The Jeremiah Gunn Show

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"What is Truth?"On The Jeremiah Gunn Show, we explore the timeless principles that shape our world—common sense, history, American values, logic, and the pursuit of truth. Each episode is designed to challenge assumptions, revisit the past with fresh eyes, and spark honest conversations about the issues that matter most. From diving into historical events to uncovering the logic behind everyday decisions, we aim to empower you with reasoned thinking and a deeper understanding of the principles that guide our lives.Join us as we attempt to bring clarity to complex topics, offer new perspectives on current events, and always champion the values that have stood the test of time. This is the show for those who believe in reason, logic, and the pursuit of truth.

  1. 1d ago

    Episode 062 - The Real RACE - in Black and White - Part F-Hive

    Send us Fan Mail In Part 5 of The Real RACE – in Black and White, Jeremiah Gunn continues his exploration of race in America by challenging the narratives, myths, and political divisions that keep Americans focused on skin color rather than truth. Jeremiah examines the historical and modern relationship between race, slavery, the Democratic Party, Christianity, Islam, and American politics. He takes aim at Roots, Hollywood's portrayal of slavery, Afrocentrism, and the idea that embracing Islamic names or identities somehow reconnects Black Americans with their authentic heritage. The episode also explores the history of slavery in Africa, the Barbary slave trade, Liberia and the abolition movement, and the often-overlooked role of white Christians and Republicans in the fight against slavery. Jeremiah discusses figures including Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jamal Wilkes, Magic Johnson, LeBron James, Ben Carson, Clarence Thomas, Herman Cain, and others while asking a central question: Who benefits when Americans are taught to see one another primarily through the lens of race? The "F-Hive" theme expands into a warning about hive mentality—whether political, cultural, racial, or ideological—and the danger of surrendering individual judgment to the group. The message throughout is simple: know your history, question the narrative, seek the truth, and decide for yourself who you will serve. This is The Jeremiah Gunn Show. We're talking about ideas—not people. Because great minds talk about ideas.

  2. 5d ago

    Episode 061: The Real RACE - in Black and White - Part For

    Send us Fan Mail In the fourth part of The Real RACE — in Black and White series, Jeremiah Gunn continues his examination of race, American history, and the political forces that have kept racial division alive long after slavery ended. Jeremiah challenges the idea that race is the defining issue of American identity, arguing instead that the real divide is between those who pursue truth, freedom, and responsibility—and those who exploit racial identity for political power. He revisits the history of the Democratic Party, slavery, Reconstruction, the Civil Rights era, and the ways racial narratives continue to shape modern America. The episode also takes aim at corporate and cultural virtue-signaling—from the NFL's “End Racism” messaging and corporate statements about racial justice to the influence of organizations and activists who claim to speak for entire racial groups. Jeremiah argues that treating millions of Americans as a single “community” based on skin color only reinforces the divisions supposedly being challenged. Along the way, he highlights figures including Martin Luther King Jr., Jackie Robinson, Frederick Douglass, Ben Carson, Tim Scott, Wesley Hunt, Byron Donalds, J.C. Watts, and Winsome Sears, contrasting their approaches to race, achievement, citizenship, and personal responsibility. The episode ultimately asks a fundamental question: Are Americans going to continue fighting a racial war handed down from previous generations—or finally choose to end it? As Jeremiah puts it, “There’s only two races: decent and indecent.” The challenge is deciding which side we choose.

  3. Aug 10

    Episode 060: The Real RACE - in Black and White - Part Free

    Send us Fan Mail In Part 3 of The REAL RACE — In Black and White, Jeremiah Gunn continues an exploration of race, freedom, responsibility, and the forces that have kept Americans divided long after the Civil War. Beginning with Martin Luther King Jr.’s reminder that “we may have come in different ships, but we're all in the same boat now,” Jeremiah challenges the idea that Americans should continue defining themselves primarily by race. He examines the difference between liberty and true freedom, arguing that freedom requires responsibility—and that neither can survive when people allow political movements to turn them into tools. The episode contrasts figures such as Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois, explores the legacy of Frederick Douglass and the Republican Party, and revisits Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream of judging people by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. Jeremiah also takes aim at modern racial politics, reparations, critical race theory, corporate virtue signaling, the “white man’s burden,” and the idea of a monolithic “Black community.” Drawing on Malcolm X, Shelby Steele, historical examples, and his own experiences, he argues that Americans need to stop accepting simplistic racial narratives and start thinking critically for themselves. The episode ultimately returns to a recurring theme of the series: “Choose you this day who you will serve.” Jeremiah argues that the real dividing line is not black versus white, but decent versus indecent, truth versus lies, and freedom versus those who seek power through division. From the Civil War and Reconstruction to Barack Obama, modern identity politics, the NFL, BLM, and the continuing debate over race in America, Part 3 challenges listeners to reconsider what it means to be an American—and whether we are willing to stop fighting an old war and finally become one nation. The REAL RACE isn’t black and white. It’s about what kind of people we choose to be.

  4. Jul 27

    Episode 059: The Real RACE - in Black and White - Part Too

    Send us Fan Mail What is the real race dividing America—and has it ever truly been about skin color? In Part Two of The REAL RACE – in Black and White, Jeremiah Gunn continues examining the historical, cultural, and philosophical forces that have shaped America's conversations about race, identity, and equality. Drawing from history, the Founding Fathers, the Civil Rights Movement, religion, and modern politics, Jeremiah argues that the deeper conflict has always been between ideas, values, and character rather than race itself. From slavery and Reconstruction to government dependency, media narratives, education, and personal responsibility, this episode challenges listeners to question commonly accepted assumptions and reconsider the principles that have united—and divided—the nation throughout its history. Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation is designed to provoke thought, encourage historical curiosity, and inspire a deeper pursuit of truth. Topics include:  The historical roots of America's racial divisions  Character vs. identity politics  Civil rights and the legacy of equality under the law  Government, culture, and personal responsibility  History, media, and competing narratives  The importance of common sense, reason, and honest dialogue The Jeremiah Gunn Show asks the question: What is Truth? Through history, logic, common sense, and timeless principles, each episode seeks clarity over confusion and understanding over outrage.

  5. Jul 20

    Episode 058: The Real RACE - Part Won

    Send us Fan Mail What if the biggest conversation about race in America isn't really about race at all? In Part 1 of The Real RACE, Jeremiah Gunn challenges popular assumptions by examining the difference between race as a biological reality and race as a political weapon. Drawing from history, philosophy, religion, and America's founding principles, Jeremiah argues that the greatest divisions in society are not based on skin color—but on ideas, values, character, and truth. This episode explores how governments, media, and institutions have historically used identity to divide people, while ignoring the timeless principles that unite free societies. From ancient civilizations to modern America, Jeremiah examines the roots of tribalism, propaganda, and identity politics, asking listeners to reconsider what truly defines a person. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode is an invitation to think critically, question assumptions, and pursue truth over slogans. In this episode: The historical origins of racial divisionRace versus culture, ideas, and characterHow identity politics shapes modern AmericaThe role of history, religion, and philosophy in understanding human natureWhy the pursuit of truth matters more than political narrativesThe Jeremiah Gunn Show is dedicated to exploring history, common sense, logic, and the enduring principles that shape civilization—one conversation at a time.

  6. Jul 15

    Episode 057: The Magical Tragical History Tour of US - Part Savin

    Send us Fan Mail In the concluding chapter of The Magical, Tragical History Tour of US, Jeremiah Gunn reflects on the lessons of history through the lens of America's founding principles, World War II, technological progress, and today's cultural and political conflicts. The episode opens with a tribute to Charlie Kirk and explores what his life—and death—represent in the ongoing struggle over free speech, constitutional government, and civic responsibility. From there, Jeremiah returns to the events leading into World War II, examining the rise of the Axis powers, America's debate over isolationism, the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the sacrifices that shaped the modern world. Along the way, he discusses the Holocaust, the importance of military preparedness, the rapid technological advances of the twentieth century—from the transistor to the space age—and the enduring tension between knowledge and wisdom. Throughout the episode, Jeremiah challenges listeners to study history rather than ideology, defend the freedoms inherited from previous generations, and recognize that civilization survives only when ordinary people accept responsibility for preserving it. This final installment concludes the seven-part series with a call to courage, historical understanding, and the pursuit of truth in an increasingly uncertain age. Topics include: A tribute to Charlie Kirk and the meaning of civic leadershipThe road to World War II and the dangers of totalitarianismPearl Harbor, isolationism, and America's role in defending freedomThe Holocaust and lessons from historyTechnology, innovation, and the accelerating pace of civilizationKnowledge versus wisdomConstitutional principles, civic responsibility, and preserving libertyIf you've followed the entire Magical, Tragical History Tour of US, this concluding episode ties together the series' central theme: history is not merely something to remember—it is something that equips us to understand the present and prepare for the future.

  7. Jul 10

    Episode 056: The Magical Tragical HIStory Tour of US - Part Sicks

    Send us Fan Mail In Part 6 of The Magical, Tragical History Tour of US, Jeremiah Gunn opens with a tribute to Charlie Kirk and reflects on the meaning of leadership, civic responsibility, and the cost of defending free speech in America. From there, the journey returns to the road toward World War II, exploring the rise of Hitler, Imperial Japan, Mussolini, Pearl Harbor, isolationism, and the lessons history offers for modern America. Jeremiah examines the moral choices made by nations and individuals during one of history's darkest periods while drawing connections to today's political and cultural climate. The episode also looks at the rapid technological revolution that carried humanity from horse-drawn transportation to the Moon in less than a century, touching on inventions like the transistor, computer chips, and the accelerating pace of knowledge. Throughout the discussion, Jeremiah challenges listeners to distinguish history from hysteria, think critically about popular narratives, and consider what previous generations can teach us about preserving liberty and civilization. Topics include:  A tribute to Charlie Kirk and reflections on leadership  Civic responsibility and the First Amendment  The events leading to World War II  Pearl Harbor and the debate over isolationism  America's role in defending freedom  The Holocaust and the tragedy of Jewish refugees  Technological progress from the Industrial Age to the Space Age  Why studying history remains essential for understanding the present The Jeremiah Gunn Show asks the timeless question: What is truth? Through history, common sense, and reasoned discussion, each episode explores the principles that continue to shape America and the world.

  8. Jun 25

    Episode 055: The Magical Tragical HIStory Tour of US - Part Sinko

    Send us Fan Mail In Part 5 of The Magical, Tragical History Tour of US, Jeremiah Gunn continues his sweeping journey through American history, turning his focus to the early 20th century and what he describes as a pivotal turning point in the nation's story. Drawing connections between World War I, the rise of modern political movements, and the changing role of government, Jeremiah explores how events overseas reshaped the United States at home.  The discussion examines the impact of World War I, the collapse of old European empires, the Russian Revolution, and the emergence of new global power struggles. Along the way, Jeremiah reflects on historical figures such as Sergeant Alvin York, General Pershing, Winston Churchill, and others whose lives intersected with the conflicts that transformed the modern world.  Jeremiah also shares personal family connections to the era, illustrating how world events ripple through generations. Through stories, commentary, and historical observations, he argues that understanding the past is essential for understanding the challenges facing America today. As always, the episode encourages listeners to question prevailing narratives, examine history for themselves, and consider how the lessons of the past continue to influence the present. Topics include:  World War I and its lasting impact on America  The Russian Revolution and global political change  Sergeant Alvin York and the question of duty and conscience  The role of American intervention overseas  Historical figures who shaped the twentieth century  Personal reflections on family, heritage, and history  Why understanding history matters today Part 5 of The Magical, Tragical History Tour of US continues Jeremiah Gunn's exploration of the people, events, and ideas that helped shape the United States—and the forces that continue to shape its future.

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"What is Truth?"On The Jeremiah Gunn Show, we explore the timeless principles that shape our world—common sense, history, American values, logic, and the pursuit of truth. Each episode is designed to challenge assumptions, revisit the past with fresh eyes, and spark honest conversations about the issues that matter most. From diving into historical events to uncovering the logic behind everyday decisions, we aim to empower you with reasoned thinking and a deeper understanding of the principles that guide our lives.Join us as we attempt to bring clarity to complex topics, offer new perspectives on current events, and always champion the values that have stood the test of time. This is the show for those who believe in reason, logic, and the pursuit of truth.

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  • Creator
    Jeremiah Gunn
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 The Jeremiah Gunn Show
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