The James Perspective

On today's episode, we discuss the arrest of the January 6 pipe bomber. Key topics include what was most likely: Whether he was acting alone or as part of a conspiracy. If a conspiracy, who was designated to benefit from it. We also covered the the different reasons it took so long to identify and arrest him, noting that it was unlikely the case could not have been solved sooner given the extensive surveillance devices that cover all of Washington D.C.   Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss new AI tools and data centers, practical cybersecurity tips, how to manage smart home and cloud services more safely, and the trade‑offs between privacy, convenience, and Big Tech control. Don't miss it!

On today's show, we discuss Advents meaning and how God uses suffering and unanswered prayers, the dangers of treating faith like superstition, what true worship and gratitude look like beyond material blessings, and how believers can deepen trust in God during seasons of pain and uncertainty. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss allegations about Senator Mark Kelly's twin brother fundraising for Ukrainian propaganda, Trump's reported phone call with Nicolás Maduro and possible Venezuela operations, the DC shooter's claimed CIA ties, David Sacks' role in AI and crypto policy, debates over dual citizenship and immigration, and how Middle East and China strategies affect Trump's political capital and U.S. security. It's also our new audio producer's birthday today (audio producer here, thank you for the birthday wishes!), so don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss alleged fraud in Minnesota's human services and NGO systems, debates over immigration and illegal immigrant finances, Democratic and Republican corruption, media “fake news” rankings from the Trump administration, and global issues from Afghan resettlement to Russian oil and the war in Ukraine. Don't miss it!

On today's Black Friday episode, we discuss new conspiracy theories about global digital currency, government surveillance and AI control, major geopolitical flashpoints, and how media narratives shape what the public believes. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, it's Thanksgiving! Listen to the Thankful Foursome discuss Thanksgiving tech habits, how families juggle screens and devices during the holidays, recent AI and gadget news, and practical tips for managing digital life while traveling and hosting. Don't miss it, and Happy Thanksgiving!

On today's episode, we discuss the meaning of Thanksgiving through Psalm 100, the importance of gratitude and worship, and how faith shapes our attitude toward suffering and everyday blessings.​ Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss the latest government shutdown developments, inflation and interest rate news, legal battles over election laws, international tensions in hotspots like Venezuela and the Middle East, and how these stories affect everyday Americans. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss recent court decisions, high-profile medical lawsuits, new regulations affecting healthcare, and the role of lawmakers in shaping patient rights. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss debates about government automation with AI and robots, the ethics and risks of AI decision-making, and conspiracy theories about Silicon Valley's influence on future governance. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss the latest smart home products, new developments in artificial intelligence for consumer gadgets, cybersecurity tips, and hands-on repairs for common tech problems. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss the concept of wisdom from biblical, philosophical, and practical perspectives, sharing personal stories, church experiences, and insights on spiritual growth and discernment. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss recent government shutdown negotiations, ongoing labor strikes, the impact of inflation on consumer prices, new developments in immigration policy, and controversy over election laws. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss new lawsuits in the medical and insurance fields, developments in criminal justice reform, recent actions by federal agencies, and emerging debates over government policy. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss the origins and mysteries of Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto, how dormant wallets could impact global finance, recent cryptocurrency market trends, and conspiracy theories related to digital currency and government policy. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss new product launches, the latest advancements in smart home technology, tech industry news, and practical troubleshooting tips for everyday digital devices. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss pain management, the meaning of worship, philosophical approaches to knowing God, and perspectives on faith and spiritual experience. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss riots at a UC Berkeley event, protests by Antifa, Supreme Court rulings on election ballots, the government shutdown's impact on jobs, Venezuela tension, and life inside minimum security prisons. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss legal news, recent medical cases, immigration policy debates, federal government actions, and updates in criminal justice. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss the use of cryptocurrency and stablecoins to address the national debt, Chinese scholars charged with smuggling biological materials, international tensions in Venezuela, Elon Musk's teased new product, and recent trends in digital currency markets. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss updates on the latest tech industry news, commentary on new product releases, practical upgrades like solar energy and data center projects, personal anecdotes, and trends impacting the future of work and automation. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss Bible verses, personal struggles, church community issues, and approaches to spiritual growth. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss cryptocurrency market trends, Dick Cheney's death, Scott Adams' cancer treatment, government shutdown politics, Elon Musk's latest product hints, and election updates in New York and New Jersey. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss Scott Adams' cancer treatment ordeal, genocide in Nigeria, asylum policies, immigration and citizenship debates, narco-terrorism, and surveillance of political figures. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss Satoshi Nakamoto's identity, conspiracy theories about public figures, the history of online scams, Halloween traditions, and fraternal organizations like the Masons and Knights of Columbus. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss $500 home robots, AI industry outages, Meta's massive data center, capital gains on crypto, new solar technology, Nike's exoskeleton shoes, automated retail checkout, and solar power for homes. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss Bible study methods, scripture interpretation, discipleship in churches, differences between systematic and biblical theology, and church leadership roles. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss government shutdown politics, new energy and data projects in Louisiana, rare earth mineral deals in Asia, and predictions for when federal paychecks will resume. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss FBI surveillance videos, election news, Supreme Court cases, international politics, and the Pink Panther Louvre theft. Don't miss it!

On today's episode, we discuss UFO hearings, U.S. operations in Venezuela, and how the government might use alien news to distract from political actions.

On  todays Show James, Dwayne, Mark, Glenn and David talk about Bitcoin, XRP, crypto market, financial system, debt reset, AI, blockchain, utility coins, SEC lawsuit, digital society, energy infrastructure, robotics, data centers, investment strategies, regulatory challenges., Future technologies, biomedical advancements, longevity, quality of life, AI surgery, cancer detection, aging, health, assisted care, family dynamics, PJ's coffee, podcast, conspiracy theories, iPad issues, don't miss it.

On todays Show James, Chris, Jimmy and Glenn talk about the importance of setting personal boundaries, drawing from Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend's book "Boundaries." the Gang emphasized that boundaries define what is "me" and what is "not me," using examples like skin, truth, and time. He highlighted common issues in personal relationships, such as over-dependence and lack of self-care. The conversation also touched on the need for flexible boundaries in church settings and the importance of respecting others' space. Examples included the impact of poor boundaries on mental health and the necessity of setting limits to maintain healthy relationships. The discussion centered on the importance of compassion and setting boundaries, drawing parallels to biblical teachings. The Gang emphasized the need to help those in need to create a cycle of service. They also highlighted the significance of decision-making for spiritual health, referencing Proverbs. The conversation also touched on the split within the Anglican Church over moral principles and the appointment of a female Archbishop, drawing comparisons to historical church splits. Don't Miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the impact of fake TikTok videos on public perception, the appointment of liberal judges, and the need for conservative judges. They highlighted the challenges of getting 49 judges approved in the Senate. The conversation also touched on the No Kings protest, its funding, and the media's portrayal. They discussed Trump's efforts to clean up cities, the potential impact on voter behavior, and the importance of election integrity. Additionally, they mentioned the construction of a ballroom at the White House and the discovery of a sniper nest near Mar-a-Lago. The discussion centered on Silva's Republican mayoral campaign in New York, contrasting him with Cuomo, who is accused of being a communist. Silva is urged not to drop out, despite Cuomo's claims. The conversation also touched on the Epstein scandal, suggesting Clinton and Andrew's involvement was minimal, and speculating on Trump's non-involvement. They discussed the potential impact of Epstein-related information on Trump's reputation and the media's role in sensationalizing the issue. The meeting concluded with plans for future podcast topics, including a discussion on XRP and its recent significant investment. Do Not Miss it!

On todays Show James, Mark, Dwayne and Glenn talk about the impact of IBM losing control of the operating system for personal computers. The conversation also covered the heist at the Louvre, the government shutdown, and the potential reopening within 72 hours. They debated the effectiveness of protests, the use of narco submarines in Colombia, and the impact of gerrymandering on elections. Additionally, they discussed the potential impact of a Democratic candidate named Stephen Smith and the challenges faced by the Democratic Party in maintaining the black vote. The discussion touched on various social and political issues. Speaker 1 highlighted the historical respect for black individuals and the potential shift in Democratic support. They also discussed the impact of government subsidies on middle-class identification. The conversation shifted to safety concerns in different neighborhoods, noting the visibility of black individuals in predominantly white areas. Additionally, the group discussed the political landscape in Latin America, particularly Bolivia's election of a centrist Christian Democrat. They emphasized the importance of security for a functioning society. Do not miss this one!

On todays Show James, Mark, Dwayne and Glenn talk about Glenn's theory about the U.S. government's motives for a House subcommittee hearing on UFOs, suggesting it might be a diversion from actions in Venezuela, including potential decapitation strikes on Maduro. They also discussed Venezuela's drug trafficking, military corruption, and the involvement of Iranian drones. The conversation touched on Trump's foreign policy, the potential for a new international city in Gaza, and the possibility of Trump being the Antichrist. They also mentioned the impact of AI on sports and the rigging of major sports contests. Don't miss it.

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about AI's integration into daily life, such as hacking robot vacuums and sex toys, and the potential for AI bots to interact with each other. They also discussed the impact of AI on job markets, the potential for 3D-printed homes, and the volatility of the crypto market, particularly Bitcoin and XRP. The conversation touched on the implications of AI in content creation, the potential for AI to generate personalized content, and the challenges of managing AI-controlled robots. Additionally, they mentioned the approach of a large comet, Comet Leonard, and its potential impact on Earth. James Wilkerson discussed the evolving nature of tech monopolies, citing historical examples like IBM and Intel. He argued that government intervention to break up monopolies may not be necessary due to market dynamics. Don't miss it!

On todays show James, Chris, Jimmy, and Glenn discuss the cultural and religious significance of Halloween, emphasizing its historical roots in All Saints' Day and All Hallows' Eve. The conversation highlighted the importance of understanding the original context of traditions to avoid misinterpretation. The speakers debated the impact of modern cultural influences on religious practices, using examples like the bronze serpent and the King James Bible. They also touched on the political implications of Trump's actions, particularly his potential creation of an international community in Gaza, and the broader implications for American politics and constitutionality. The discussion centered on the constitutionality and moral implications of welfare programs. James Wilkerson and Speaker 2 debated whether welfare should be general or specific, with Wilkerson arguing that general welfare benefits society as a whole, while specific welfare is individualistic. They also discussed the role of charity, emphasizing that true charity comes from personal contributions, not forced government actions. The Group highlighted the complexity of modern life and the importance of understanding Christianity fully before condemning it. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about Trump's recent diplomatic efforts, particularly the Middle East peace accord and the currency swap agreement with Argentina. They highlighted Trump's influence on global politics, including his interactions with Putin and Melania's humanitarian efforts for Ukrainian children. The conversation also touched on the SpaceX Starship test, its potential for rapid intercontinental travel, and the economic implications of the Argentina deal. Additionally, they discussed the political landscape in New Jersey, focusing on the upcoming gubernatorial election and the involvement of Scott Pressler in voter registration efforts. The discussion covered the potential escalation of the Ukraine conflict, with concerns that providing long-range missiles could provoke Putin. It was noted that Putin often escalates to de-escalate, similar to Trump's tactics. The shelf life of Tomahawk missiles was debated, with estimates ranging from 15 to 45 years. The conversation shifted to Katy Perry and Trudeau's relationship, highlighting Perry's fame and past with Russell Brand. The new Gaza utopia's governance is still in development. Don't Miss It!

On todays show we talk about Columbus Day, and the impact of statue destruction. They discussed the potential peace in Palestine and the implications of the "No Kings" protest. The conversation also touched on voter registration issues, with James Wilkerson's address being changed without consent. They mentioned the new mayor of New Orleans, Helen Moreno, and her background. Additionally, they discussed the crypto market crash, Trump's claims about the FBI's involvement in January 6, and the potential mechanical failure of a helicopter crash in Huntington Beach. The conversation covered various topics, including a mechanical failure involving bolts and a cotter pin, the purchase of voting machines by a Republican, and Ellison Oracle's acquisition of CBS. They discussed the potential impact on Fox News and the political landscape, particularly the challenges faced by Republicans like Cassidy in Louisiana. The discussion also touched on media interviews, with JD Vance's performance on ABC highlighted. Additionally, they addressed the government shutdown, Trump's decoration of the Oval Office, and his plans for a new bridge in DC, dubbed the "Arc de Trump." Don't miss it!

On todays show Charlotte, Mark, James Dwayne and Glenn talk about the book "Mary's Monkeys" which links the JFK assassination to a government cover-up involving cancer-causing viruses. The conversation also delved into the Middle East peace agreement, highlighting Hamas's commitment to disarm and relocate to Egypt. The group debated the feasibility of this agreement, noting the potential for Hamas to violate its terms. Additionally, the acquisition of Dominion Voting Systems by Liberty Vote was discussed, emphasizing the shift towards paper ballots and American ownership. The meeting concluded with a brief mention of Smartmatic's sale. The conversation revolves around the potential sale of Dominion and Smartmatic voting systems, with concerns about their integrity and the impact of bad press. James Wilkerson and others discuss the implications of the systems being sold, suggesting it could be due to legal threats and settlements, including a $787 million settlement with Fox News. The discussion also touches on the political landscape, including the potential impact of a government shutdown and the "No Kings" protest on October 18, and the strategic maneuvering of political parties. Additionally, there is a mention of Donald Trump's efforts to fund WIC through tariff revenue during the shutdown. Don't Miss it!

On todays Show the Future Foursome talk about he Middle East peace process, the impact of Donald Trump's efforts, and the financial stability of Dubai. They also delved into the potential of quantum computing and its implications for crypto, noting Bitcoin's recent all-time high of $125,000 and the challenges of forking. The conversation shifted to AI, discussing its current boom, potential bust, and the integration of AI in various industries. They highlighted Tesla's recent update to its Full Self-Driving software, combining Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features, and its implications for the future of autonomous vehicles. The discussion centered on the advancements and challenges of self-driving technology, particularly Tesla's autopilot features. James Wilkerson highlighted the limitations in Louisiana's autopilot laws and the potential for Tesla to adapt to local regulations. The cost of Tesla's self-driving software was discussed, with a yearly subscription of $8,000. The conversation also covered Tesla's new base model at around $30,000 and upcoming software updates. Additionally, the group discussed the potential of AI in legal drafting, the development of a cooling paint that reduces building temperatures by 36 degrees, and the use of nanobots for Alzheimer's treatment. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show the Gang talks about the complexities of ecclesiology, focusing on church governance and discipleship. James Wilkerson and others debated the merits of top-down versus bottom-up church structures, using examples like the Catholic Church and Baptist Church. They emphasized the importance of comprehensive discipleship, including personal growth, corporate growth, sound doctrine, and comprehensive equipping. The conversation also highlighted the need for structured prayer and Bible study, the role of tithing, and the balance between church structure and individual spiritual growth. They concluded that a spirit-filled approach is crucial for effective church leadership and discipleship. The conversation revolves around the practice of tithing and spiritual disciplines. James Wilkerson discusses the difficulty of calculating his tithe and suggests reviewing his finances annually. Speaker 1 emphasizes the importance of tithing as a spiritual discipline, likening it to other routines that become instinctive with practice. The discussion also touches on the need for training in spiritual practices, similar to how one prepares for marriage or parenthood. Speaker 2 humorously compares the reluctance to accept such training to a military briefing on the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about, Federal government shutdown, air conditioning, black mold, grease truck, George Clooney, air traffic controllers, Obamacare, pre-existing conditions, CIA spying, voter ID, Antifa, ICE agents, Jay Jones, Tesla self-driving. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about discussed the Supreme Court's potential ruling on Trump's tariffs, with conservative law professors divided on the outcome. They also addressed the district courts' defiance of the Supreme Court regarding Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Portland, highlighting the 10th Amendment debate. The conversation included a debate on the effectiveness of voter registration efforts by Scott Pressler and Nicole Shanahan, and the potential impact of voter ID initiatives in California. Additionally, they touched on the Navy's 250th anniversary and the military's support for Trump. The discussion centered on the Pope's stance on open borders and his views on pro-life beliefs, particularly the inconsistency of being against abortion but supporting the death penalty. James Wilkerson found a quote where the Pope emphasized the importance of welcoming immigrants as an opportunity for renewal. The conversation also touched on Taylor Swift's new album, which earned $43 million, countering Trump's criticism of her talent. Glenn praised Swift's multi-faceted talent and her ability to connect with young fans. Don't miss it!

On todays show Charlotte, James, Sarah, Glenn and Dwayne talk about Project 2025, a political initiative by the Heritage Foundation, which outlines conservative policies for a future Trump administration. Key points included proposals to abolish the Federal Reserve, replace merit-based civil servants with Trump loyalists, and implement strict immigration policies. The conversation also touched on the potential impact of drone technology, including the challenges of countering drone threats and the legalities of drone use. Additionally, the group discussed the implications of the Pope's comments on immigration and the potential for Russia to seize assets of countries that confiscate Russian assets. The discussion covered various topics, including the use of drones to invade privacy, the government shutdown, and the impact of memes involving sombreros and mustaches on political figures. They discussed Trump's use of social media to counteract Democratic criticisms and his administration's plans under Project 2025. The conversation also touched on Venezuela's strategic importance, its cartel connections, and the U.S. military's pressure on Maduro. Additionally, they debated the Super Bowl halftime show choices, particularly Bad Bunny's popularity, and concluded with a humorous discussion about a bear-related anecdote from "War and Peace." Do not miss it!

Well we had Tech difficulties on Tuesday so please enjoy when we went long on Thursday and decided to use the political of our speculations on the Gov shut Down don't miss it!

On todays Show AI advancements, work slop, brain rot, AI-generated content, Tesla robot, AI-driven cars, Grokopedia, Netflix competition, AI judges, self-driving cars, AI in healthcare, AI in education, AI in entertainment, AI in public services, AI in transportation., Hyperloop, Boring Company, SpaceX, Tesla tunnels, Elon Musk, Starlink, AI in education, cybersecurity, Bitcoin volatility, government shutdown, military fitness standards, General Milley, Venezuela, Maduro. Don't miss it!

On todays show jimmy breaks down the Yom Kippur hoiday and how it relates to Christian discipleship. Don't miss it!  

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the recent church shooting in Michigan, left-wing terrorism, and the potential government shutdown. The group debated whether Trump's call to military generals was for a Kumbaya meeting, a military coup, or a strategic move to trim the military during a shutdown. They also discussed the potential impact of a shutdown on government operations and the political implications for both parties. Additionally, they touched on the New York mayoral race, the deployment of National Guard to Portland, and the release of documents related to Epstein Island. The conversation highlighted the strategic maneuvering and potential political fallout from these events. The discussion centered on the arrest of Comey, contrasting his voluntary surrender with Stone's forced arrest. They debated the political bias in the Eastern District of Virginia, where an Obama-appointed judge handled the case. The conversation also touched on the potential for additional charges against Comey and the impact of jury selection in a heavily Democratic area. Additionally, they discussed the NFL's decision to book Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show over Taylor Swift, highlighting Swift's rejection due to lack of control over her performance and advertising. 

On todays show Sarah walks the gang and delves into the life and exploits of Rudy Kurniawan, a Chinese-Indonesian wine collector and counterfeiter. Known for his exceptional palate, Kurniawan gained access to high-profile wine circles by purchasing cheap bottles and eventually creating fakes. He made millions through auctions, including a $24.7 million sale in 2006, but was exposed when buyers discovered his wines were fake. Kurniawan was convicted in 2013 and served seven years. Post-release, he continues to host events where he serves both real and fake wines, highlighting the complexities and allure of the wine world. The conversation revolves around wine tasting, with participants discussing their experiences and preferences. Glenn Cox shares a story about his sister-in-law's favorite Pinot Noir and the effort to find it. Speaker 7 talks about the impact of geography on wine taste, mentioning a Spanish wine with a salty flavor. They also discuss Rudy Kurniawan's wine fraud, noting his skill in creating convincing fake bottles. Don't miss it!