The truthfulmanipulation Podcast

This episode of Truthful Manipulation, hosted by Dave Kelsey and H. Daniel Mujahid, breaks down alleged CIA activity in Venezuela, perceived government incompetence and corruption, and the impact on farmers, education, health, and business.
The hosts warn about widespread misinformation, urge critical thinking and collective action to defend democracy, and invite listeners to join the conversation via email, social media, and their book.

Hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey review last weekend’s massive "No Kings Over America" protests, condemn a president’s provocative imagery and discuss growing concerns about leadership, corruption, and national unity.They question the administration’s domestic and foreign policy claims, call for Americans to stop being complicit, and urge listeners to stand together under the principle of "E Pluribus Unum."Subscribe, follow, and engage — the episode closes with a call to action to defend American values and resist political bullying.

This episode of Truthful Manipulation examines the emergence of "No Kings Day," a grassroots protest movement reacting to recent actions by the U.S. government and a disputed Flag Day event.The hosts introduce an original protest song, "No Kings Over America," explain its call-and-response structure, and provide background on the episode's themes, broadcast details, and contact information.

Hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey examine the recent Israel–Gaza ceasefire and question whether it signals lasting peace or a temporary pause, weaving historical and spiritual reflections into the conversation.They also explore daily manipulation by technology and media, the influence of AI, civic responsibility, and the need for Americans to wake up, speak out, and work toward unity—while promoting their book and upcoming workshop.

In this episode, H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey argue that smartphones and unseen algorithms are driving social division, stoking anger, and amplifying violence by manipulating what we see and believe.
They call for awareness and small communal actions—like a national no‑phone day and renewed neighborly conversations—to rebuild empathy, reject manipulation, and strengthen democracy.
They remind you to pick up a copy of their book, Truthful Manipulation. It'll help you to see the manipulations in your life.  Available on Amazon worldwide.

In this episode of Truthful Manipulation, hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey react to a recent mass shooting near Flint and explore how violence, political corruption, and algorithm-driven division are eroding Americans' sense of safety and community.They discuss the role of government and media manipulation, the loss of common values, and the urgent need for unity, forgiveness, and more mindful civic engagement — plus a reminder to check out their book, Truthful Manipulation.

Hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey argue that America is "broke" — socially and morally — because manipulative language and power-driven narratives divide citizens. They explore how leaders and media use words to confuse, dominate, and silence dissent, and urge listeners to recognize these tactics.The episode calls for a common language of truth, civic empathy, and practical steps to rebuild equality and unity, and points listeners to their book, Truthful Manipulation, as a guide to spotting and resisting manipulation.

Using the metaphor of a giant ship, hosts Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey explore how America is leaning toward division and what happens when we refuse to come together. They discuss the role of leaders, the power of manipulation and algorithms, and the importance of shared values.The episode urges citizens to seek common ground, speak out against wrongs, and rebuild a nation guided by ethics, integrity, and mutual respect.

Hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey examine historical manipulation — from omitted lessons like Juneteenth to whitewashed museum exhibits and denial of atrocities — and how those distortions shape public belief and policy.They argue that winners often rewrite history to control the future, marginalize contributions from minority communities, and discourage critical thinking, and they call for reclaiming the past to protect a truly free and informed society.

On their one-year anniversary, hosts H. Daniel Mujahid and Dave Kelsey reflect on the podcast's origins, announce their new book "Truthful Manipulation: A Roadmap to Live By," and warn about eroding ethics, media control by billionaires, and algorithmic manipulation.Using examples from politics, farming, and small business, they urge listeners to resist complacency, uphold integrity and the Constitution, and help spread a movement of truth by sharing the podcast and their book.