Changing the Moral Mind
In September and October of 2022, Peter travelled throughout Hungary and Romania and recorded Spectrum Street Epistemology videos with strangers. The conversations are extraordinary, as is the contrast with American participants.
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This five-episode series sheds light on NPR’s biased journalism. Peter Boghossian and Matt Thornton analyze NPR stories, former NPR fans describe why they stopped listening, and award-winning journalist Gina Gambony discusses why public radio should break ranks with NPR. You can even buy All Things Re-Considered merchandise at cost!
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In the Reverse Q&A Tour, Peter visited universities with his film team. He listened to student experiences with Critical Social Justice on campus and in the classroom, ran Street Epistemology exercises, and taught students how to speak across ideological divides.
We visited seven universities; however, Yale and Brown administrators blocked our student hosts. In place of these canceled events, we added Reverse Q&A’s at Portland State University and the University of Oregon.
In brief one-minute videos, Woke in Plain English translates terms from wokish into plain English. Peter unpacks terms like, “Diversity,” “Equity,” “Inclusion,” “White Fragility,” and “Rape Culture.”
In these brief videos, Dr. Bruce Gilley, currently the most hated man at Portland State University, explores what decolonization is and what it means when someone says they want to “decolonialize” schools, curricula, and institutions.
Author and journalist Nancy Rommelmann shares her insights from years of reporting on antifa.
Dr. Lyell Asher explains what caused universities to descend into madness.
Dr. Asher focuses on the role ed schools played and continue to play in the ideological capture of our institutions.
This three-part series explains Ibram X. Kendi’s (Ibram Henry Rogers) best-selling children’s book, Antiracist Baby.
Jodi Shaw, a former Smith College employee, talks about what happened to her at Smith and why it is so important to speak up when faced with injustice.
Author and 5th-degree jiu-jitsu black belt Matt Thornton speaks candidly about violence, Antifa, and BLM. Rarely will you hear someone so knowledgeable speak with such clarity on these complex topics.
In this clear chart, Peter and author Michael Shellenberger offer a taxonomy for the woke religion.
Peter teams up with Drs. Gilley and Lindsay and create an easy-to-read guide to interpret the language of Social Justice.