Episode 036: The U.S. ASYLUM - Part Won

Send us Fan MailIn this wide-ranging, stream-of-consciousness episode, Jeremiah Gunn reflects on culture, politics, media, and faith through the lens of what he describes as an increasingly “Orwellian” modern world. Drawing references from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, George Orwell, and personal observations, he argues that language, institutions, and public discourse have been reshaped by social engineering and ideological influence.Gunn discusses topics including media bias, the role of religion in public life, fatherlessness and social structure, the impact of political leadership, and what he views as the consolidation of power across government, education, and media. He also critiques contemporary political figures, DEI initiatives, and cultural trends, while encouraging listeners to think independently rather than relying on influencers.The episode closes with a call to action aimed at civic engagement, personal responsibility, and reclaiming cultural and spiritual values. Gunn emphasizes truth-seeking, participation in public life, and the importance of faith and family as foundations for preserving society.This installment sets up future episodes that will further explore “Christian nationalism,” media influence, and the intersection of politics, culture, and belief.