Episodes

What draws some immigrant communities to political figures like Trump? How has capitalism reshaped our sense of self, safety, and society? Why do perceptions of violence and opportunity in the U.S. differ so drastically across the globe? Ganesh Datta and Moore To Consider take on these urgent questions—and more—through a global lens. The conversation tackles everything from the hidden costs of economic decline in American towns to the real role of media in shaping public belief. How do class dy...

Co-host: Charles Hundley Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context of the Conversation 01:39 Analyzing Jimmy Kimmel's Controversial Comments 03:14 First Amendment Implications and Public Reactions 07:42 The Impact of Celebrity Comments on Public Discourse 10:20 The Role of Media and Corporate Influence 14:58 Government Regulation and First Amendment Rights 23:04 The Nature of Truth in Legal Practice 24:12 Disingenuousness in Public Discourse 26:30 Political Fallout and Accountability 28...

Were the 1980s the greatest decade of all time — or are we just looking back with rose-colored glasses? Let’s break it down and settle the debate once and for all. Co-host: Charles Hundley That’s a wrap! 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to Moore to Consider! Stay connected for more bold takes, deep dives, and conversations that matter. 🔗 Website: mooretoconsider.com 🐦 Follow on X: @MooreToConsider 🐦 Follow on YouTube: @MooreToConsider Tip Jar: https://buymeacoffee.com/mooretoconsider 🔗 Follow on ...

Baseball once stood as a pillar of youth sports—but something’s changed. Today Carl Smith and Moore To Consider dive deep into why so many kids, especially Black youth, are stepping away from the game. What happened to the sandlot culture? Where did the pipeline break? And can community outreach and revamped coaching philosophies bring baseball back to the neighborhoods that need it most? From untold stories of cultural identity to raw reflections on mentorship and access, this discussion chall...

Wondering how recent events have reshaped politics, culture, and the next generation's values? In this episode, you'll get an unfiltered conversation that dives into the societal shifts triggered by the COVID-19 era—how they’ve impacted government power, education, and the American identity. You’ll hear fresh takes on why more young people are turning toward traditional values, and what that could mean for the future. If you're questioning where things are headed and what role you play in it all...

Is America on the edge of collapse—or the brink of a liberty revival? Gordon Phillips and Jack Moore of Moore To Consider dive headfirst into the chaos, cutting through media noise, political theater, and cultural confusion to ask the real questions: Who’s protecting your rights? What’s the cost of ignorance? And are we heading toward a new age of freedom—or something far worse? From the forgotten roots of the social contract to the future of resilience and rebellion, this episode doesn’t hold b...

Is the Second Amendment just about guns—or something much deeper? This conversation unpacks the roots of America's right to bear arms, the shifting balance of state and federal power, and how forgotten amendments still shape today’s political battlegrounds. From self-defense to societal control, and from historical intent to modern-day implications, this episode invites you to reconsider what freedom—and power—really mean in the American experiment. Chapters 00:00 The Origins of the Second Ame...

What if everything you believed about America’s role in the world was built on a story someone needed you to hear? Explore the forces shaping foreign policy—from boardrooms to battlefields—and why the truth might just start with unlearning. Guest: Scott Horton https://scotthorton.org Chapters 00:00 Introduction to America's Role in the World 01:57 Historical Context: From Eisenhower to the Cold War 04:43 The Military-Industrial Complex: Interests and Ideologies 11:06 The Evolution of Amer...

Step into a compelling conversation that explores the deeper layers of coaching, team chemistry, and the relationships that define athletic success. Through personal stories and career-defining moments, the speakers share insights on what it really takes to build trust, set expectations, and create a winning culture. From navigating the shift from player to coach, to embracing the richness of cultural diversity in sports, this dialogue offers a fresh perspective on the human side of the game. Y...

What do Howard Stern, Sydney Sweeney, and the changing face of fitness culture have in common? More than you think. In this thought-provoking episode, hosts Jack Moore and Charles Hundley unpack the evolution of talk radio into modern podcasting, the blurred lines between free speech and cancel culture, and how media continues to shape — and shake — public perception. From the golden days of shock jocks to the political minefields of today’s ad campaigns, no topic is off-limits. The duo dives i...

Why are fewer Black kids playing baseball today—and what can we do about it? This episode dives into the heart of youth baseball’s quiet crisis. Jack Moore and James Mezsoros open up about the deep-rooted challenges facing the sport, from rising costs and dwindling access to the emotional pressures young athletes face. You'll hear about the powerful legacy of Dr. William M.T. Forrester, how programs like RBI Baseball are making a difference, and why the future of the game may depend on what we d...

In this thought-provoking episode, Moore To Consider welcomes foreign policy analyst Charles Hundley for a deep dive into how history continues to shape America’s political decisions — from the Middle East to the military-industrial complex. They explore the roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the long shadow of U.S. foreign intervention, and why understanding the past isn’t optional — it’s essential. If you've ever wondered how old wars influence new headlines, this conversation will co...

In this episode, we delve into the historical roots and evolution of judicial review, a cornerstone of the American legal system. Join us as we explore the landmark case of Marbury v. Madison, which established the judiciary's power to interpret the Constitution and review the constitutionality of legislative acts. Our guest, Ilya Shapiro, provides insights into how this principle has shaped the balance of power among the branches of government and its implications in contemporary legal and poli...

If you like your conversations smart, sharp, and sprinkled with historical spice, this one’s for you. Moore To Consider teams up with Charles Hunley for a witty and thought-provoking dialogue that jumps from Thomas Sowell’s birthday to the political roots of Virginia, from the perils of socialism to the surprising fiscal stance of Davy Crockett. Along the way, they tackle justice vs. mercy, the role of government, and why knowing your history might just save your worldview. A blend of banter, br...

In this episode, we delve into the historical roots and evolution of judicial review, a cornerstone of the American legal system. Join us as we explore the landmark case of Marbury v. Madison, which established the judiciary's power to interpret the Constitution and review the constitutionality of legislative acts. Our guest, Ilya Shapiro, provides insights into how this principle has shaped the balance of power among the branches of government and its implications in contemporary legal and poli...

Why is one of the most grueling and strategic campaigns of World War II rarely discussed today? Host Jack Moore sits down with military historian Jack Bowsher to uncover the untold story of the Burma Campaign — a brutal jungle war that tested the limits of endurance, reshaped alliances, and helped turn the tide against Japan in the East. From Churchill’s controversial decisions to the heroics of the Chindits and the overlooked role of colonial troops, this episode dives deep into the history tha...

When artist Julian Raven’s portrait of Donald Trump was rejected by the Smithsonian, it sparked more than just artistic controversy—it ignited a legal and constitutional showdown. In this riveting conversation, Raven takes viewers inside his years-long legal battle, exposing what he claims are deep-rooted issues of censorship, political bias, and institutional accountability. Is the Smithsonian truly a public institution—or a private charity shielded from First Amendment obligations? Dive into t...

Curious about what’s really happening behind the scenes in youth baseball training? In this episode, Moore To Consider sits down with Rob Peritz for a no-nonsense conversation that might just change the way you think about pitching, development, and what young athletes really need. Whether you're a parent, coach, or just a fan of the game, this is a listen that could challenge a few assumptions—and offer some surprising insights along the way. Guest: Rob Peritz https://nationalpitching....

This isn’t just another talk — it’s a wake-up call. If you’ve ever felt like the truth is hiding in plain sight, this episode is for you. Moore To Consider and Sergey Brown challenge the narratives you’ve been fed, connect the dots others ignore, and ask the questions that make people uncomfortable. From untold history to modern power plays, from the shifting ground of relationships to the rewriting of reality — this is the conversation that dares to go deeper. Listen closely… the pieces of the ...

Paid protesters? Whoa. Is that a good idea or out of line? Guest: Adam Swart https://crowdsondemand.com That’s a wrap! 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to Moore to Consider! Stay connected for more bold takes, deep dives, and conversations that matter. 🔗 Website: mooretoconsider.com 🐦 Follow on X: @MooreToConsider 🐦 Follow on YouTube: @MooreToConsider 🔗 Follow on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-7489741 The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by guests appearing on this podca...

Old timers remember the camaraderie and team spirit of baseball. Today it's about money, sponsorships, and social media influence. Is this an improvement? Guest: Zach Lutz Email: zach@allstarbaseballacademy.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-lutz-b8a61b323/ https://www.tiktok.com/@lutzgomets See the full interview at https://mooretoconsider.com That’s a wrap! 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to Moore to Consider! Stay connected for more bold takes, deep dives, and conversa...

Why are MAGA supporters turning on Trump? What really happened to Jeffrey Epstein—and who’s protecting the powerful? In this gripping conversation, Charles Hundley Jr. and Moore to Consider expose the uncomfortable truths behind political corruption, media manipulation, and deep-rooted government secrecy. From the CIA’s shadowy past to the moral cost of modern governance, this episode challenges everything you think you know. Hit play—and subscribe—for fearless conversations that question the na...

Is changing a name really progress — or is something deeper being lost? Chief Brown of NAGA and Jack Moore sit down for a bold conversation about the Washington Redskins, the Commanders, and the battle over history, identity, and pride. What’s being erased, and who’s really being heard? You won’t want to miss this one. Guest: Chief Walt “Red Hawk” Brown https://www.cheroenhaka-nottoway.org/ https://www.nagaeducation.org/ Chief Walter David “Red Hawk” Brown, III is the elected Chief o...

In this compelling episode, Bob Smith reflects on his lifelong ties to Norfolk, Virginia, and his decades-long political journey through the complex terrain of gerrymandering, party politics, and campaign finance. He offers candid insights into the moral character of leadership, the push for term limits, and the urgent need for civic education. The conversation explores the deeper historical roots of race relations in America, from the Three-Fifths Compromise to the Constitution’s role in shapin...