Show Notes
Tonight Jeremy responds to Candace Owens's claim that he's "obsessed" with her — before sitting down with three business leaders who've decided that calling out evil isn't enough. You have to build the alternative.
After Jeremy's conversation with Blake Neff, longtime producer of The Charlie Kirk Show, the internet exploded. Blake was twenty feet from his friend when Charlie was murdered at UVU. On that episode, he spoke with clarity and conviction about the conspiracy theorists profiting off Charlie's assassination, and about the price of free speech. Tonight, Jeremy opens the show standing with Blake and explaining why it's essential for the good guys to fight evil relentlessly.
From there, the conversation turns to three entrepreneurs who aren't just complaining about the culture — they're building companies that change it:
Jennifer Sey, Founder & CEO of XX-XY Athletics, walked away from the presidency of the Levi's brand rather than stay quiet, then built a seven-figure athletic brand in eight months on one principle: biology is real. XX-XY Athletics: https://www.xx-xyathletics.com/
Paul Brown, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Wasson Watch Co. in Richardson, Texas, runs a company that's Christian, American, patriotic, and conservative — and says so without apology. Wasson Watch Co.: https://wassonwatch.com/
Jon Jakubowski, Co-founder & CEO of SmartSolve, is a former missionary turned Ohio manufacturer who makes plastic-free, water-soluble packaging and wrote Bellwether Blues: A Conservative Awakening of the Millennial Soul. SmartSolve: https://smartsolve.com/
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Chapters:
(00:00:00) Responding to Candace Owens: "Yes, I Am Obsessed"
(00:09:44) Meet the Builders & Why the Right Doesn't Create
(00:28:08) Human Flourishing, Roles & Honor Culture
(00:46:22) Upward Mobility, Quiet Quitting & the Duty of Work
(01:00:57) Envy, Conspiracy & the Post-Liberal Threat
(01:29:36) Pornography and the Numbing of Young Men
(01:39:55) Rites of Passage & Building Culture
(02:01:29) AI, Human Dignity, and Why We Work
(02:08:11) Creation and the Meaning of Work Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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