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Hosted by Zac Rule · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 46 episodes
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It's my desire to make Common Sense common again. Join with me as I act as a guide to break down complex topics like Politics, Philosophy, societal issues, diet and exercise, parenting and more into easy to understand episodes in plain english so you can be informed on a wide range of topics!
Zac Rule hosts Rule of Reason, a society show with 46 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail What if the biggest obstacle in your life isn’t your circumstances… but the lies you tell yourself? In Episode 10 of the Rule of Reason Foundation Series, we explore why telling the truth is one of the m
Send us Fan Mail What if the problem isn’t a lack of motivation—but a lack of structure? In Episode 8 of the Rule of Reason Foundation Series, we explore why structure isn’t the enemy of freedom—it’s the foundation of it
Send us Fan Mail Everyone compares themselves to someone else. The problem is, comparison rarely inspires us—it usually steals our gratitude, peace, and sense of purpose. In Episode 7 of the Rule of Reason Foundation Ser
Send us Fan Mail Why do some people achieve their goals while others constantly start and stop? Most people believe they need more motivation. But motivation is temporary. It comes and goes with your emotions, your energ
Send us Fan Mail Most people want a better life — more purpose, peace, discipline, confidence, and meaning. But real change usually begins with one uncomfortable truth: You must take responsibility for your life. In this
Send us Fan Mail Why do so many people feel lost today — even when life looks good on the surface? In this episode of Rule of Reason, I sit down with Dan Paterson from Questioning Christianity to unpack one of the bigges
Send us Fan Mail What would you sacrifice for your family? In this episode, I sit down with Jack Capewell — a young father of three — to talk about responsibility, faith, and the cost of choosing what truly matters. Jack
Send us Fan Mail World champion. Paralympian. And one of the toughest people I know. In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Parker to unpack the full arc of her story — growing up in Newcastle, chasing Olympic swimming
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Rule of Reason, I sit down with Trent Aquilina — an aviation professional, mentor, and marathon runner — to talk about resilience, hard work, and the power of starting again. Trent was
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Rule of Reason, Zac sits down with Graeme Irwin OAM — educator, founder of St Philip’s Christian College, and national advocate for teachers — to explore how a life shaped by responsib
Send us Fan Mail G’day everyone — welcome back to Rule of Reason. In this episode, I’m in beautiful Samoa sitting down with Giovanni, the warm and unforgettable face behind one of the island’s most loved Italian restaura
Send us Fan Mail As we step into 2026, this episode of Rule of Reason is a moment to pause, reflect, and look ahead with clarity. In this New Year’s episode, I reflect honestly on 2025 — what I hoped to achieve, what I l
Send us Fan Mail Your body already knows how to heal itself — most of us just never learned how it works. In 2016, Nobel Prize–winner Yoshinori Ohsumi discovered the mechanisms behind autophagy, your cells’ natural recyc
Send us Fan Mail This isn’t a science debate — it’s a human cost debate. In this episode of Rule of Reason, I explain why the way Net Zero policies are being pursued risks punishing the poorest members of society first.
Send us Fan Mail Why does anger feel so justified after violent events? Why does nationalism surge after tragedy? In this episode of Rule of Reason, I explore what sits underneath public outrage — loss of trust, fear, an
Send us Fan Mail Following a recent terrorist attack in Australia, emotions are understandably high. Fear spreads quickly — but reason often collapses. In this episode of Rule of Reason, I discuss terrorism, immigration,
Send us Fan Mail Have you noticed that when people get angry, governments respond with slogans instead of honesty? In this episode of Rule of Reason, I explore why trust in institutions continues to collapse — and how to
Send us Fan Mail This short manifesto explains the foundation behind this channel: calm, honest conversation in a time of outrage, fear, and political tribalism. Rule of Reason is not here to tell you who to vote for, wh
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Rule of Reason, I sit down with Dr Daymon Steptoe — known to many as “The Doc” — to explore his fascinating journey from forensic science to medicine, and what led him to deregister as
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Rule of Reason, I sit down with Federal MP for Macpherson, Leon Rebello, for a wide-ranging conversation about Australia’s future. We dive into some of the biggest challenges facing ou
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Rule of Reason is hosted by Zac Rule. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 46 episodes.
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