Ep 207 | Jordan Peterson Rips Sports Illustrated's Blubbery Beauty, Yumi Nu | TN Harmony on Buffalo
Wednesday’s show starts hot. Jason’s fire-starter fans the flames of the inferno sparked by Dr. Jordan Peterson’s Twitter criticism of Sports Illustrated’s plus-size cover girl Yumi Nu, believing "North America’s most honest public intellectual" misspoke. Peterson should have said "not healthy" instead of "not beautiful." "The Left doesn’t want to retool the notion of beauty. They want to retool the notion of health," Jason clarifies. “Fearless” contributors T.J. Moe, Troy McSwain, and Shemeka Michelle add their perspectives to the conversation. Plus, T.J. and Troy engage in the "battle of the bulge" during today’s edition of “Approval Rating.” In the aftermath of the terrible events in Buffalo, the issue of racism has been called to center stage in the national discourse again. In this week’s “Tennessee Harmony,” Pastors Bobby Harrington and Anthony Walker examine the truth behind the tragedy and Jason’s question: "What does the Bible say about racism?"
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