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The Great Reassessment
by Matthew Mastronardi
We are living in an age I like to call "The Great Reassessment." This podcast is eclectic in nature and focuses on exploring topics where people are often told not to question or challenge the accepted narrative. With my experienced guests, I explore areas of health, economics, Christianity, Bitcoin and history. An awakening is happening, let's pull back the curtain.
Episodes
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#47 You were lied to about the Lincoln Assassination | Weezy from the What is Truth Podcast
In this interview I speak with Weezy from the What is Truth Podcast. Weezy talks about what he thinks really happened to Abe Lincoln. Did John Wilkes Booth really carry out the assassination? We get into religion and Weezy shares about how what he believes about God has changed over the years.…
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Leftism Exposed: Zohran & New York City, DC United Politics & epic COVID Mask Rant | Ep. 45 Isaiah L. Carter
In this episode, I sit down with Isaiah L. Carter to expose New York City’s dangerous slide into socialist and communist-style politics under Mayor Zohran Mamdani. We talk about Isaiah's experience in New York and how he got his start in poltical and cultural commentary and his epic rants on X.…
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#44 Will Tanner. Why Rhodesia Still Matters. What can it teach the West today?
In this conversation, I speak with Will Tanner to explore the complex history of Rhodesia and why it matters today. We discuss the economic foundations of Rhodesia, the struggle for independence, and the rise of revolutionary forces, particularly under Mugabe's regime. The conversation also…
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#43 I thought Bitcoin would only change the way I saved money... I was so wrong | David Branscum
Today I spoke with David Branscum to explore the intersections of food, health, and Bitcoin. We discuss the importance of knowing where your food comes from, the benefits of a carnivore diet, and how Bitcoin has transformed David's life. The conversation also delves into the future of work in the...
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#42 Secularism Has Failed. Can Christianity Bring Us Back? W/ Lennox Kalifungwa
I interview Lennox Kalifungwa, who discusses the importance of understanding history and identity in shaping our beliefs and values. Lennox emphasizes the need for truth in a world filled with distractions and false narratives, particularly in the context of secularism and multiculturalism. We…
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#41 Bitcoin as of lately; a conversation with FOMO21 Founder, Neil Jacobs.
I interviewed Neil Jacobs, co-founder of FOMO 21, a Bitcoin apparel company. They discuss the unique role of his business and products as bitcoin conversation starters, the importance of effective marketing in e-commerce, and the significance of building a personal brand within the Bitcoin...
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#40 Reclaim Time with Sound Money | Anil Patel
Anil Patel is the author of The Treasury of Michael Saylor. Matthew and Anil Patel explore the multifaceted world of Bitcoin, emphasizing the importance of personal connections, the integration of Bitcoin into business payments, and the evolution of Bitcoin literature. Anil shares his personal...
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#39 Recreating The Map of Money with Bitcoin | Seb Bunney
Seb Bunney is the author of 'The Hidden Cost of Money' and 'B is for Bitcoin'. Matthew and Seb explore various perspectives on Bitcoin, the nature of money, and the importance of decentralization. Seb discusses the idea of redrawing the map of money, the impact of technology suppression, and the...
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#38 Dr. Shawn Baker: Carnivore Diet Bitcoin, and Healing Disease, author of The Carnivore Diet
Dr. Shawn Baker discusses his journey from traditional medicine to advocating for a carnivore diet and the establishment of Revero, a company focused on healing through nutrition. He shares insights on the intersection of health and finance, particularly in relation to Bitcoin, and emphasizes the...
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#37 Sally Fallon Morell - The Truth About Traditional Diets, Animal Fats & Real Nourishment
In this enlightening conversation, Sally Fallon Morell, author of 'Nourishing Traditions', shares her journey into the world of traditional diets and health. She discusses the inspiration behind her book, the challenges she faced in advocating for real food, and the importance of animal fats in…
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How to Grow as a Father & Leader w/ George Hayworth | Lessons from a Military Officer & Dad |Ep 36
In this conversation, George Hayworth shares his insights on leadership, emotional regulation, and personal growth, drawing from his military experience and current work in coaching and podcasting. He emphasizes the importance of responding rather than reacting to situations, the role of shame in...
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#35 Gabe Rench | Where does America go from here? Christian Nationalism, Charlie Kirk, the Post Covid Era
In this conversation, Gabriel Rench, host of the Cross Politic TV show, reflects on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the impact of COVID-19 on society, and his personal experience of being arrested during a hymn-singing protest. He discusses the role of the church in politics, the definition of...
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#34 Teacher & Student on Charlie Kirk, Life & Consciousness, Hayden Holdway
In this episode of The Great Reassessment, Matthew Mastronardi interviews his former student, Hayden. They discuss a range of topics including what is being said in the halls at school in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's tragic death. They dive into topics of personal growth, the importance of...
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#33 Jordan Wells. Black teacher forced out over his political / Christian beliefs
Matthew speaks with Jordan Wells, a teacher who was recently forced out from his position allegedly due to his conservative beliefs. The investigation is ongoing and very recent, but they discuss the implications of political beliefs in education, the racial dynamics within the black community…
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#32 Moon Landing Skepticism: Unveiling Truths in a Post-COVID World with Author Randy Walsh
Randy Walsh is an author, pilot and dedicated Apollo Space Mission researcher. He and I delve into the skepticism surrounding the moon landing and the Apollo missions. We discuss the resurgence of interest in these topics, particularly in light of recent global events. Randy shares his personal...
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#31 Bitcoin and NOSTR | Does Social Media control all of us?
In this conversation, the Matthew speaks with Paul Keating who works for Primal, a NOSTR cleint. They explore the intersection of surfing, Bitcoin, and personal growth, discussing the unique lifestyle in Costa Rica's Bitcoin Jungle. They delve into the unpredictability of both surfing and the...
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#30 Jordan Bush. What does Christianity ACTUALLY say about money? Jesus, Bitcoin & more
In this conversation, Matthew and Jordan Bush explore the intersection of faith, missions, and Bitcoin. They talk about Jordan's experiences as a missionary in Uruguay and what he learned after seeing many Venezuelans arrive fleeing for monetary reasons. They also discuss the ethical implications...
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#29 Embryo adoption vs IVF. A personal family testimony on embryo adoption | Randy & Jenni Paul
In this episode, Matthew interviews Randy and Jenni Paul about their journey through infertility and their decision to pursue embryo adoption. They share their personal experiences, the challenges they faced, and the emotional aspects of adopting embryos. The conversation delves into the ethical...
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#28 Doomberg's thoughts on Trump, Epstein list, Russia-Ukraine, and Bitcoin
In this conversation, Matthew and Doomberg discuss a range of topics including the challenges of anonymity in content creation, geopolitical insights regarding Trump's warning about the Ukraine conflict, and the implications of Russia's objectives. They delve into the narratives presented by...
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#27 Nicole Solas. A Mom's Fight for Transparency in Public Education. Why She's Being Sued
Nicole Solas shares her experience of being sued by the teachers union in Rhode Island after submitting public records requests regarding her children's education from the school district. She discusses the implications of her lawsuit on her life and her perspective on public education, revealing...
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#26 Warren Smith. Two teachers fired after helping students think critically.
In this conversation, Warren Smith (Secret Scholar Society) and I explore the journey into teaching, the importance of building relationships with students, and the impact of influential teachers. We discuss the challenges of navigating the education system, the role of courage in education, and...
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#25 Jeff Booth: Bitcoin and the Future of Money
In this episode of The Great Reassessment, Matthew Mastronardi engages with Jeff Booth, author of 'The Price of Tomorrow', to explore the intricate relationship between Bitcoin, sound money, and the current economic system. They discuss how Bitcoin's value should be measured, the societal impacts...
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#24 What is NOSTR? Decentralized social media and how it connects to your worldview. | Ep. 24 w/ HODLBOD
What is NOSTR, really? In this episode, I sit down with NOSTR developer, Jon (aka HODLBOD, to explore not just the nuts and bolts of this decentralized social protocol — but the why behind it.We go beyond the tech to ask big questions: 🔍 How does technology shape the way we think, remember, and...
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#23 Joel Salatin: Why our food is bad and how we fix it
In this conversation, Joel Salatin, a prominent figure in sustainable and regenerative farming, discusses his views on agriculture, consumer awareness, and the importance of stewardship of the land. He emphasizes the need for bottom-up reform in farming practices, the significance of cooking from...
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#22 Natalie Brunelle, New all time highs, what's on the horizon for Bitcoin?
I am pleased and honored to welcome Natalie Brunell. Natalie is an Emmy nominated journalist and host of the Coin Stories podcast. She is a bitcoin educator and is known for many of her interviews with some of the most influential people in the bitcoin space. In this episode, Natalie shares what...
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#21 Ben Zeisloft, abortion abolitionist. What is abolitionism?
I welcome Ben Zeisloft. Ben is the editor of the Republican Sentinel, a christian conservative news outlet. Ben is well known for his advocacy fighting against abortion. Ben recently wrote a book titled, Forsakers of The Fatherless. Ben explains the difference between being pro-life and being an...
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#20 Ella Hough, Cornell graduate - Gen Z and Bitcoin
Today I welcome Ella Hough to the podcast. Ella is a senior about to graduate from Cornell University. She is one of the co-founders of the Bitcoin Student networks and the founder of the Cornell Bitcoin Club. In University she is studying cognitive science with minors in business, information...
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#19 I tried explaining Bitcoin to my 90 year old grandma!
I love my grandma aka Nonny. In today's special edition episode, I sat down with her to see if I could explain what Bitcoin is. My grandmother is incredibly smart, yet new internet technologies can be confusing for elderly folks. This was a fun conversation and I hope to do more conversations…
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#18 Will Spencer. What does it mean to be a man? A conversation about masculinity, Bitcoin, culture and the future
Today, I welcome Will Spencer. Will is the host of the Will Spencer podcast and he is also a mens biblical counselor. Will talks about issues around masculinity, politics, culture, christianity and more. Will is a deeply knowledgeable man who, after transforming his own life, seeks to help others...
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#17 How Bitcoin is shifting paradigms of the world and consciousness with Matt Manning, The Liminal Leap
Matt Manning is the creator of The Liminal Leap, a platform exploring the space between identities, paradigms, and ways of being. In today's episode, we discuss Bitcoin, consciousness, anxiety, Christianity, and much more. Join us for this conversation that centers on the shifting paradigms of…
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#16: Paula Iverson, host of The Bitcoin Edge Podcast
Today, I welcome Paula Iverson, host of The Bitcoin Edge Podcast. Join me as I hear a bit about Paula's life story including her life before coming to the US from Zimbabwe, what got her into Bitcoin, and why she decided to start a bitcoin podcast. Paula is one of the few active women in the space...
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#15: Jon Harris, Conversations That Matter Podcast & Author
Jon Harris is the host of the Conversations That Matter Podcast. Jon confronts the ideas of social justice, liberalism and CRT from a Christian perspective. His videos often dive into critiquing woke ideologies that run counter to the Gospel, tradition and common sense. His content helps...
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#14: Alin Armstrong, aka PastorCoin
Welcome back everyone! Today, I interviewed Alin Armstrong, aka PastorCoin. Alin is a Christian pastor in Ontario, Canada and he is also the author of two books, The Bible and Bitcoin and Render to God. Today we talk about Bitcoin, Christianity, churches, the culture and money! Join us as we...
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#13: Dr. Robert Lufkin, physician and author of Lies I Taught in Medical School.
Today, I spoke with Dr. Robert Lufkin, a physician, medical school professor and author of Lies I Taught in Medical School. We discuss a range of topics in his books, what's wrong with the way we treat metabolic disease, his thoughts on RFK Jr, Diabetes, Cancer, and even briefly about #bitcoin....
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#12: Shane Hazel, Combat Marine and Co-Founder Bitcoin Veterans
Today, I spoke with Shane Hazel, a decorated Marine veteran. He is one of the founders of Bitcoin Veterans which is an organization that seeks to merge military experience with Bitcoin passion. In today's conversation, Shane draws upon his life experience and education tying it into the modern...
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#11: Eric Ross, Financial Coach and Air Force veteran
Eric Ross is a certified financial coach who has an inspiring story. He served 8.5 years in the United States Air Force, and through various circumstances he had accrued 54 thousand dollars in debt. Learn how he paid it off in 9 months and then how he overcame being diagnosed with heart failure…
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#10: Josh Thomas, Homesteading Family and The School of Traditional Skills
In today's episode, I speak with Josh Thomas from Homesteading Family and The School of Traditional Skills. Josh and his wife, Carolyn, teach people homesteading and traditional skills that have been lost with the industrialization of society such as raising animals, growing food, making medicine...
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#9: Matteo Pellegrini, CEO & Founder of Orange Pill App
Today I sat down with Matteo Pellegrini. He is the Founder and CEO of Orange Pill App which is a social networking app for bitcoiners. This was a fascinating conversation where we discuss his app, the fires in Los Angeles, Bitcoin, his past business ideas, the person of Jesus and the current...
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#8: Rami, Christian from Palestine: A conversation about Israel & Palestine
In this episode, I am joined by Rami, a Christian born and raised in Bethlehem. Rami shares about his upbringing and his unique perspectives on the Israeli-Palestine conflict.
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#7: Dr. Joan Ifland, Food Addiction Reset: Start eating healthier
Dr. Joan Ifland is the CEO of Food Addition Reset. She has a PhD in addictive nutrition and she helps people heal from diet related illnesses. We discuss the issues across the American food industry and how it was co-opted by tobacco industry marketing tactics. We also talk about how food…
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#6: Jae, aka Proof of Work Fitness: Get fit and save Bitcoin
Today, I am joined by Jae, also known as, Proof of Work Fitness. Jae is a certified personal trainer, wellness coach and he is a bitcoiner. He brings together many philosophies including the PoW concept to help people better themselves and get healthier. Among other careers, Jae was previously a...
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#5: Professor Mark David Hall, author and professor: Christianity and American History
Professor Mark David Hall is a university professor of politics and government. He is also a political scientist and the author of many books, including Proclaim Liberty Throughout All The Land & Did America Have a Christian Founding? Today, we discuss the founders, the role of the federal...
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#4: Dennis Porter, CEO of Satoshi Action Fund: Bitcoin and US Policy
In today's episode Dennis Porter and I discuss Bitcoin and politics, a Trump Executive order, and normal people waking up to the economic realities of monetary debasement.
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#3: Matt Lindland, Olympic silver medalist and MMA fighter: Faith, American Culture Change, and Wrestling
Matt Lindland is an American Olympic silver medalist in wrestling from the 2000 Sydney games. He is also a former professional MMA fighter and has fought in the UFC. Matt transitioned into coaching and was a team USA coach at the Rio and Toyko games. Having lived an adventurous life, he later...
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#2: Vijay Boyapati, author of The Bullish Case for Bitcoin: Trump, Elections, Future of Bitcoin
Vijay Boyapati is the author of The Bullish Case for Bitcoin and he is also a former Google engineer. Today on the podcast, we discuss recent Bitcoin news, Trump's victory, the current Renaissance we are witnessing and much more!
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#1: Dr. Mark Musser, author of Nazi Ecology: What was the cause of the Holocaust?
What were the ideological beliefs of the Nazis? In Dr. Musser's book, he discusses how green mystic and German romantic ideology coupled with environmentalism and existentialism played a much deeper role in National Socialism than historians today would like to admit. Were the seeds of the...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We are living in an age I like to call "The Great Reassessment." This podcast is eclectic in nature and focuses on exploring topics where people are often told not to question or challenge the accepted narrative. With my experienced guests, I explore areas of health, economics, Christianity, Bitcoin and history. An awakening is happening, let's pull back the curtain.
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Matthew Mastronardi
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