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Brotherly Discourse

Brotherly Discourse

Auteur(s): Simon and Oliver Ter Wee
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 Brotherly Discourse is where two brothers sit down, turn on the mics, and dive into the conversations that matter most: politics, religion, culture, and life itself. We don’t always agree with each other (or with our guests), but that’s the point. Every episode is about honest dialogue, tough questions, and discovering truth through open discussion. From one-on-one debates to thought-provoking interviews, we’re bringing back the lost art of conversation, one brotherly exchange at a time.Simon and Oliver Ter Wee Politique
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  • Brotherly Discourse #11: College vs Trades (What are the Real Differences?)

    Brotherly Discourse #11: College vs Trades (What are the Real Differences?)
    Dec 19 2025

    In this episode of Brotherly Discourse, Simon and Oliver talk about the differences in their education experiences between a 4-year university and a trade school. Oliver shares what it's like being an education major working toward his bachelor's degree, and Simon gives insight into his plumbing and HVAC programs. The brothers dive into the cost of tuition for each school, the course workload, and other people's opinions on their paths.
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    1 h et 4 min
  • Brotherly Discourse #10: Conspiracy Theories

    Brotherly Discourse #10: Conspiracy Theories
    Dec 12 2025

    In this episode of Brotherly Discourse, Simon and Oliver talk about conspiracy theories that have caused a stir in modern pop culture - including reptilians running the world, the firmament and ice wall around the Earth, Project Blue Beam, and more.
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    1 h et 3 min
  • Brotherly Discourse #9: What does Advent mean for modern Christianity?

    Brotherly Discourse #9: What does Advent mean for modern Christianity?
    Dec 5 2025

    After a Thanksgiving hiatus, the guys of Brotherly Discourse dive into Advent, what it means for Christians today, and why it is recognized in modern culture.
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    56 min
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