Doctor Bob

Excellent discussion of color blind politics

Revisado: 09-18-24

This is a rational discourse of racial politics, the harms of affirmative action, and a just path forward. A must read. Unfortunately the people who most need to read it (the DEI and “antiracist”
ideologues) are the least likely to read it. Well performed, too.

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Alarming story about the Biden clan

Revisado: 10-15-23

This book provides insights into the Biden family which are sickening and tragic but also alarming. The blatant influence peddling is at the very least unethical. Then vice president Joe Biden strong armed the Ukrainian government into firing the prosecutor who was investigating the corrupt energy company, Burisma, which at the the time was paying Hunter Biden over $80,000 a month. Burisma hired Hunter who had no qualifications but provided access to Joe Biden. This access paid off handsomely when Joe forced the ouster of the prosecutor essentially ending the investigation into Burisma. With the cooperation of the FBI, the CIA, Facebook, Twitter, and major newspapers the story of Hunter’s laptop was suppressed and discredited just before the 2020 presidential election. This may have altered the outcome of the election. These shenanigans make Watergate look like child’s play. This is a fascinating view into how Joe Biden thinks and operates.

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Very enjoyable

Revisado: 09-22-23

Scarlet Johansson does an excellent job of reading the story. This is a fun listen.

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Eloquent and masterful

Revisado: 09-21-23

Andrew Doyle’s writing is a pleasure both because of his mastery of the English language and his ability to make a lucid argument. His vast vocabulary is used not in a boastful manner, but rather each word perfectly fits the situation so the prose easily flows. He has a knack for making analogies which are spot on. Drawing from his knowledge of literature and history he provides humorous as well as terrifying examples to illustrate his points. His voice is clear and expressive denoting a polished performer. I found myself frequently rewinding just for the pleasure of listening again to a passage or to jot down a phrase or quotation. I wish I could have had him as one of my college professors. Beyond the artistry is a cogent argument against post modernism and the religion of its proponents. Although hazardous to do so he makes a strong case for why it is imperative to speak up to oppose this illiberal movement. This is a pleasurable read on a timely subject.

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Don’t waste your time

Revisado: 06-07-23

These stories are depressing and unfulfilling. The characters are not admirable. At the conclusion of each story there is no resolution. There are much better ways to spend your time than reading or listening to these dreary tales.

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Excellent biography of Washington

Revisado: 12-14-22

Well written and performed. This work provides an in depth view of the public and personal lives of the father of our country.

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Good descriptions of depression

Revisado: 11-14-22

This book is at its best when describing individuals’ experiences of their depression. It is at its weakest when discussing drugs, their classifications, dissing pharmaceutical companies, and suggesting benefits of natural products. An interesting book, but not highly recommended.

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Feminine romance

Revisado: 10-23-22

This marvelously written romantic tale from a feminine viewpoint will likely appeal to you if you enjoyed Pride and Prejudice.

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Thorough enlightening biography of Grant

Revisado: 10-13-22

This is a long but worthwhile narrative that is engaging, well written and informative. If you are unfamiliar with the geography of the Civil War having a map at hand would be helpful. After perusing this book one comes away with the firm conviction that Grant belongs to the pantheon of great U.S. presidents.

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Dostoyevsky’s prescient genius shines bright

Revisado: 09-07-22

This mesmerizing complex tale is written with brilliance. Constantine Gregory’s narration does it justice and doesn’t get in the way of the tale. The characters are caricatures of human characteristics rather than like people one might meet in the streets; similar to the gods in Greek mythology or a Dickens novel. Dostoyevsky eerily foreshadows the Russian revolution, the horrors of Marxism, the rise of scientism and devilish worship of the intellect, and the decline of religion and spirituality. Here also are found the shallow ideologues so common today who can only parrot their ideology without any original thoughts of their own. A profound masterpiece.

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