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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Why the Attack on Christian Schools?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Is the First Amendment Being Used to Persecute Christians? 3:07

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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Is the First Amendment Being Used to Persecute Christians?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Do We Believe in Incompetence? 3:07

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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Do We Believe in Incompetence?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Do You Want a Monopoly in Education? 3:10

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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Do You Want a Monopoly in Education?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Do We Want to be Lied To? 3:10

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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Do We Want to be Lied To?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Did the Romans and Do the Americans Love Virtue? 3:07

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R.J. Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Did the Romans and Do the Americans Love Virtue?" https://cr101radio.com/ourthreatenedfreedom由R.J. Rushdoony

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Were There Christians in the Continental Armies? 3:11

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Rousas John Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Were There Christians in the Continental Armies?"由R.J. Rushdoony

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Are Psychology and Psychiatry Scientific? 3:11

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Rousas John Rushdoony shares his view on the menace of American statism discussing the question, "Are Psychology and Psychiatry Scientific?"由R.J. Rushdoony

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An Unusual Place to Eat and Rest 20:45

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In Puerto Rico, there is an area of saline lagoons, salt flats and mangrove swamps where humans have extracted salt for over 500 years. We often describe the effects of human activity on the environment as negative. But the migratory birds that eat and rest in one of the most visited places by locals and tourists probably see things differently. Mo…

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The Scientific Name Doesn’t Do It Justice 23:00

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Birds have their common English name and a name in the languages of all the places they might fly through. And then they have their Latin name, which is their taxonomic name, the one scientists use. In this episode, we learn about a decades-long effort in Puerto Rico to change San Pedrito's scientific name, why it matters and the journeys of two pe…

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Protecting a Bird and Ourselves 25:38

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How do you organize a group of people to protect a bird from powerful forces? The Julián Chiví, or Black-whiskered Vireo, reveals a story of a community banding together to save a species, its environment, and ultimately, the people themselves. The organizers in Puerto Rico decided to go beyond just presenting alarming facts—and their strategy work…

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The Puerto Rican Parrot Comeback 22:55

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In the season premiere, we travel to Puerto Rico to meet a bird that has survived deforestation, hurricanes and the exotic pet trade. The Puerto Rican parrot saw its numbers drop to almost zero at one point. But today, its population is growing and stabilizing. To achieve this, the people involved had to make some difficult tradeoffs. More info and…

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Hawai’i: Hope for the ‘Ua‘u 25:20

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We end our season with a little seabird that’s making a comeback. The Hawaiian Petrel, or ‘Ua’u, was once written off as going or gone from the islands. But after recent discoveries of remnant colonies, we see how some human intervention with the right tools can make a huge difference for birds and protect a population on the brink. Some brief swea…

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Hawai’i: Saving the ʻAlalā 21:00

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Hawai‘i has its own species of crow, the clever and charismatic ʻAlalā. But the species hasn’t been able to survive in its shrinking native habitat. The only reason the ʻAlalā still exists is because of captive breeding programs. Reintroducing them to the wild is fraught with challenges, but it’s needed for the continuation of the species and for t…

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Hawai’i: Rewriting the Story of Extinction 34:20

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In 1823, a young princess was presented with an incredible gift, and a choice: protect the Native Hawaiian way of life, or embrace the teachings of newcomers. Today, the gift resides in a museum, and its story tells of tragedy and hope, the duality of life, and maybe a different understanding of our current extinction crisis. More info and transcri…

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