2022 Sept 20 The Bryan Hyde Show

2022-09-20

It's our weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos today. If you've been needing a good stout reality supplement, Eric delivers. Questioning the so-called social contract is a good way to get yourself labeled as a troublemaker. At the same time, as Paul Rosenberg explains, it's an honest line of inquiry that too few are willing to consider. When someone points out that the growing challenges we're facing have an almost demonic quality, it's getting harder to disagree. James Howard Kunstler reminds us that good and evil still exist. Why are major retailers canceling billions of dollars in orders as summer comes to an end...

It's our weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos today. If you've been needing a good stout reality supplement, Eric delivers.

Questioning the so-called social contract is a good way to get yourself labeled as a troublemaker. At the same time, as Paul Rosenberg explains, it's an honest line of inquiry that too few are willing to consider.

When someone points out that the growing challenges we're facing have an almost demonic quality, it's getting harder to disagree. James Howard Kunstler reminds us that good and evil still exist.

Why are major retailers canceling billions of dollars in orders as summer comes to an end? Michael Snyder highlights a disturbing new trend that portends extremely challenging times straight ahead.

There are few things more chilling than catching the icy gaze of someone in authority. James Wesley Rawles has a sobering breakdown of our approaching societal winter and some good advice on what to do.

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