Barry Farah Show

In today's episode Barry Farah interviews education expert and former US Department of Education Official, Elizabeth L. Schultz. Barry Farah discusses with Elizabeth how critical parental involvement is in their child's local school board to stem the tide of a radical left agenda. Listen to learn what policies and practices are being pushed on kids in schools without parental notice or how to run for school board or help someone run. And if that's not an option, learn how to attend and stand up for your parental rights.

In this episode Barry Farah breaks down Robin DiAngelo's "White Fragility." DiAngelo insists that if you are born white you are racist. Barry Farah details DiAngelo's line of thought and its fallacy.

In this episode, Barry Farah encourages the choice of home based education. A longtime proponent of school choice and co-founder of one of the largest classical charter schools in Colorado, Barry Farah supports parents and guardians in the educational choice they believe is best for their kids. He explains how public schools have degraded through the years and in many cases are no longer teaching accurate history, good math to classical English, and are promoting alternative lifestyles and sexual activity in the classroom. Barry lays out good reasons for educating kids at home and interviews a mom of five who is doing just that.

In this episode, we learn from another great black man. Two episodes ago, we revealed the writings of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas that Created Equal is far superior to Critical Theory. Last week we learned from Thomas Sowell that slavery was worldwide, that father desertions explain the ghetto, and that white Liberals caused and deepened the problem. This week we look at the real history of Jim Crow, Reparations and White Slavery guided by the exhortations from Dr. Walter Williams.

In this episode, Barry Farah provides a power-packed summary of Thomas Sowell's study of the history of slavery. For over thirty years, Thomas Sowell studied slavery and racism worldwide. This episode details slavery's presence in countries around the world, the enslavement of many races including whites, and reveals the truth about slavery, and racial oppressors, in America.

In this episode, Barry Farah tells the powerful life story of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Justice Thomas' story, told in the documentary "Created Equal," unfolds the story of his rise from an impoverished childhood, to a Marxist ideology in early adulthood, and finally to his transformation through a deep study of the American founding documents. Barry Farah's telling of this life changing story flies in the face of the left's brand of racism and its destructive critical race theory.

In this episode, Barry Farah exposes key scholastic criticisms of the 1619 Project and its author. The angle in this podcast dispelling the lies of this Project is unique and based on historical facts. Key components of the Declaration of Independence are explored and the 1776 Project is presented.

In this episode, Barry Farah interviews Joe Mitchell, elected to the Iowa State Legislature at the age of 21. Joe Mitchell, the founder of Run GenZ, ran for state house in Iowa beat the GOP establishment favored candidate in the primary by putting in the work. He knocked on doors and made calls while his opponent banked on name ID. Joe tells Barry Farah that when he was talking to voters at the doors he heard over and over again, “My generation has screwed everything up so we will give you a shot.” Joe won by 100 votes and decided to found Run GenZ to help young adults around the country run for office. Supported by Turning Point USA, Run GenZ also provides training and preparation for those who want to run. To learn more about how Run GenZ pulls this off, listen to this podcast and share it with your friends.

Barry Farah is joined by women's sports expert and Idaho State Rep. Barbara Ehardt to discuss why biological males do not belong in women's sports. Rep. Ehardt, a former women's sports coach, presents scientific data related to the DNA and physiology that reveal an unequivocal unfair advantage of biological males competing in women's sports. Barry Farah discusses with Rep. Ehardt her groundbreaking legislation to prevent this unfair advantage and to allow females to earn the wins they've fought for throughout their school years and beyond in sports. Rep. Ehardt shares how several other states have joined in the effort to pass similar legislation.

Today on Culture Shift, Barry Farah interviews the leader of Moms for America, an organization in which tens of thousands of like-minded Moms work together to save the nation. Founded in 2004, Moms for America is a national, nonprofit organization rooted in the principles of liberty and virtue upon which our nation was founded. In this movement, moms promote these principles, along with values and virtues in the home. Their goal is to reclaim American culture for truth, family, and freedom. Through events, rallies, and home groups, Moms for America seeks to revive the sense of community and the spirit of sisterhood that once thrived among the women of America.

In this episode, Barry Farah provides a powerful summary of the elements negatively affecting our economy right now. The average American is only just starting to feel the impact in their bank accounts. With rising prices, the cost of living is just beginning to shoot up. Barry ties these consequences to excessive government spending and pandering to Marxist ideology.

In this episode, Barry Farah describes the dangerous downward slide in America with a POTUS whose faculties are in question and whose responses to national and world disorder are weak. What does this mean for America? Listen to what over 100 former top military brass have to say but this and other grave concerns for our country. Barry Farah brings the challenge of how you can stand your ground in the battle for the American way.

In this episode, Barry Farah highlights more ridiculous items happening now. The Chinese government is launching an app that encourages and tracks snitching on those who aren't obeying the government. Nextdoor is cracking down on what they define as "racism." For the first time in 70 years, the National Day of Prayer was canceled from meeting at the United States Capitol. A renowned epidemiologist who was nominated for a Noble Peace Prize was banned. And who would have known that ice cream and other dairy products could be racist? Barry Farah explains these crazy and ridiculous items.

In his first REACTION episode, Barry Farah responds to President Biden's failure to mention God in the 2021 National Day of Prayer Proclamation. Learn the history of the National Day of Prayer and other significant calls to prayer in America. Barry describes how this special day was passed into law, including the requirement of an official proclamation of prayer to God to be delivered annually by the President of the United States.

In this episode, Barry Farah reveals the short-lived political victory that occurred with the defeat of political correctness. Radicals on campus grew and fought back. As self-segregation and safety have taken the place of truth and debate, development has been stunted in young adults. Learn how Gen Y (known as Millennials) feels about conflict and its results. In addition, Barry presents the reasons for Cancel Culture on campuses today through a character from history, Galileo. Cancel culture is frail and cowardly but it has spread into every sphere of life. Find out Barry’s dozen initiatives that could lead to canceling cancel culture (C cubed) if you engage to make it happen.

In Episode 3 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the last two rights within the first amendment: the freedom of speech and freedom of the press. When it comes to sharing ideas, the “cancel culture” phenomena has already begun muting our abilities to speak freely. Yet, the power to speak is one of the greatest gifts God gave us, because it’s one of his greatest strengths. When God created everything, he did so not by physical exertion, but by speaking. As humans made in the image of God, we bear that same power. Barry Farah hopes you enjoy today’s episode as we discuss the harm in repressing speech and endorsing dishonest journalism. Without the freedom of speech, we will not only cease to live in a government ordered by the people, but it will remove the God-given power of spreading our own ideas.

In Episode 2 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the author of freedom: God. The freedom to practice your own beliefs is necessary for a society to accurately be called “free.” The phrase “Thou Shalt Not” actually transcends the Bible and finds a place in the list of all the things the Founding Fathers thought its government should NOT do (also called the Constitution). Come along to find out why the government needs to get out of the business of restricting religious freedom — and all of our other freedoms as well.

In Episode 1 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah describes what this show is all about – freedom. Today, we will listen to Barry explain what your freedom rights are, and how guarding against the enemies of freedom is essential to your success.

In Episode 22, Barry Farah lays out how the government response to COVID over the last year was a “manage to safety” versus a “manage to freedom” approach. He reviews how government-made decisions based on data that didn’t prove true, including preparation of an inordinate number of hospital beds that were never used. He details the silenced but respected scientific voices in regard to lockdowns, school closures and masks, and the suppressed toll taken on the mental and physical health of Americans as a result. Barry Farah spells out what it would look like if the government had informed and warned when it came to COVID versus denying people’s individual liberty, the negative social impact of Stassi-style shaming, blaming over masks and more.

In Episode 29, Barry Farah explains how Political Correctness culminated in the 1990s as a result of censored speech by the left on college campuses in the 1980s. Discover how anti-American radicals in the 1960s and 1970s set the stage for Political Correctness culture. It was dressed down and demoralized by a chorus of national voices in the '90s, including scholars, right-wing political pundits, and even the President. So now, what about Cancel Culture – can it be canceled? Check it out in this episode!

In Episode 21 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah dives into the details of H.R. 1 making clear that it is a direct assault on our Constitutional Republic. This bill is positioned by its Democrat sponsors as an effort to secure election integrity. Barry explains how instead H.R. 1 undermines election integrity and gives the federal government unconstitutional power in elections that belongs to the states. Barry reflects on the views of the founders as they hammered out the constitutional provisions for elections and why they still matter. Allowing illegal immigrants to vote and a plethora of questionable if not unethical provisions related to mail ballots are just a few items Barry Farah explains. Barry makes clear that a “no” vote in the U.S. Senate is the only way to go on H.R.1.

In Episode 18 of Culture Shift, Alex Clark joins Barry Farah on Culture Shift. As the founder and host of Poplitics, Alex is on the cutting edge of the culture war. Poplitics reaches young conservatives who think big government sucks and who want to keep up with the Kardashians. Alex describes for Barry Farah how she started in radio in Louisville, nearly got cancelled for being an outspoken conservative, and landed in Phoenix to launch Poplitics, the first Turning Point USA daily show. A lifelong fashionista and Swifty, Alex powerfully describes the impact young conservatives have in the culture war and the national movement she launched through Cuteservative groups across the nation and on social media. Alex Clark also dishes on why she loves The Barry Farah Show.

In Episode 8 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the rise of big tech surveillance and the control over free speech. Speech that incites violence and violates the law, is not acceptable. But censoring people based on varying beliefs and opinions is unAmerican. Barry Farah describes the major novels of the 20th century that have warned us about the dangers of the thought police that participated in the horrific dictatorships of the 20th century. In a political state where thoughts are monitored, controlled, and silenced, people are forced to submit to the ideas of those in power or suffer grave consequences. In this episode Barry Farah investigates the history of totalitarian regimes and their efforts to censor speech. And some of these regimes exist in our world today, but have no place in America. Join us today as Barry Farah discusses the importance of the freedom right to share your ideas freely.

In Episode 9 of Culture Shift Barry Farah interviews a young woman named Kristina, who moved from Moldova when she was eight years old. Kristina’s family came to America to escape religious persecution in their country which had been under the Soviet Union’s rule. In this episode Barry Farah and Kristina discuss what that persecution was like for her and her family members, including her great grandfather's imprisonment. Join us today as Barry Farah converses with Kristina about the importance of the freedom of religion, how it is foundational to our freedom in America and how devastating it would be to lose that freedom in this Country.

In Episode 7 of Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the process of impeachment and the due process required for public officials facing indictments. In the United States, the impeachment process does not guarantee removal. Barry describes the process of impeachment as an indictment that requires members of Congress to vote on whether the crime committed is egregious enough for removal. An investigative step is required for the impeachment process to be fully carried out. In this episode Barry Farah goes through the history of presidential impeachments and how it relates to contemporary calls for impeachment. Join us today as Barry discusses the importance of investigation during impeachment to ensure those being indicted are given due process.