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Greg Schlueter on the Culture of Victimhood

Greg Schlueter on the Culture of Victimhood

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We are back after a long hiatus, and we’re ready to go!

As before, this is a video and an audio podcast. We’re on Substack at ShapingOpinion.com, YouTube, Rumble, and all of the audio channels, from Apple to Spotify.

If you watch, you’ll notice we have new digs. We’ve moved into the heartland of America and now have a more permanent “studio.” As for format, you’ll notice we’re familiar but streamlined. In terms of content, that’s going to be much more focused, too. But no need to elaborate here. Just stay tuned and the podcast will speak for itself. One thing you can be sure of is, “the guest is the thing.”

That said, our guest this week is Greg Schlueter. He’s an author, a radio host, a movement leader and an opinion writer who focuses on things like restoring faith, family and the culture. He’s the head of communications for the Institute of American Constitutional Thought and Leadership.

I read something he wrote recently and decided to invite him on the podcast to talk about the topic. That topic? The culture of victimhood.

Some links from the episode:

* Man’s Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl, (Amazon)

* Institute of Constitutional Thought and Leadership

* Slaying the Giants in Your Life by David Jeremiah

* The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt (Amazon)



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