The Mission of the The Ascendant Project is explore the origin of political positions in individuals. A Contributor writes a 750 word article and then gets interviewed. The purpose of the interview is to bring out other views and hopefully life experiences that sent the author down the path to the position expressed. It is not intended to be a forum for debate, but rather a project to better explore and understand the American Experience.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Mission of the The Ascendant Project is explore the origin of political positions in individuals. A Contributor writes a 750 word article and then gets interviewed. The purpose of the interview is to bring out other views and hopefully life experiences that sent the author down the path to the position expressed.
Recent episodes include "The Turning of the Tide" (22 October 2026, 63 minutes), "The Problem of Being Christlike" (24 September 2026, 67 minutes), and "NIMBY" (10 September 2026, 75 minutes).
The Ascendant Project publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 41 episodes.
Booking probability for The Ascendant Project is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Ascendant Project requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Ascendant Project's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Ascendant Project are Government & Politics. The Ascendant Project has a society audience.
The Ascendant Project is a society podcast with 41 episodes published.
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The tide against cruelty is turning. From immigration enforcement to global conflict, discover why empathy, accountability, and servant leadership offer a path forward. The post The Turning of the Tide appeared first on...
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Should we follow the example of someone who bore the sins of the world and could not share that burden? Examine the cost of that model when we are overwhelmed. The post The Problem of Being Christlike appeared first on...
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A tale of two cities, Westminister Maryland and Frederick Maryland. A contrast in attitudes toward growth and identity amongst cities and towns. The post NIMBY appeared first on The Ascendant Project .
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Today's episode is a discussion on the State of the World. The post State of the World Check in appeared first on The Ascendant Project .
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Using the Jevons Paradox, comparing the adoption of hot water in homes to the adoption of AI may be useful. Read. Listen. Think. The post Hot Water appeared first on The Ascendant Project .
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Between the killings of Renee Goode and Alex Peretti, Julius had to go to Minnesota to perform IT work in Latino groceries stores. His experience caused him to remember a unique sermon from his teenage years which...
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Welcome to the July 4th Episode of The Ascendant Project!!! This year we are examining Thomas Paine’s Common Sense. Common Sense was a series of pamphlets, eventually put into one volume, which made a case for...
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In early July of 1776, a document was written that marked something that was in the land of De Facto, and fortified it with the forces of De Jure.  War had broken out between the colonists and Great Britain, and...
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The Ascendant Project observes Memorial Day by discussing what Memorial Day means to us as well as Veterans Affairs.
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Patriotism is not nostalgia for a perfect past that never existed, nor denial of our failures, but the willingness to carry hope for one another even during hard times. Love of country means grieving together, arguing...
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Brian and Julius discuss praises and criticisms of the 3rd No Kings Protest and movement.
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Julius explains his decision to change his voting stance from Unaffiliated to Republican. Living in a liberal state, he felt he would have more voice in choosing a nominee in the Republican Party.
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This article and interview examines some pretty famous conspiracy theories and what drives them.
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