Julian Raven's Elmira Says Yes Podcast

The decay of American bureaucracy reflects a deeper spiritual rot. Once rooted in public service and humility, civil institutions have become self-serving and hostile. True leadership, like that of Lincoln and Washington, was grounded in servant-hearted values—now lost in a system driven by pride, entitlement, and indifference.

www.714BaldwinStreet.com It’s been a banner year for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)—if you’re measuring in PR disasters. And few stories have captured the public’s bewildered attention quite like the tale of Peanut, Elmira’s most famous (and tragically doomed) squirrel. Seized from his caretaker and euthanized by the DEC despite testing negative for rabies, Peanu...

Rich is a truly gifted podcast host who methodically, and with great sensitivity, unveils your own story to his audience through his profoundly attentive listening and the formulation of the precise questions necessary to unfold your story. It was a pleasure to share my artist journey on the Artist Recovery Podcast with Rich Wright. Rich Wright can be reached at www.artistrecoverypodcast.com

Legal Fiction Ep. 1 – The Smithsonian Illusion | Julian Raven on Free Speech, Trust Law & Constitutional Crisis Description: 🎙 In this premiere episode of Legal Fiction , host Alexandra Reed sits down with artist and litigant Julian Raven , whose years-long legal battle against the Smithsonian Institution is exposing a deeper constitutional crisis the media missed. When former President Trump...

The Sacred Cow of American Culture: The Smithsonian Institution and Its Unquestioned Reverence By Julian Raven | Voice in the Wilderness Every country houses a “sacred cow” so revered that critique feels like heresy. Britain has the monarchy, Spain the Catholic Church, and the United States—cloaked not in robes but in red-sandstone towers—has the Smithsonian Institution . Its marble corridors echo...