Thinking It Through with Jerome Danner (in Association with Western Free Press) – Episode 00

Next on Thinking It Through: I (Jerome Danner ) introduce the podcast…again….as it is now in association with Western Free Press! My Western Free Press Author Page Subscribe (and leave a review at either place): Stitcher | iTunes |Facebook | Please feel free to send me your questions, thoughts, and/or comments at: jadanner1@yahoo.com!

Thinking It Through – Ep. 70 – Steve Christoforou (@scchristoforou) (of @Y2AM_official) – #Orthodox #Christianity in Modern Times

Next on Thinking It Through: It has been almost 2 years since I first conversed with Steve Christoforou, the Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministries (Y2AM) of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Today, we spoke about the Y2AM, Orthodox Christianity in modern times, studying the Church Fathers, and young Orthodox Christians creating community. Episode

Thinking It Through – Ep. 69 – Drew Johnson (@Drews_Views) – Talking Trump’s Tariffs

Next on Thinking It Through: I converse with Drew Johnson, a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, about his Fox Business piece about Trump’s tariffs and their impact on the United States’ energy dominance. Drew Johnson’s Twitter Trump’s Tariffs Threaten US Energy Dominance – by Drew Johnson – Published on December 10,

Thinking It Through – Ep. 68 – Justin Lee (@justindeanlee) – #Reading in the #MeToo Age Could Create More Virtuous Men

Next on Thinking It Through: Today, I got to conversed with writer (and teacher), Justin Lee, about a piece that he wrote recently laying out an idea to create more virtuous men in the age of the #MeToo movement. His idea involves reading…and lots of it. Justin Lee’s Twitter Justin Lee’s Arc Digital Author Page

Thinking It Through – Ep. 67 – John Wood Jr. (@JohnRWoodJr) Interview – Depolarizing #Politics

Next on Thinking It Through: Today, I got to interview John R. Wood, Jr., who is the Director of Media Development at Better Angels and hosts Transcending Politics. We have a short and sweet conversation about his background, the goal behind Better Angels, and a Quillette piece that he wrote concerning Black contrarianism. Enjoy! John R. Wood

Thinking It Through – Ep. 65 – Curt Mills (@CurtMills of @TheNatlInterest) Interview

Next on Thinking It Through: I get to interview Curt Mills, Foreign Affairs reporter of The National Interest! We spoke about the sanctions on Iran, which Curt Mills reported back on August 6th, for The National Interest – Sanctions Reimposed: Trump Administration Continues Ferocious Tack On Iran. Curt Mills’ Author Page (on The National Interest’s

Thinking It Through – Ep. 64 – Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) Interview

Next on Thinking It Through: I have the pleasure of speaking with Commentary Magazine‘s very own Noah C. Rothman!  We spoke about the latest in politics, such as Trump’s government shutdown threat over funding for his border wall and the Mueller investigation, and his July 30th piece for Commentary – America’s Entitlement Crisis Is a

The Republican’s #TaxReform Comes to Town

For every middle-income family that knows what it's like to try to make ends meet and for every hardworking taxpayer who has ever spent hours trying to navigate complicated IRS forms, this vote in favor of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is for you. https://t.co/JvEYtB3msN — Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) December 20, 2017 Finally, on

A Bad Job Interview By Trump’s Judicial Pick Went #Viral (Leading to Him to Write a Withdrawal Letter)

Have you ever gave a bad job interview?  You gave terrible answers to questions, no answers to questions, or maybe revealed that you really did not have the experience or credentials for the job that you were interviewing for.  I think many of us can relate to this kind of a scenario. Sometimes, you are picked for

No More for Moore and Omarosa Out in 2018 (#RoyMoore / #Omarosa)

Alabama voted yesterday and it came out last night that Moore will be no more!  Well, at least, politically-speaking, his time is up for now.  Of course, he may not give up so easily since Doug Jones won by such a narrow margin.  Obviously, that is Moore’s right, even if it would seem that he