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Mining the Media

Mining the Media is not your typical talk radio, shout radio, or even listen radio. We ask smart questions, provide informative answers, and are forward thinking.This is THINK radio!

Podcast · By David Jeffers · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    The Prince of Peace and the Failure of the United Nations (opens the original)

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    G.K. opens Mining the Media with six quick TPs, beginning with President Trump's Greenland deal and a comparison to the Louisiana Purchase. He warns Republicans against allowing candidate purity to keep them from voting, previews the controversy surrounding transgender gold-medal athletes competing against women, and looks at oil and gas prices across recent administrations. G.K. also discusses Sen. Rand Paul's continued pursuit of Dr. Anthony Fauci, questions Sen. Tom Cotton's opposition, and a

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Who Guards the Guardians? (opens the original)

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    Mining the Media opens with G.K. paying tribute to legendary pop artist Peter Max , whose bold, colorful work helped define the visual culture of the 1960s. G.K. reflects on the beauty and value of Max's art and recalls the opportunity to see his work displayed in a gallery. From art, G.K. turns to deception —and a story involving Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico . G.K. discusses reported comments attributed to Talarico's pastor suggesting that the image Talarico presents during

  3. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Get Away! Forgotten Places and the Biblical Case for Rest (opens the original)

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    Something completely different this week on Mining the Media! G.K. and David take a well-earned break from the political battlefield and explore the value of simply getting away. G.K. takes us off the beaten path with three fascinating travel programs featuring abandoned places, forgotten communities, historic locations, and the stories still waiting to be discovered across North America. His recommendations include Joe & Nic's Road Trip , Canadian photographer and videographer Chris Attrell , a

  4. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Who Had Access? The Troubling Questions Surrounding Presidential Security (opens the original)

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    G.K. opens this week's Mining the Media with two New Nuggets available exclusively at MiningTheMedia.com: an NIH-funded study finding that puberty blockers failed to improve youth mental health, and a striking comparison of the enormous land requirements of solar and wind energy versus nuclear power. Then G.K. brings Dave something he hadn't seen: "A Mike Johnson power move can neuter the DSA — and make Democrats pick a side." What political maneuver is the Speaker considering, and why could it

  5. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Just War in an Unjust World (opens the original)

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    With America engaged in a prolonged war with Iran, public support declining, and questions mounting about the objectives and costs of continued military action, an ancient question has become urgently relevant again: When is war justified? In this episode of Mining the Media , David and G.K. move beyond partisan arguments over President Trump and examine war through the biblical and historic Christian understanding of Just War Theory . Drawing from D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones' Why Does God Allow War?

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