The Liberated Citizen

Securing the Republic

In every election cycle, accusations of corruption and unethical behavior fly across party lines, eroding public trust in our government. As power shifts, so does the focus on abuses and inefficiencies within our political system. But now, with Republicans holding the Presidency and narrow control of both the House and Senate, we have a rare opportunity to act. It's time to push forward reforms that promote transparency, reinstate meaningful checks and balances, and safeguard the separation of powers envisioned by our Founding Fathers. Join me to discuss ideas to secure our Republic against future tyranny.

Call of (Civic) Duty

Happy New Year! Here is a new episode to begin the year. In this episode, I call for Americans to embrace their civic duties and continue their engagement past the election cycles. We need steadfast repetitive support to our elected representatives to stay the course; to enact legislation and initiatives that support liberty, American values, and secure our Constitutional Republic for the future.

You Won, Now What?

In this episode of The Liberated Citizen, we take a look at what the Trump and Republican victory means and discuss some of the controversial nominees. I also offer some advice for the Republicans in terms of strategy for keeping control of Congress through the mid-terms. Finally, I offer some reflections on the initial steps for DOGE.

Media and Gaslighting

In this episode, Greg explores and exposes media gaslighting using specific examples from the the recent presidential campaigns. He showcases how the media does it and then explains how to overcome it with actions that you can take today. Cultivating the capability to see through media bias, lies, and gaslighting is an extremely important skill for Liberated Citizens. Listen and learn how to free yourself.

Rhetoric and Violence

Hello patriots, protestors, and pioneers,  in this episode, we explore the intersection of freedom, responsibility, and the power of critical thought. We’re diving into a topic that’s both timely and essential—the dangerous interplay between rhetoric and violence in our society. In recent weeks, we’ve witnessed an alarming assassination attempt on Donald Trump. This event, while shocking, isn’t isolated but part of a broader pattern where violent rhetoric escalates into physical violence. We will discuss some of the history that brings us here as well as the freedom of speech, limitations, and how we should be using this freedom to better society.

Societal vs Individual Values

In this episode, I talk about the differences between societal and individual values (or character). Many people talk about values, but often I find that this means different things to different people and causes confusion. I discussed this in a previous episode and outlined what values I believe society should embrace.  Following this episode, many pushed back and wanted to talk about individual values or what I call character and yes these are important as well. So, I outline what I think are the most important individual values that should aspired to. Join me as we delve into the heart of what it means to be an individual in American society.

Broken Limbs update

I return to the podcast with an update on my health, why I haven't been publishing episodes and talk about what's coming next.

Knowing American Values

Greetings, patriots, professionals, and pioneers! In this episode, we guide you through the complexity and maze of modern society using the compass of timeless American values. We're diving deep today into why values matter in a world of change. Stick around; it’s a discussion you won't want to miss. In this episode, we are going to arm you with the American values to better understand our Founding Fathers, our government, and to safeguard your mind against authoritarian and fascistic tendencies and elitist desires to control you. For most of you listening, the American values are not going to be new, and you have heard these things before whether in school, the news, or even in conversation. But I would say that there are plenty of people in America who have not made the connection between these values, their actions, and our society and community. If you know somebody like this, recommend this episode to them or listen to it with them. The key to this podcast being successful is to reach out and bring more people into the conversation. It is with these conversations that the rebuilding of American culture begins.