Abdi and Ahmed talk about Trump's declining popularity, the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, and how police culture is hindering coronavirus containment efforts. 

Ahmed and Abdi talk about the right-wing push to re-open America, coronavirus conspiracies, and—in something of a departure from the usual subject matter—the shows Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

Ahmed hate reads a shitty op-ed in USA Today about Tara Reade's accusations about Joe Biden

Ahmed decided to relaunch his short-lived solo podcast—Ahmed Salah Talking—by talking about the death threat that led him to scrap it. For the record, the threat came because he made fun of jihadis, not because of the podcast's quality.

Abdi and Ahmed discuss the speculation around Kim Jong Un and argue about the optics of the Andrew Cuomo/Mitch McConnell before talking about Isreal and Ramadan.

Abdi makes up for his absence from episode 8 with a special midweek podcast were he and Ahmed talk about the terrifying right-wing protests, the latest coronavirus relief package, and the Democratic party leadership snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

In another solo episode, Ahmed discusses the radical and conspiratorial mindsets of the right-wing protesters demonstrating against lockdown orders and proposes an approach to convert the convertible. He also outlines the cynicism of Trump's "plan" to re-open America. Fun stuff.

Abdi and Ahmed look for lessons from the primaries in their first post-Bernie podcast

Abdi and Ahmed talk about the Defense Production Act, the impact of globalization of coronavirus responses, and—in their first recorded argument—debate the nationalization of social media platforms.

Abdi and Ahmed discuss their first heckler, as well as the impacts of various political responses to the coronavirus outbreak.