EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 58 MIN
Episode 007: What's Going On - FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
from The Jeremiah Gunn Show · host Jeremiah Gunn
Send us Fan MailIn this provocative and wide-ranging episode of The Jeremiah Gunn Show, Jeremiah delivers an unfiltered monologue on truth, wisdom, and the state of modern society. Blending personal reflection with cultural critique, he explores themes of life, mortality, and the urgency of listening to one another while we still can.Drawing on decades of experience, Jeremiah contrasts knowledge vs. wisdom, challenges mainstream narratives, and questions the role of media, education, and political institutions in shaping public thought. He reflects on influential figures, personal growth, and the importance of independent thinking in what he describes as an “Orwellian age.”The episode also touches on mentorship, legacy, and the responsibility to guide future generations, while calling listeners to engage more deeply with ideas, values, and the direction of the country.This is a passionate, stream-of-consciousness conversation meant to provoke thought, challenge assumptions, and encourage listeners to seek truth with clarity and conviction.Key Topics:Wisdom vs. knowledgeMortality and legacyCultural and political commentaryThe role of media and institutionsPersonal growth and lifelong learningThe importance of independent thinking
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Send us Fan Mail In this provocative and wide-ranging episode of The Jeremiah Gunn Show, Jeremiah delivers an unfiltered monologue on truth, wisdom, and the state of modern society. Blending personal reflection with cultural critique, he explores themes of life, mortality, and the urgency of listening to one another while we still can. Drawing on decades of experience, Jeremiah contrasts knowledge vs. wisdom, challenges mainstream narratives, and questions the role of media, education, and po...
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