Podcast appearances and mentions of jason jewell

Send us a textFor Video Go To: https://www.youtube.com/live/tLYSWcxReSw?si=zGkUWbJF5pyKL1MvJason Jewell is an accomplished illusionist known for his captivating performances that blend magic with audience engagement. His extensive experience and ability to connect with people make him a prominent figure in the world of entertainment.Throughout his career, Jason Jewell has entertained a wide array of clients, including politicians, celebrities, and Fortune 500 companies. Some notable venues where he has performed include:Joe Louis Arena, Hard Rock Cafe, Disney, Michigan University, and Florida Baptist University.Follow Jason Jewell here:https://www.facebook.com/jason.jewell.106/https://www.instagram.com/jasonspades21/Follow "The Dan Levely Show" onInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/thedanlevelyshow -YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@thedanlevelyshow/streams -Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/danlevelyshowFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/thedanlevelyshowOn The Go? Listen to "The Dan Levely Show" on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3YzScskwpYCk6opLMuRyy2Support the show

Dr. Jason Jewell discusses the demographic and financial challenges facing American higher education, the declining public trust in universities, and how red states are responding with reforms to reduce ideological bias and increase accountability.Recorded in Tampa, Florida, on February 22, 2025.Special thanks to Liberty Villages and the Shrader family and Greg Roe for sponsoring this event.

To engage some, to equip some. PORA is an apologetics based show that reaches out to believers and unbelievers to discuss and debate the big questions. We exist to engage not only, unbelievers but believers of various faiths and worldviews. We also aim to equip believers with sound arguments that demonstrate the truth of Christianity.At the end of the day, you choose!***GlossaHouse resources are available at our website! - https://glossahouse.com/ ✏️ ***Sign up for classes with GlossaHouse U - https://glossahouse.com/pages/classes

Concern for social justice has become one of the most effective ways for Christians to signal that they care about the world's poor, yet below the surface of this virtue signaling are some important issues about justice itself – of social well-being – and understanding how to be a Christian concerned with the common good. It is important to understand just how the message of the gospel applies to the well-being of the world. Jason Jewell joins us to talk about why a libertarian view of the state, society, and human action are critical concepts to understand before one arrives at a viable pursuit of social justice. (Re-Mastered for Re-Issue.) Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com 

On this episode of Anchored, CLT's Adam Roate is joined by Dr. Jason Jewell and Dr. Andrew Jacobs of Faulkner University's Center for Great Books and Human Flourishing. The two share about their educational journey and how Faulkner University fostered their love for classical education. They discuss the importance of faith in the academy, the value of overcoming challenges in education, and share details about graduate and undergraduate degree programs at Faulkner University. They also hear from admissions counselor Megan Lee, who shares information for interested prospective students. 

Jason Jewell's address at the Miami National Conservatism Conference on September 13, 2022.

John Zmirak Article- Donald Trump is the MLK of the Working Class and Christians. No Wonder the FBI is Persecuting Him, Too. Tom Woods- Mao's Mass Murder.   Donald Trump is the MLK of the Working Class and Christians. No Wonder the FBI is Persecuting Him, Too. By John Zmirak. Tom Woods - Mao's Mass Murder   John Zmirak The Eric Metaxas Show   Aug 16 2022   Donald Trump is the MLK of the Working Class and Christians. No Wonder the FBI is Persecuting Him, Too. By John Zmirak. Read the article at: https://stream.org/donald-trump-is-the-mlk-of-the-working-class-and-christians-no-wonder-the-fbi-is-persecuting-him-too/   John Zmirak https://stream.org/author/johnzmirak/   The Eric Metaxas Show- https://metaxastalk.com/podcasts/   Mao's Mass Murder The Tom Woods Show  Aug 11 2022   You can still find people to this day who try to claim Mao Tse-Tung was an agrarian reformer and that the deaths were caused by bad weather, but in this episode my guest Jason Jewell gives us the truth, while also spending some time on communism in eastern Europe.   Learn more about Tom Woods at: https://tomwoods.com/ Learn more about Michael Malice at: https://michaelmalice.com/ Watch more films from Dangerous Documentaries at: https://www.dangerousdocumentaries.com/   Watch all 10 videos in this series at- The Politically Incorrect Guide 10 videos Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice, and based on the Regnery Publishing book series of the same name, "The Politically Incorrect Guide" covers the undiscussed facts and stories about history, culture, and social movements, purged from today's mainstream education system. Tom Woods penned the very first book in the series, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History", which was a New York Times bestseller. Capital Research Center   1The Politically Incorrect Guide to Modern Capitalism (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 2The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Industrial Revolution (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 3The Politically Incorrect Guide to Public Education (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 4The Politically Incorrect Guide to Journalism (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 5The Politically Incorrect Guide to Real American Heroes (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 6The Politically Incorrect Guide to Woodrow Wilson & the Origins of Progressivism 7The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 8The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Supreme Court (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!) 9The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Great Depression & the New Deal 10The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!)

You can still find people to this day who try to claim Mao Tse-Tung was an agrarian reformer and that the deaths were caused by bad weather, but in this episode my guest Jason Jewell gives us the truth, while also spending some time on communism in eastern Europe.

Jason Jewell of Faulkner University joins us to discuss communism (theory and history) and the realities of life under Lenin and Stalin. Sponsor: Liquid IV - Take 15% off your entire order at

We were delighted to welcome back Jason Jewell, Ph.D., a previous guest on the podcast and new editor of our own journal the Christian Libertarian Review (CLR). Why is scholarship so important? Ideas that may be socio-politically irrelevant can be launched into the public eye through scholarly journals; therefore, libertarians should see the importance of such intellectual avenues - especially with peer-reviewed publications. Show Notes: CLR's 2020 Issue Our last episode with Jason  Submit at CLR or check out the Mises Scholarship Conference

“Not all higher ed dollars are created equal. Idaho's legislators should create more incentives for the state's students and colleges to excel instead of simply maintaining the institutional status quo.” ~ Stephen C. Miller & Jason Jewell

Join Russell as he navigates a debate between atheist Jason Jewell and Caleb Jackson!

Allie Baker and Jason Jewell outline their sessions at the upcoming VATE State Conference

Religious liberty is sometimes described as "America's first freedom," but it was only achieved after more than a century of painful experience and with the development of careful arguments in colonial and early republican America. To many people then, the free exercise of one's religion was not a self-evident right or something that was desirable for any social purpose. Today the rights of conscience are again coming under attack, and Christians need to recover the intellectual framework that makes arguments for religious freedom compelling. This episode examines foundational documents that early Americans relied on and produced to win the battle for religious liberty. It also provides resources for Christian libertarians who want to engage in the renewed battle for this precious freedom we dare not take for granted. Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com

On August 22, 2019, the Federalist Society's Montgomery Lawyers Chapter hosted an event at the Capitol Hill Club in Montgomery, Alabama on "Justice versus Social Justice."Featuring:Dr. Jason Jewell, Department Chair and Professor Humanities, Faulkner UniversityIntroduction: Dr. Allen P. Mendenhall, Associate Dean and Executive Director of Blackstone & Burke Center for Law & Liberty, Faulkner University Thomas Goode Jones School of Law and President, Montgomery Lawyers Chapter*******As always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speaker.

On August 22, 2019, the Federalist Society's Montgomery Lawyers Chapter hosted an event at the Capitol Hill Club in Montgomery, Alabama on "Justice versus Social Justice."Featuring:Dr. Jason Jewell, Department Chair and Professor Humanities, Faulkner UniversityIntroduction: Dr. Allen P. Mendenhall, Associate Dean and Executive Director of Blackstone & Burke Center for Law & Liberty, Faulkner University Thomas Goode Jones School of Law and President, Montgomery Lawyers Chapter*******As always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speaker.

Brad is excited for the “fresh blood” in the Final Four. He's less than excited by the start of the Diamondbacks season after losing 3 of 4 in Los Angeles. The Coyotes continue to surge towards a Wild Card spot down the stretch. NBC Sports NFL Columnist Peter King (9:39 on podcast) talked about the Kyler Murray buzz, last week's NFL Owner's Meetings here in the Valley, the future of Josh Rosen and much more. Plus, new Brophy head coach Jason Jewell (25:55 on podcast) in-studio talking about his new role at BCP. The post NBC NFL Columnist Peter King, Brophy Head Coach Jason Jewell In-Studio, Final Four Set, D-backs Stumble Early appeared first on Sports360AZ.

ASU caps off an improbable fourth quarter comeback beating UofA Saturday afternoon in Tucson. Brad discusses if this season is now considered a “success” in Herm Edwards' first year. N'Keal Harry... The post ASU Keeps T-Cup, N'Keal Harry Turning Pro, Cardinals Blown Out In LA, Jordan Simone In-Studio, Jason Jewell appeared first on Sports360AZ.

The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis is a series of essays on the state of education and truth in the 21st Century. A slim volume, yet dense with ideas, it is a worthy read for any parent dedicated to the education of their child in Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. Today we have special guest Dr. Jason Jewell with us to help us unpack and understand Lewis's work and begin to learn how it applies to the education of our children.

Brad is tickled ASU, UofA and the Cardinals all managed to pull off wins this past weekend for the first time in 2018. The Sun Devils get a huge road... The post Cardinals/Sun Devils/Wildcats All Win, Red Sox Destroy Dodgers, Jason Jewell On HS Playoffs appeared first on Sports360AZ.

He's been called the best quarterback ever to come out of the state of Arizona. Pinnacle high school's 5 star recruit Spencer Rattler is the subject of this week's Pod as Jason Jewell of 247sports.com joins Jeremy to break down high school football in the valley of the sun. Plus a preview of #1 St. John Bosco and #2 ranked Mater Dei.

Concern for social justice has become one of the most effective ways for Christians to signal that they care about the world's poor, yet below the surface of this virtue signaling are some important issues about justice itself – of social well-being – and understanding how to be a Christian concerned with the common good. It is important to understand just how the message of the gospel applies to the well-being of the world. Jason Jewell joins us to talk about why a libertarian view of the state, society, and human action are critical concepts to understand before one arrives at a viable pursuit of social justice.

Ralph Amsden is joined by several special guests to help the listener get to know some to the players and coaches that are playing for the coveted gold ball on Saturday, December 2nd.  Breakdown (2 Hours and 50 Minutes) Introduction Sports360AZ.com's Jason Jewell talks Prospects to Watch (4:00) Salpointe Catholic Head Coach Dennis Bene (30:11) Salpointe Catholic Quarterback Rodrigo Nieto (44:00) Saguaro Head Coach Jason Mohns (54:20) Sagauro Quarterback Max Massingale (1:11:43) Notre Dame Prep Quarterback Kylan Weisser (1:19:30) Notre Dame Prep LB/DB Ricky Manning (1:32:30) Centennial RB/LB Alex Escobar (1:40:50) Centennial LB/DB Jordan Ware (1:47:50) Perry Quarterback Brock Purdy (1:56:00) Chandler Quarterback Jacob Conover (2:10:23) Brett Quintyne and Chilly from the C-Town Rivals Podcast break down the 6A Championship (2:20:55)

It's obvious that throughout history, books have been one of the primary methods for communicating ideas. However, certain books stand out above the rest in terms of their perennial relevance and impact across hundreds or even thousands of years; these have come to be known as the Great Books. In this episode, humanities scholar Dr. Jason Jewell joins us to discuss the immense value of the Great Books for sharpening both our Christian faith and our libertarian political philosophy. Covering the last 3,000 years of literature in about an hour would be a Herculean effort beyond the capabilities of we mere mortals, but we do our best to look at some important highlights throughout the ages and what they can teach us about the New Testament era, the development of political philosophy, the history of Christian and non-Christian thought, and the nature of the human spirit. Studying the Great Books is a lifelong journey, and we hope that this episode encourages listeners to be diligent readers and, most importantly, deepens their desire to study the greatest book, the Bible. If you don't know how to read, you can probably skip this episode. But if you understood that last sentence, then don't miss this interview.

In the 1990s, Murray Rothbard thought an opportune moment had arisen to reach out again to the American right wing. With the Cold War over, a number of interesting and impressive conservative thinkers were concluding that it was time to stop the global interventionism and return to being a normal country again. This meeting of the minds, between paleoconservatives (so named to distinguish themselves from neoconservatives) and paleolibertarians bore considerable fruit. Jason Jewell walks through this important history.

Guest: Jason Jewell is the Head of English at McKinnon Secondary College in Melbourne, Australia with a passion for literature, social justice and short films. Featuring 3 films: [1] This is How You’ll Make Your Bed in Prison [2] Boy [3] Oranges. Watch this show on YouTube: [publishing 14 Oct] or subscribe on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/short-films-teachers-love/id1086360297 Links to short films loved: Katie Mitchell : This is How You’ll Make Your Bed in Prison | https://youtu.be/6FkSvjZaq6g Lucas Helth Postma: Boy | https://youtu.be/WwV7ENOTeek Kristian Pithie: Oranges | https://youtu.be/60yDIrGvQog Disclosure statement: Jason Jewell does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this review, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their teaching positions listed. Other notes from the show: Written texts Jason pairs with “This is How You’ll Make Your Bed in Prison”: Stolen — a Play by Jane Harrison: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_(play) Mabo — Feature Film by Rachel Perkins: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2112195/ Written texts Jason pairs with “Oranges”: “Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit” — a novel by Jeanette Winterson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oranges_Are_Not_the_Only_Fruit

One reason nobody knows who's a "real conservative" -- and there's even controversy over who's really a libertarian -- is that few people know the history of either of these movements. Jason Jewell walks us through that history and the often rocky but sometimes fruitful relationship between the two groups.

Jason Jewell discusses the libertarian case he makes in an edited volume called Christian Faith and Social Justice: Five Views.

Follow Dr. Jason Jewell into his high school English classroom with Great Books I, a comprehensive survey of Western literature.

In this episode we travel to Michel Delving to meet with special guest Dr. Jason Jewell. He tells us all about the Inklings and about the three hobbits and the small rabbit in the Bird and Baby Inn. Subscribe to the Feed |Subscribe with iTunes   The post SME018: The Inklings appeared first on SQPN.com.

In the twelfth episode, Todd and his panelists libertarian activist and pundit Jason Jewell, left-libertarian/agorist and co-host of Anarchy Time Tom Ender, and Peace, Freedom, and MovementRadio and Boston Tea Party At-Large Member candidate Michael Shanklin discussed Seattle Cop Ian Walsh who punches 19-year-old Marilyn Levias after she shoves him for trying to arrest her 17-year-old friend Angel Rosenthal on the non-violent crime of "jaywalking," Levias later apologizing to Officer Walsh and he accepted her apology, the public's shameful condemnation of Levias's action against Walsh, Obama accepted General McChrystal's resignation from his post in Afghanistan after he publicly questioned the administration's role in the country, Mike Shanklin running for the Boston Tea Party's At-Large seat on the National Committee in the wake of controversy stirred up by the Party's founder Tom Knapp and former At-Large member and current candidate Neil Kiernan Stephenson, Obama preparing to challenge Arizona's immigration law a.k.a. S.B. 1070, etc.Former Boston Tea Party Chairman Doug Gaking was on for a half hour discussion from 11:30 p.m. EST to midnight to talk about the recent events unfolding in the Boston Tea Party, especially the controversy surrounding the fourth At-Large seat, the currently-running At-Large seat election, and what future would hold for the organization.[Note: Former libertarian talk show host Nancy Robbins bowed out of tonight's show for personal reasons. Great show nonetheless!]

In the twelfth episode, Todd and his panelists libertarian activist and pundit Jason Jewell, left-libertarian/agorist and co-host of Anarchy Time Tom Ender, and Peace, Freedom, and MovementRadio and Boston Tea Party At-Large Member candidate Michael Shanklin discussed Seattle Cop Ian Walsh who punches 19-year-old Marilyn Levias after she shoves him for trying to arrest her 17-year-old friend Angel Rosenthal on the non-violent crime of "jaywalking," Levias later apologizing to Officer Walsh and he accepted her apology, the public's shameful condemnation of Levias's action against Walsh, Obama accepted General McChrystal's resignation from his post in Afghanistan after he publicly questioned the administration's role in the country, Mike Shanklin running for the Boston Tea Party's At-Large seat on the National Committee in the wake of controversy stirred up by the Party's founder Tom Knapp and former At-Large member and current candidate Neil Kiernan Stephenson, Obama preparing to challenge Arizona's immigration law a.k.a. S.B. 1070, etc.Former Boston Tea Party Chairman Doug Gaking was on for a half hour discussion from 11:30 p.m. EST to midnight to talk about the recent events unfolding in the Boston Tea Party, especially the controversy surrounding the fourth At-Large seat, the currently-running At-Large seat election, and what future would hold for the organization.[Note: Former libertarian talk show host Nancy Robbins bowed out of tonight's show for personal reasons. Great show nonetheless!]