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🗓️ 7 July 2022
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0:00.0 | Welcome to episode 268 of the JBP Podcast. I'm Michaela Peterson. In this episode, |
0:06.8 | Dad spoke with Rod Dreyer, a senior writer and editor for the American Conservative. |
0:12.1 | As a veteran journalist for over 30 years, Rod's writing has also appeared in the National Review, |
0:17.6 | the Weekly Standard, the Wall Street Journal, and other publications. He's the author of three |
0:23.1 | New York Times bestsellers, Live Not By Lies, The Benedict Option, and The Little Way of Ruth |
0:29.6 | Ylemming, as well as the books Crunchy Conds and How Don't Take and Save Your Life. In this episode, |
0:35.9 | Dad and Rod talked about Rod's latest book, Live Not By Lies, the continuous emergence of communism |
0:42.1 | in the West, ideology as a substitute for religion, the importance of courage and more. Enjoy the episode. |
1:02.4 | Hello everyone. I'm here today with Rod Dreyer, a senior editor at the American Conservative. |
1:09.0 | He's a veteran of three decades of magazine and newspaper journalism. Rod has written two |
1:15.1 | previous New York Times bestsellers, The Benedict Option, and The Little Way of Ruth Ylemming, |
1:21.5 | as well as Crunchy Conds and How Don't Take Can Save Your Life. Today, we are opposed to discuss |
1:28.5 | his newest book, Live Not By Lies, Inspired Not Least by the great Alexander Solzhenitsyn, |
1:35.9 | author of The Goulagher Capelago, the book that helped bring down the evil Soviet empire. |
1:43.1 | Good to meet you, Rod. It's been a long time coming and I'm looking forward to discussing your book. |
1:48.2 | Yeah, thank you, Jordan. It hasn't been a long time coming because you of all people in North America |
1:55.1 | are an expert on totalitarianism. And so I've been very eager to see what your take on the book is |
2:00.4 | and to have a fruitful discussion with you about it. |
2:03.2 | Yeah, so the title Live Not By Lies, it's a lovely phrase, a catchy phrase too, for what that's |
2:11.1 | worth. And I suppose that indicates some poetic genius. Do you want to talk a little bit about |
2:16.2 | why you picked that title where it came from and also what motivated you to write the book? |
2:21.3 | Sure. Well, the title comes from an essay that Alexander Solzhenitsyn sent out to his followers |
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