4 chapters across the catalog
Fox News correspondent Greg Palkot reported from Kyiv on the aftermath of the attempted uprising in Russia. The hosts scrutinize Palkot's background, noting his education at Wesleyan University and his history with the Associated Press. The report frames the events as the biggest challenge to Vladimir Putin's rule in two decades, though the hosts question the authenticity of the footage provided.
Employer Vaccine Mandates, FDA Approval and Legal Liability
The hosts explore the legal implications of companies requiring employees to receive experimental vaccines. They discuss Pfizer's request for full FDA approval, which could lead to more government and private sector mandates. The segment highlights Virginia Wesleyan University and other colleges already requiring vaccination records for students.
Everett Piper, Academic Freedom, Ideological Fascism
Everett Piper, President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, argued that modern academia has created a "monster" by teaching narcissism and victimization for decades. He characterized the current state of higher education as "ideological fascism" where students demand compliance rather than academic freedom. Piper asserts that the abandonment of objective truth in universities has led directly to the volatility seen in the public square.
Oklahoma Wesleyan University President's Response to Narcissism
Dr. Everett Piper, President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, gains national attention for his response to a student who felt "victimized" by a sermon on love. Piper's letter tells students that the university is "not a daycare" and that feeling uncomfortable after a sermon is called a "conscience." He explicitly states that the school will not issue trigger warnings or coddle student narcissism.
