Chapter
Understanding the Appeal of Controversial Leaders
39:30 - 44:12 (04:41)
The podcast explores the appeal of controversial leaders such as Alex Jones, who often spread conspiracy theories, to certain people and their potential impact on society.
Clips
Joe Rogan's studio audience primarily consists of older women, but recently they have been slim due to the coronavirus outbreak, forcing him to fill the rows with statues to create the illusion of a fuller room.
39:30 - 40:31 (01:00)
Summary
Joe Rogan's studio audience primarily consists of older women, but recently they have been slim due to the coronavirus outbreak, forcing him to fill the rows with statues to create the illusion of a fuller room.
ChapterUnderstanding the Appeal of Controversial Leaders
EpisodePart Two: The Rise And Fall (And Rise) of Arch-Grifter Jim Bakker
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker shares that although she may not fully understand the appeal of a controversial figure, it's important to try and get inside the head of those who find him inspiring.
40:31 - 42:19 (01:48)
Summary
The speaker shares that although she may not fully understand the appeal of a controversial figure, it's important to try and get inside the head of those who find him inspiring. She notes that the figure in question has faced legal issues and highlights that the topics he covers on his show are relatable to everyday people.
ChapterUnderstanding the Appeal of Controversial Leaders
EpisodePart Two: The Rise And Fall (And Rise) of Arch-Grifter Jim Bakker
PodcastBehind the Bastards
In this podcast, a woman discusses how the church should preach about the book of Revelation as it reveals the truth of the Bible that people need to know because it’s happening now.
42:19 - 44:12 (01:52)
Summary
In this podcast, a woman discusses how the church should preach about the book of Revelation as it reveals the truth of the Bible that people need to know because it’s happening now. She also talks about how young Christians should learn to handle more difficult topics of faith instead of relying on easily digestible ones, like the verse from Hebrews 5:12 suggests.