The Brian Nichols Show

Do you want to know what Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein have in common? Or how about the fact that your vaccine records or financial records could be stored under your skin using quantum dot technology? These are just a few of the mind-blowing revelations that you'll discover in this episode of The Brian Nichols Show. Join Brian Nichols and Clay Clark as they dive deep into the world of CBDCs (central bank digital currencies) and the agenda behind the Great Reset. Clay, a successful business owner and podcast host, is on a mission to expose the truth and empower business owners to prepare for the upcoming recession. But it's not all doom and gloom. Brian and Clay are here to empower you to take action and fight back against the oppressive measures being put in place. So if you're ready to have your mind blown and discover the truth about the CBDCs and the Great Reset, don't miss this episode of The Brian Nichols Show. Get ready to be empowered and inspired to take action and fight for your freedom!

Do you want to hear a fresh and inspiring take on Liberty-based ideas? Then you don't want to miss this episode of The Brian Nichols Show! In this episode, Brian Nichols speaks with Kate Barnett from Dark Entries Design, a talented artist and interior designer who is bringing a Liberty-based mind to her work. Kate's unique approach to design is refreshing and inspiring, and her passion for creating personalized spaces that reflect her clients' values and personalities is truly remarkable. But Kate's story is not just about design. It's about how art, politics, and personal values intersect in unexpected ways. From her childhood love for drawing to her interest in politics and her dedication to creating spaces free from government intervention, Kate's story is a testament to the power of Liberty-based ideas in all aspects of life. And the best part? Kate's approach to interior design is truly unique. She listens to her clients and gathers their inspirations and preferences before creating a realistic 3D rendering of the space. Her deliverables are detailed plans that include all the necessary materials, furniture, and goods, ensuring that her clients' spaces are tailored to their tastes and needs. If you're looking for an inspiring conversation that challenges the status quo, this is the episode for you. So tune in and get ready to be inspired by Kate Barnett's unique approach to Liberty-based interior design!

Are you ready for a thought-provoking conversation about the current state of America? Then you need to check out The Brian Nichols Show! In this episode, Brian is joined by Matt Battaglia, master storyteller from Free the People, to discuss his new book House on Fire. This isn't your ordinary political discussion. Matt's new book House on Fire is a cautionary tale, taking elements of the past three years and fictionalizing them to make it into a story. It is emotionally driven and explores the darkest parts of society and the cycle of destruction that could occur if it continues. It's like a dystopian novel come to life, and you won't be able to look away. During their conversation, Matt and Brian discuss how stories have the power to change the world. They believe that it is important for people to tell stories to set narratives and respond to errors in order to preserve truth. They also delve into the current pandemic and the supply chain issues that have arisen, such as the increase in beef prices and difficulty in finding eggs. They suggest that Matt's new book can be read into in different ways, making it perfect for those who love a good debate. But this isn't just a discussion about politics and society. It's about the power of storytelling and how it can make a difference in the world. Matt has been working for Free the People for some time, producing documentaries and the show Kibbe on Liberty, and has been drawing comics for many years. His experience in storytelling shines through in this episode, and you won't want to miss a second of it. So, if you're looking for a unique and engaging discussion about the current state of America and the power of storytelling, then The Brian Nichols Show is for you. Tune in to learn how to use sales and marketing to win conversations about political issues and hear from a master storyteller about his new book House on Fire. Get ready for a discussion that will leave you thinking long after it's over!

How can cultural conversations help spread the Libertarian message? Tune into The Brian Nichols Show, where host Brian Nichols and guest Brian McWilliams of the "Mean Age Daydream" podcast discuss the power of cultural conversations in spreading the Libertarian message. McWilliams argues that Libertarians should take advantage of social media to engage people in conversations about trending topics and add their insight. He emphasizes that culture leads politics and engaging in cultural conversations is essential for political success. Nichols agrees and adds that Libertarians often have fun conversations about culture that can help spread the Libertarian message. But it's not just about having fun conversations. Nichols and McWilliams discuss the importance of prioritizing culture wars over election campaigns to spread the Libertarian message. They emphasize the need for leaders that people can look up to and emulate, rather than those who are "hot messes." They cite a recent podcast episode about beloved author Roald Dahl as an example of how engaging in cultural conversations can help spread the Libertarian message. The conversation also touches on how culture is impacting discussions about the COVID-19 pandemic, with McWilliams pointing out how the New York Times published an opinion piece that allowed a discussion of the effectiveness of masks. Culture is being used to discuss how to live our lives, run our businesses, and educate our children, making cultural conversations essential for political success. Nichols also shares his experience making YouTube shorts that have been successful in engaging people, even if they love or hate the content. He emphasizes the importance of using social media to get people engaged and shares a meme of a woman working out numbers in her head as an example of how people engage with content. So if you want to learn how to spread the Libertarian message through cultural conversations, tune into The Brian Nichols Show. It's time to prioritize culture wars and engage people on important topics.

Are you tired of conflicting information about masks and their effectiveness in preventing the spread of respiratory illnesses? Look no further than The Brian Nichols Show! For 3 years, we have been questioning the mainstream narrative and challenging the consensus, and now scientific studies are backing up their claims. Join host Brian Nichols as he dives into the science behind mask mandates and discusses how dissenting viewpoints are essential to the scientific process. In a recent New York Times article, Oxford epidemiologist Tom Jefferson concluded that there is no evidence that masks make any difference and that the studies that initially persuaded policymakers to impose mask mandates were flawed observational studies. But why were we forced to wear masks for so long without concrete evidence of their effectiveness? The Brian Nichols Show isn't afraid to ask the tough questions and challenge the mainstream experts and pundits who were wrong about mask mandates. From the Director of the CDC to conspiracy theorists and quack cure peddlers, the show covers it all. Tune in to The Brian Nichols Show and join the discussion today!

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Get ready to be captivated by an episode of The Brian Nichols Show that will leave you on the edge of your seat! In this episode, Brian is joined by Jody Plauché, author of the heart-wrenching book "Why, Gary? Why?", to discuss a story of sexual abuse, vigilantism, and personal growth. Jody shares his chilling experience of being abducted and sexually assaulted by his karate teacher at just 11 years old. He recounts the helplessness he felt as a child and the shocking events that followed. Jody's father, Gary Plauché, made a controversial decision to take justice into his own hands and kill the karate instructor who had abused his son, sparking a nationwide debate on the limits of self-defense. But this episode is not just about true crime - it's a powerful cautionary tale about recognizing the red flags of sexual abuse and taking action to protect yourself and your loved ones. Jody draws on his experience as a certified sexual assault counselor to provide valuable information for parents, victims, and survivors of sexual assault. Join Brian and Jody as they delve into the dark side of human nature and the power of personal growth. Jody reflects on his own childhood and the red flags he noticed in retrospect, urging parents to be vigilant and protect their children from abuse. He shares his personal journey of healing and how he hopes to use his experience to help others. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in true crime, personal growth, or understanding the warning signs of sexual abuse. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation between Brian and Jody as they explore the limits of self-defense, the importance of safety, and the power of healing. Tune in now and prepare to be moved!