2022 June 28 The Bryan Hyde Show
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation about his latest observations about living during interesting times.
A lot of folks have strong opinions on the overturning of the Roe v. Wade decision last week. Grayson Quay joins me to share his thoughts on what the Dobbs ruling means for the pro-life movement.
Discussions about asset protection probably aren't the sexiest conversations to be a part of. However, Larry Alton says with the direction our economy is headed, the middle class needs to start thinking about asset protection.
In a dying culture where authentic manhood is dismissed as "toxic" and cause for derision, who will make the case for men to be men once again. Rachel Lu has a great take on recovering the path to manhood.
If you've reached that point in life where you're giving serious thought about the kind of world your grandchildren will inherit, welcome to the club. Steve Daly lists 4 troubling trends that have his attention.
A terrible myth that is widely accepted throughout American society is that government policies are intended to help the common citizen. Ryan Lau says the attack on Juul is a scandal that proves the opposite is true.
One of the most powerful arguments against abortion is found in the consciences of people who regret having had one. Jonathan Barnes say he still wonders about the child he and his then girlfriend almost had.
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