Barry Farah Show

In the seventh episode of the Citizen Mandate mini-series, Barry unpacks the history of what led the founders to build the foundational pillar of liberty. a powerful talk. Along the way, learn about the classical approach to education, the history of the tyrant, Oliver Cromwell, and the fascinating lineage of George Washington. This mini-series covers the important topic of citizen mandates that lay the foundation upon which freedom is built in the United States. Citizen mandates are the implicit or explicit command of the people to the government.

The era leading up to the 1972 Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion was riddled with lies pertaining to abortion. Leading the charge was journalist and activist, Larry Lader, and medical doctor, Dr. Bernard Nathanson, who saturated the media with propaganda. In this episode, dive deeper into the turning tide of public opinion on the subject of abortion.

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 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 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 this episode, Barry interviews First Liberty CEO, Kelley Shackleford, who is in the fight to defend our American First Amendment rights. Listen to stay up to date on what is going on in the legal fight for vaccine exemption and religious freedom.

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.

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 the eighth episode of the Citizen Mandate mini-series, Barry promotes the powerful pillar of freedom, the pursuit of happiness also known as the “American Dream.” Understand the link between the fundamental right to pursue happiness with purpose and personal responsibility. You can go for it however you desire – as long as it does not infringe on the rights of others to do the same. This mini-series covers the important topic of citizen mandates or the social contract that lay the foundation upon which freedom is built in the United States. Citizen mandates are the implicit or explicit command of the people to the government.

Before the famous Supreme Court case in 1973 known as “Roe v. Wade,” abortion was illegal in the United States. In this episode, Barry exposes the key players of this famous court case and the leaks at the Supreme Court that pressured judges to vote in favor of abortion.

People have been required to wear masks in airports, train stations, on airplanes, buses and most other means of transportation. If you failed to comply you could go to jail, be fined, or, at minimum, be removed from your seat on the bus, train or plane. Two brave women and the Health Freedom Defense Fund blew the whistle on the unlawful mask mandates across the U.S. and brought the legal fight directly to the CDC. In a powerful court ruling, Federal Judge Kathryn Mizel ruled the mask mandate overstepped the authority of the CDC and violated the process required for rule-making defined in the Administrative Procedure Act. In this episode, Barry Farah explains the court case and the effects on our freedom.

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.

71% of Gen Zers, ages 9 through 24, think abortion is morally acceptable. So how do you influence a Gen Zer who is pro-abortion? In this episode, Barry looks at the subject of abortion through the lens of a typical Gen Zer and gives practical advice for engaging with this young generation.

If you're under 40 years old, if you're a truth-seeking Millennial or Gen-Z-er, the Barry Farah Show is for you: This show is all about freedom; and your freedom means everything. In this episode, Barry Farah recounts the historical evils of socialism; how its ultimate plan is to erode all personal liberty. Not only is socialism evil, envy-driven, violent and bad for our health, it is bad for our minds, will and emotions. It's bad for our souls. There is a way forward though, and Barry Farah enthusiastically arms listeners with data, science, history and logical thought, in order to equip the Millennial and Gen-Z generations to lead the way. You won't want to miss this episode, as Barry seeks to equip you with tools to confidently believe in the goodness of moral strength, and to know that your freedom rights are granted by God, not government. If you're truth-seeking, you will be prepared to defend and promote what is right and just and true. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1545301↗%EF%B8%8F

Today on Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the balance of power and how it relates to the recent election. 2020 brought with it a huge expansion in government overreach in its allowance of violence, its mandate to force business closures, and response to the evidence of alleged election fraud. The balance of power for the three branches laid out in the Constitution is critical to right these wrongs, and is sadly waning. Today, Barry Farah describes a concept he calls “the tripod.” This concept displays how the executive, legislative, and judicial branches – or departments as Madison refers to them in the Federalist papers – all have individual roles, but are critically interdependent on each other. If one branch oversteps or abdicates their responsibilities, tyranny is inevitable. The 2020 election reveals numerous examples of voting misconduct and if the roles of our government are not upheld, we will never know if the results are an honest representation of who won. Join us in today’s episode as Barry Farah describes exactly how government roles are being abdicated in this election just days before Congress reviews the electoral college votes.

In this episode of Culture Shift, Barry Farah explains the real secret of success. Many best-selling books and speakers have covered the topic of success. Barry unveils the importance of America in establishing an environment of economic freedom that unlocked the potential for success never before seen in history. Individual liberty was first acknowledged in government in the 1200s through the Magna Carta, and in the Bible when God created man and woman to be productive. Barry Farah shares the story of his grandad’s immigration to the United States in the early 1900s and his patriotism as a child. Economic freedom is personal to each of us and Barry makes the point that we own our own labor. Government is to govern at the consent of the governed, and we are to be free to produce and not have our rights to our own productivity infringed. Barry Farah makes the point that this is the American Dream, and it is unique in the world. We have the right to pursue our own happiness and that right is granted to us by God, not the government. Barry ends this episode with a game you can play to capture the essence of the free market game you can play to capture the essence of the free market.

In this episode, Barry Farah breaks down House Bill 5, known as the Equality Act. The Equality Act does a search and replace on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, swapping LGBTQ rights for minority rights mentioned in the 1964 Act. But it goes beyond the Civil Rights Act to grant not only equal rights, but special rights. Barry Farah explains how the Equality Act, under the guise of removing discrimination against the LGBTQ community, infringes on the freedoms of others. Barry describes how the Equality Act effectively ends women’s sports as biological males who identify as trans or female must be allowed to compete in women’s sports, for example. It would require businesses and nonprofits to hire trans individuals for reasons other than being qualified for the job. Barry Farah shows how the Department of Justice would be empowered to enforce these requirements. In addition, if passed into law, the Equality Act would do away with the Religious Freedom Act’s protection of faith-based organizations and churches, requiring that they hire people from the LGBTQ community regardless of whether they are aligned with the theology of these institutions. Barry Farah suggests that the Equality Act also discriminates against biological females by requiring that public restrooms or locker rooms be open for use by biological males who identifies as female, regardless of safety and privacy concerns. Barry Farah asserts that the rights afforded to all Americans should be experienced by members of the LGBTQ community, without granting special rights or taking away the rights of others.

Today on Culture Shift, Barry Farah talks about the freedom right to peaceably assemble enshrined in the First Amendment and the events that took place recently at the U.S. Capitol. The right to peaceably assemble was first asserted by the colonists when the British attempted to suppress this right. This eventually led to its incorporation into our Constitution. Barry Farah describes why peaceable assembly is good no matter how distasteful the ideas being promoted. Granting all people the right to share their ideas allows the best ideas to win. Barry Farah also outlines in this episode the recent events at the U.S. Capitol and describes how peaceful protesters were joined by those with a more violent intent. Join us on today’s episode as Barry Farah describes how peaceable assemblies, not violent ones, are the pathway to expressing our grievances. Check it out on your favorite podcast platform. “There are 421 mentions of peace in the Bible, and they are explicitly from God.” (2:43) “God desires for the community to be at peace in an assembly and therefore, He wants us to peaceably assemble.” (3:53) “The freedom to assemble as protected gatherings from all across the board is good.” (8:15) “Even if a gathering is dishonorable and the speech is distasteful, it’s worth protecting their right to peaceably assemble, so we can protect everyone ours.” (10:20) “The freedom to peaceably protest has shaped and continues to shape America.” (12:54)

Part 2: Barry Farah reviews executive orders signed by the new POTUS in 2021, illuminating the role of executive authority according to the U.S. Constitution and how it differs from that of the former British monarchy. Barry goes through the first X orders and explains what they mean for us as citizens and their impact on business, the economy, the military, and more. Barry Farah refers to Alexander Hamilton’s writings in the Federalist paper in comparing the new U.S. Constitutional system and the role of the executive branch. He describes how past presidents utilized executive orders, and how the number of E.O.s issued varies greatly throughout U.S. history. Finally, Barry Farah reveals the ongoing debate over whether or not the executive branch has too much power or not enough in American politics.

In Episode 27, Barry Farah shocks listeners with the recent travel restrictions placed upon Brits by an act of Parliament. Known for its freedom of travel, the country has reached new heights of control over its citizens. Barry Farah explains why it is clearly unconstitutional to restrict the movement of Americans. Barry walks through how liberty to travel has been reaffirmed by the US Supreme Court on more than one occasion.