The Kubik Report

Victor Kubik
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  1. 5D AGO

    Melvin Rhodes: King Charles Visit, Another Trump Assassination Attempt, Anti-Semitism

    In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik speaks with journalist and columnist Melvin Rhodes about a remarkable convergence of world events: King Charles III’s address to the United States Congress, rising tensions involving Iran, and troubling reports of another assassination attempt involving the President of the United States. Melvin brings a unique transatlantic perspective, having lived in the United States for many years while maintaining deep roots in England. Together, Victor and Melvin explore how events may be viewed differently on each side of the Atlantic and what these differences reveal about national identity, media interpretation, and global stability. The conversation begins with King Charles’ visit and its symbolic importance. Does the monarchy still carry diplomatic influence? Is the “special relationship” between the United States and the United Kingdom still strong, or is it becoming more ceremonial than practical? Victor and Melvin also examine the growing tensions with Iran and whether the U.S. and U.K. remain closely aligned in their foreign policy goals, especially in a post-Brexit world. The discussion then turns to political instability in America and how assassination attempts are perceived internationally. What effect do such events have on America’s image as a stable democracy? Finally, Melvin reflects on the role of media narratives, the fragility of alliances, and what thoughtful observers should be watching beyond the headlines. In uncertain times, this episode invites listeners to step back, think deeply, and seek understanding through informed conversation.

    31 min

  2. APR 24

    40th Anniversary of Chernobyl Disaster April 26, 2026 - Lessons with Michael Snyder

    April 26, 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster—one of the most catastrophic man-made events in history. The explosion released more than 400 times the radioactive fallout of the Hiroshima bomb, leaving a lasting scar on the environment and on human lives. In this episode, we reflect on how Chernobyl was not just a technical failure, but a profound moral one—where flawed systems, suppressed truth, and human error converged with devastating consequences. Yet amid the chaos, stories of courage emerged: firefighters, plant workers, and ordinary citizens who risked—and often gave—their lives to contain the disaster. Michael Snyder offers sobering insights into what Chernobyl reveals about the trajectory of human systems and the vulnerabilities we still face today. Join us as we explore the lessons of Chernobyl—lessons about leadership, accountability, resilience, and the enduring capacity for courage when it is needed most.

    49 min

  3. APR 17

    Greg Thomas: President Washington Founding Father, General, Leader, Retirement (part 2)

    In this series on the 250th anniversary of the 1776 Declaration of Independence, Greg Thomas and I discuss more about the leadership qualities of our Founding Fathers. This is part two of three-part series about Washington. Other leaders to follow.

    34 min

  4. APR 11

    Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time

    Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time In this episode, I sit down with veteran journalist Mark Kellner for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation on the meaning of spiritual formation—both historically and in today’s rapidly changing world. Mark brings decades of experience covering faith and culture, including his work with The Washington Times, The New York Post, and, currently, The Epoch Times. His perspective offers a unique lens on how religious life and personal belief are evolving in our time. 🔍 What We Discuss What is Spiritual Formation? We explore this increasingly used term—how it describes the journey of coming to faith and developing a deeply personal, internalized relationship with Jesus Christ. God’s Work in Human Lives A discussion on how God calls individuals and how we, as believers, can help guide others—step by step—toward deeper understanding and commitment. A “Ladder” of Growth We talk about the process of nurturing faith: from initial interest to active involvement, and ultimately toward the promise of eternal life. The Search of Gen Z An insightful look at how younger generations are searching for meaning—often outside of their upbringing—and what that means for the future of faith and the Church. Spiritual formation is not just a concept—it is a lifelong journey. In a world full of uncertainty, people are still searching for truth, purpose, and connection with God. Understanding that process helps us better serve, teach, and connect with others.

    42 min

  5. APR 10

    Steve Buchanan: Are End-Time Events Converging? Where Are We? Who Are We?

    In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with longtime colleague Steve Buchanan to discuss the convergence of significant world events and their prophetic implications. Steve, known for his work with the World News in Prophecy Review newsletter, brings thoughtful insight into global trends through a biblical lens. Together, they explore rising tensions in the Middle East—particularly around the strategically vital Straits of Hormuz—and consider how these developments may fit into the broader framework of end-time prophecy. A key part of the discussion centers on the Five Pillars of Prophecy, which provide a structured framework for understanding how major prophetic themes align with current world conditions. The conversation moves beyond headlines into deeper, timeless questions: Where are we in the flow of history? Who are we as God’s people in this moment? Links: https://worldnewsandprophecyreview.com/2026/04/06/are-two-end-time-trends-converging/ Subscribe to Steve Buchanan's World News and Prophecy at https://worldnewsandprophecyreview.com/home/

    46 min

  6. APR 3

    Carole Emerson Hill: Retirement and the Feelings You Will Experience

    Carol Emerson Hill and I, who have both officially "retired," discuss how we personally have fared through this transition.  In our careers we have counselled many people about retirement and now have to go through it ourselves.  Carol's credentials are stellar as she worked in aspects of career management. Here are just some of her skills and experience: Senior Consultant, Career Management, Executive Coach | Career Coach | Resume & Interview   Consultant, Career & Retirement Management, Executive Coach | Career Coach | Resume & Interview Coaching. Right Management, global leader in talent and career management workforce solutions within Manpower Right Management, global leader in talent and career management Senior Career Consultant, Career Management, Silicon Valley 2011- 2019. Carol can be reached at  lilacjean55@gmail.com

    45 min

  7. MAR 29

    Stories of Faith: Joanna Bradford and Her Father, Bob Fahey

    In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik speaks with Joanna (Fahey) Bradford about the life and legacy of her father, Bob Fahey—a respected minister who served congregations across the United States, South Africa, Canada, and Australia. Through personal stories and heartfelt reflections, Joanna shares what it was like to grow up in a ministry family, the challenges and blessings of international service, and the enduring lessons her father left behind.

    42 min

  8. MAR 23

    Howard Davis: AI, Logic, and the Origin of the Human Mind

    In this thought-provoking episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with AI researcher and theologian Howard Davis to explore a bold and controversial claim: The science behind artificial intelligence challenges the idea that the human mind evolved by random processes. Drawing from hands-on experience in AI development and decades of theological reflection, Howard presents a series of logical and mathematical arguments that raise profound questions about the origin of intelligence, the nature of thought, and the limits of evolutionary theory. This conversation bridges science, philosophy, and faith—inviting listeners to reconsider assumptions about how intelligence begins.

    33 min
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  • Creator
    Victor Kubik
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    100
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