Episode 95, “Courage”

May 2

-Andrew For America calls for and passionately defends courage. He shares a story about a recent hatchet piece by Taylor Lorenz of the Washington Post, doxxing the owner of the "LibsofTikTok" page. Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee got involved afterwards, and Andrew discusses his thoughts on the situation as he shares the story. Also, Andrew reads a piece from Henry Miller entitled, "The Illusion of Freedom," as well as some quotes from Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, and William Butler Yeats.

-The song selection is the song, "Bonfire of the Constitution" by the band False Alliance.

Show Notes:

Many Americans need help discovering and developing their Courage. Courage is important because we all need encouragement and motivation in order to achieve our goals.

In today's episode, I go in-depth about how my fellow Americans can benefit from having Courage.

This subject came up for me because I know that fear is the most universal human characteristic, and fighting our fears is a never-ending process. The choice must be made over and over and over again. Constantly making good choices takes courage.

I thought this was important to talk about in this episode because far too many people are afraid, some are even cowards.

Here's what you'll learn in this episode:

How Seth Dillon got involved with the victim of the Taylor Lorenz doxxing story.
A short piece entitled, "The Illusion of Freedom" by Henry Miller.
Andrew plays the track, “Bonfire of the Constitution” by the band False Alliance.

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