Dr. Carson speaks with Dr. E. Calvin Beisner on the intersection of environmental science, climate policy, and theological principles. This episode delves into the complex sphere where faith, stewardship, and scientific pragmatism meet, particularly in the context of the environmental issues of today.

Together, they critically examine the cultural and ideological battle within the environmental discourse today, highlighting how various worldviews influence interpretations of climate change. Beisner discusses the often miscommunicated aspects of climate change, such as the Urban Heat Island effect and the contribution of greenhouse gases. He debunks popular catastrophic theories and advocates for the benefits of carbon dioxide's role in enhancing plant growth and, by extension, global food supply. Dr. Beisner emphasizes the necessity of a sober and realistic approach to climate science as he laid out in his latest book, “Climate and Energy: The Case for Realism.”

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The focus turns to the pervasive crisis of homelessness affecting not just metropolitan landscapes but the entire American nation. Dr. Carson hosts George Mullen and Terry Caster, two proactive solution-seekers propelling an innovative program called Sunbreak Ranch, poised to make significant strides in addressing this complex issue.

Throughout their conversation, the guests construct a compelling narrative around the escalation of homelessness across the US, delineating the humanitarian and societal impacts that have contributed to an urgent need for change. With San Diego's homelessness surging, their fresh approach with Sunbreak Ranch aims to serve as a pivotal model, potentially replicable nationwide. The discourse delves into the financial inefficiencies of current government efforts and the vital incorporation of the rule of law for societal reform, weaving together a potent mix of compassion and strategic thought leadership.

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Dr. Ben Carson dives into the burgeoning world of homeschooling with guest Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations. The conversation reveals the exponential growth in homeschooling and the intricate dynamics of education alternatives, including charter schools. Dr. Carson and Bortins dissect the impact of the pandemic on educational choices, discuss the foundational differences between classical and modern education, and explore the implications of government involvement in homeschooling.

Bortins shares his personal experience as a product of homeschooling, debunking myths around social deprivation and highlighting the tailored learning opportunities it provides. Learn more about practical considerations for parents thinking about homeschooling their child.

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Dr. Ben Carson sits down with Riley Gaines who has rapidly become a nationally recognized figure for her staunch advocacy for preserving the integrity of women's sports. This conversation ventures into the complex terrain where athletics, gender, and politics intersect, challenging the status quo and rekindling the flame of contentious debate nationwide.

Gaines discusses how she stays positive and open-hearted despite some frightening moments she experienced in her advocacy. The episode delves into Gaines' journey since their last discussion, addressing the developments and struggles women athletes face due to the inclusion of transgender individuals in female sports competitions. Gaines articulates the consequences – citing specific instances where female athletes have been injured or disadvantaged – and emphasizes the tangible effects on women's privacy, safety, and opportunities. Join Dr. Carson in this important conversation on the fight for fairness in women’s sports.

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Dr. Ben Carson discusses the importance of colorblindness and the dangers of identity politics with guest Andre Archie, PhD. He has a new book “The Virtue Of Color-Blindness”. They explore the impact of racialist ideologies on society and the need to judge individuals based on their character rather than the color of their skin. They also address the progress made by the black community and the importance of personal responsibility and hard work. This thought-provoking conversation challenges the prevailing narrative and offers a roadmap for a more united and inclusive America.

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Dr. Carson welcomes comedian, actor, and author of the book, “You Can Do It,” Rob Schneider to the podcast this week. Rob shares his experiences and views on the entertainment industry and its political leaning and the importance of free speech. At the core of the conversation lies a profound respect for the country's founding principles. Together, they emphasize the significance of upholding individual liberties against the tides of societal and political pressure. Refusing to be censored, Rob discusses the importance of speaking up and exercising your first amendment rights.

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Pastor Darren Whitehead, author of “The Digital Fast,” joins Dr. Carson to discuss the positive impact of stepping back from social media through a 40 day digital fast. Together they explore the detrimental effects of excessive screen time and social media on mental health, particularly among teenagers. Pastor Whitehead shares insights and how to guide individuals and communities through a 40-day journey of stepping back from social media. Pastor Whitehead emphasizes the need for parents to set boundaries and adopt new norms regarding smartphone use, including delaying smartphone and social media access for children. He also discusses the addictive nature of platforms like TikTok and the importance of reclaiming a healthy relationship with technology. Listen now to find out what stepping back from social media can do for you and your family.

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March 25th is National Medal of Honor Day. On today’s episode, Dr. Carson is joined by Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dix. Dix was the first enlisted special forces member to receive the nation’s highest award for valor. They discuss valor, sacrifice, and the timeless virtues that forge a nation's character. Through the lens of Dix's harrowing experiences in Vietnam, the dialogue transcends mere war stories and touches the very heart of American patriotism. Dix went on to serve our country in various capacities and started the Center for American Values to honor the extreme sacrifices made to help sustain America’s values and to ensure these extraordinary actions are preserved forever. Tune in to gain insight into the mindset and bravery of a true American hero. Learn more about the Center for American Values at www.americanvaluescenter.org

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