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The Dave Bowman Show

The Dave Bowman Show

著者： Dave Bowman
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After relocating to the PACNORWEST, Dave continues his look at the news, politics, trends, history, religion, sports and even entertainment of the day...Dave Bowman 政治・政府
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  • Liberty 250 - The Music(al) Part 2

    Liberty 250 - The Music(al) Part 2
    2026/05/20
    Two hundred and fifty years ago, a handful of farmers, merchants, lawyers, preachers, smugglers, and stubborn troublemakers looked at the most powerful empire on earth and quietly began asking a dangerous question: what if government exists to serve the people, instead of the people existing to serve government? That question changed the world. But the road to independence did not begin with muskets at Lexington or signatures in Philadelphia. It began much earlier, in taverns thick with argument, in sermons warning about liberty and tyranny, in newspapers filled with outrage, and in ordinary people slowly realizing they no longer thought of themselves the same way. Piece by piece. Law by law. Grievance by grievance. This series is not just about battles or famous names. It is about ideas. About standing armies in city streets. About taxes and consent. About kings, crowds, mobs, Parliament, pamphlets, and the eternal struggle between power and liberty. It is about human beings trying to decide whether freedom is worth the cost that always comes with it. And because history is never just dates on a page, we are telling this story through music. Songs that sound like the Revolution felt, hopeful, angry, frightened, defiant, sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, but always human. This is Liberty 250. The road to July 4th, 1776. And the story of how Americans learned to think like Americans. Yankee Doodle Standing in Our Streets Evacuation Day George's Concurrence Oh, Canada... Rome to Home The Word Safety & Happiness It's Not Us, It's you The Ghost of Cylon Ride, Rodney, Ride! The Greatest Sentence ever Written (Finale)
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  • DDH - By Your Command

    DDH - By Your Command
    2026/05/19
    On September 17, 1978, millions of Americans sat down to watch a brand-new science fiction series called Battlestar Galactica. They expected spaceships, laser battles, strange planets, and chrome-plated robots marching under the chilling phrase, “By your command.” What they probably did not expect was that buried beneath the music, helmets, and Vipers was one of the oldest political warnings in human history. This episode of Dave Does History follows a thread stretching from the Acropolis of ancient Athens to the Roman Senate, from the writings of Plato and Aristotle to the grievances listed in the United States Declaration of Independence. Long before the Cylons appeared on television screens, the Greeks and Romans had already spent centuries wrestling with a terrifying question: how does a free society lose itself to tyranny? The story begins with Cylon of Athens, an ambitious Olympic champion who attempted to seize power in 632 BCE. It moves through the rise and fall of Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, the Roman hatred of kings, and the Founding Fathers’ belief that King George III had become a tyrant in the ancient sense of the word. Because the American Revolution was never simply about taxes. It was about a fear as old as civilization itself: that free people, if careless enough, eventually wake up one morning and realize they are no longer free.
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    38 分
  • WTF - Shadowboxing with Civilization

    WTF - Shadowboxing with Civilization
    2026/05/17
    This week on “What The Frock?”, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod wander into the Underworld of Homer and somehow emerge in modern America, surrounded by TikTok livestreamers, AI-generated summaries, driverless Waymo cars circling suburban cul-de-sacs, and a civilization increasingly obsessed with shadows instead of substance. The conversation begins with the internet outrage surrounding the casting rumors in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of the Odyssey, but quickly takes a turn nobody expects. What if Achilles was never meant to be remembered as a triumphant warrior? What if Homer himself was warning us about the emptiness of glory? In Book 11 of the Odyssey, Odysseus encounters the ghost of Achilles, no longer a shining hero, but a regretful shadow whispering that fame was not worth the price. From there, the episode spirals into the Greek concept of skia, the idea of shadow-like existence, and sciamachy, literally “fighting shadows.” Along the way, Dave and Rod tackle AI culture, livestream economies in China, the death of real human connection, social media narcissism, and why young people are now afraid to dance in public. Ancient Greece meets the algorithm age, and frankly, Homer saw all of this coming.
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    59 分
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