems today? What can we learn from these lessons in preparing to shape America’s future? The Professor welcomes Chris Rossini of the Ron Paul Liberty Report aboard for a penetrating discussion on these questions and much more!
Are the events unfolding in the larger world an indicator that secession is our future? Daniel McAdams of the Ron Paul Institute comes aboard for a great discussion on these questions and more!
Will Texas leave the Union very soon? They will if the Texas Nationalist Movement has anything to say about it! Professor Wall welcomes Daniel Miller to the show to discuss Texit and its history, philosophy and strategies.
Contrary to the statements or implied results put forward by the news media, the trucker blockade was not the main cause of the economic suffering in the communities along the Canada-USA border. Rather, the residents say, that the economic downturn for them began with the COVID restrictions which unfolded in 2020. While the truck blockade has made things tougher, the root of the economic suffering lies with the COVID restrictions.
What if there was a way of looking at the history of America which helped us understand how America got to where it is today?