American Nuthouse

In this episode I provide you with my predictions as to how the midterms will go and who will control the House and the Senate. I preface my predicitions with the issues I believe are in the front of voters' minds and the methodology I employ in making my predictions.

There is also a conglomeration of headlines that include a woman in a banana costume, a dead body at Disneyland, rappers including Pooh Shiesty, Kanye West and everyone's favorite, Sen Diddy, P Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy Combs, orthodox Jews, a great white shark and so much more.

My cultural recommendation is a film quite pertinent as the midterms near. Enjoy!

In this episode I answer several questions. But as you listeners haven't been living up to your end of the bargain and have neglected your duties, I made the questions up myself. And those questions touch on the rioting in France, Senator Elissa Slotkin and feminism.

There is a drove of headlines that include video games, Elon Musk, Kristi Noem, a drug fiend, Steve Kerr, a half-naked man, a celebrity exorcist and so much more.

My cultural recommendation is a fantastic film about the Algerian War and that country's fight for independence from France, which is quite topical currently. Enjoy!

It's good to be back. In this episode I catch up on the botched execution in Tennessee and the Cornell 7 alleged rape incident and provide you with a travelog of my cruise.

There is also an epidemic of headlines that include a brain fungus, a catfight in the Trader Joe's parking lot, a University of Georgia student falling out of a window, an IHOP cook, a Nantucket man and one from our long-lost friend, Sean Diddy, P Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy Combs.

My cultural recommendation is a 1995 movie starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. You'll have to listen for further details.

And I finish with a brief statement about the dinner I attended earlier this week with Dennis Prager. I hope you enjoy!

P.S. If you want to learn more about Mark Steyn, check out his website at steynonline.

In this episode I talk about the simple things, life's great pleasures that help you get through the doomsday scenarios that bombard us on a daily basis. How a nice walk, traditional breakfast, sports, music, friends and family, and especially one's spouse makes life so special.

There are a fistful of headlines that include malt liquor, Lauren Boebert, a Burger King manager and her neurodivergent employee, a senator, several drunks, JB Pritzker, Donald Trump and a whole lot more.

My cultural recommendations are two films from 1964 that deal with nuclear war, Fail Safe and Dr. Strangelove. Enjoy!

In this episode, instead of broaching a new subject, I figured I would take some time to review the things I discussed on some recent episodes, including DSA! DSA! DSA!, Are We Not Men? and Toxic Femininity., as new information has come to light.

The headlines are back with a superabundance, and include a West Indian American Day Parade, a high school valedictorian, Navy SEALS, Salma Hayek, Ringo Starr, a poop-filled prison and so much more.

And my cultural recommendation is a movie this time. one of my favorites from 1991. Enjoy!

I guess you can consider this a bonus episode, as I didn't think I'd get another one out before flying off to Nashville. In it I share my remembrance of that fateful day, September 11th, 2001, and how things in this country have transpired since.

As the 25th anniversary is a solemn day, I've opted to not include the usual headlines and cultural recommendation. I'm not sure if the proper word is enjoy, but I hope you're able to get something out of it.

In this episode I review the four waves of feminism and let you know what I think the movement as a whole has meant for women, men and to society. Put on your big boy pants, as some of you might got a teeny bit angry at my conclusion.

There is an overflow of headlines that include a petting zoo, Muslim holidays, jiggle joints, enchiladas, senior citizens, Hunter Bide, Tupac Shakur and a whole lot more.

My cultural recommendation is an indie band that many of you are probably not familiar with. Though if you know the songs Mercury, Cerulean, Ballerina Out of Control, Drifting Falling and Between Something and Nothing, you'll know who I'm referring to. Enjoy!

In this episode, as promised, I provide you with my predictions for the coming midterms. As the analyzing of elections is tedious, and I have enough trouble keeping your attention, I've broadened the episode out a bit and address some of the issues that are having an impact on voters, the young especially.

There is a bushel of headlines which I hope will entertain you and they include brawling women, an Iranian bounty, a nude politician, Erling Haaland, Hhalid Sheikh Mohammed, Dr. Frankenstein and a lot more.

A band is the subject of my cultural recommendation, and the title of this episode is a hint as to who.

And I end with a short tribute to Dolly Parton. Enjoy!

In this episode I get to the questions that I didn't have time for last week. They concern Artificial Intelligence, the Democrat Socialists of America, the senate filibuster and how to start a podcast.

There are an abundance of headlines that include Nancy Mace, the Little League World Series, a black bear, flesh eating bacteria Penn State frat bros, a fisherman in a cooler and so much more.

My cultural recommendation is a person considered a legend in the music business, as a writer, musician and producer. You'll have to listen to find out who it is.

And I end with an update regarding the insanity that is the WNBA. Enjoy!

As it's August and there's not much going on in the news, I figured this would be a good time to address some of your questions. What listeners want to know are my latest thoughts regarding immigration, if I'm sorry I voted for Donald Trump and if I think the country is on the brink of civil war.

There is also an excess of headlines that include frozen eggs, horny middle school teachers, hired hitmen, Nancy Pelosi, the potential disappearance of gravity, an Iranian black widow and so much more.

My cultural recommendation is Woody Allen's Love and Death, which ranks as one of his three best films as far as I'm concerned.

And I finish with a brief update on the WNBA and their inability to define what a woman is. Enjoy!