Evan Amato - Can the West Be Rewired?

Jun 2, 2021

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Evan Amato, founder of "Rewire the West" joins WAWTAR today to talk about beauty, truth, and virtue. From his bio: "Evan is passionate about helping others rediscover beauty, truth, and virtue in today's Western culture. To this end he created Rewire the West, wrote and published a free ebook, and now releases weekly videos on YouTube. He is a firm believer in beauty's power to change lives and improve our world."

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