The Genuine Optimist: Recent Episodes
Genuine Optimist
Tired of self-help improvement with no real social improvement? Then so am I. The only podcast that dares to decentralize with real ideas to launch a renaissance. The Genuine Optimist gives mini and occasional talks on the coming renaissance that will surface in troubling times. What the renaissance will look like, how we will organize as a people, and what it will take to make happen—the greatest decentralization of voice the world has ever seen. All for one and one for all. Yours and mine in life and death. What we do unto the least we do to the master. Where we go one we go all. A rising tide lifts all ships--these are the beliefs of genuine optimism, a thriving culture and not another personal achievement story. Optimism comes from the Latin “optimum” or “best thing.” Here we talk about the optimum best ideas that lift communities, cultures, and corporations. It’s not your attitude that defines optimism; it’s how we organize. A renaissance is coming. See more at genuineoptimist.com
We need to understanding that totalitarianism comes from the left as much as from the right. Here I talk about low left minds. Let's wake up. See the download section at genuineoptimist.com for more details. Click on the high road image.
Introducing the low left, a three-dimensional view that shows the selfish nature of the left at its low. Let's red pill everyone with this truth.
In this episode I try my best to reveal some of the worst human qualities. I believe it will help you read the world a little better. For a complete text of this episode see episode #26 at genuineoptimist.com
I am not a fan of motivation, but sometimes it is necessary. In episode 25, I turn the tides and give a closer insight to genuine optimism.
In this episode I talk about intersectionality as a non-solution to injustice. For more, see genuineoptimist.com. You can read this post here. https://www.genuineoptimist.com/new-posts/2020/1/26/the-death-of-liberalism.
I had to speak up and talk about the hidden motive behind socialism. I think we need to get away from what is politically correct and talk about what is politically honest.
I have been bothered with the Georgia Guide Stones for years. They are located in Elbert, County Georgia and they tell the story of a controlling mind. The philosophy behind them is authoritarian, centralized, and satanic. I first decided to give a rebuttal to each statement. Here’s my rebuttal for each. To see my post, see this link.
In this episode I rant coherently about the unwise separation between vote and voice. A renaissance is coming that will unite them together again. In this episode I call your attention to be more alert to how voice is centralized in order to control it. Not a good thing.
Why can't we imagine a better world? it is because we keep waiting for humanity to change and not how we organize as human beings. In this episode I talk about the judicial system as it is run by the central control of judges and what we can do to change that. A new vision is afoot, one that brings us together with no central control. Here is just one idea on how to do this.
In this episode I dig deep into the three types of leaders, one destroys, one gets things done but works alone, and the last changes the world. Which one are you?
A great stream of consciousness on the doomed liberty movement. This is not a pessimistic podcast, there is hope, but we must face the elephant in the room that good people do not organize because they have no model they can trust in order to organize. Collectivism is evil if managed by central planners. We need a collective model with no central planners. In this episode the Genuine Optimist dares to face the problem and talk about it. See more at genuineoptimist.com, subscribe and share.
In this episode I talk about culture and why it is dying. I talk about what makes for a thriving culture. You might be seriously surprised to find how just three very simple ingredients have be stolen from us to kill our culture. In order to make life better for many, we need to face the facts of what we have lost as a people first before assuming how to fix anything. It is time we honestly talk, agree, and act together. If not, we will die as a people.