In this episode, Emily sits down with Clay Robinson of College Republicans. They discuss COVID, climate change, and federalism.

Emily Garcia sits down with Liam Huggins of ASU Young Democrats to discuss his story with the Democratic Party and the future of the party.

To finish up this topic, Makenzie sits down to discuss media literacy with Dr. Kristy Roschke, a professor at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism. They discuss fake news, finding reliable news sources and how to navigate your way through the media today.

In this episode, Makenzie interviews Dr. Gina Woodall and Dr. Joshua Kane about fake news and the role it plays in our modern political system. They also discuss issues relating to Cambridge Analytica, the impact of social media, and voter turnout.

In this episode, Makenzie Tyson is joined by Jessica Carpenter and Alex Robbins to discuss social media and its impact on bipartisanship.

In this episode, we hear from US Ambassadors Roderick Moore and Edward O'Donnell about the current state of the U.S. relationship with Afghanistan and the surrounding countries. Ambassador O'Donnell also goes into detail about the impact of drugs on the Afghan society and how the Taliban is involved in the narcotics trade.

In this episode Arjun sits down with Colonel Bruce Pagel to discuss the current peace negotiations between the U.S. and the Taliban and the future of that peace deal.

Benjamin Freakley, a retired US Army 3-star General and Professor of Practice at ASU, speak with Arjun Rondla about the intricacies of fighting in Afghanistan, the culture of the Afghan people, and the impact of Taliban rule on the Afghan people.

In this episode, Arjun kicks off a multi-part series on Afghanistan. He sits down with college students Emily Garcia, Makenzie Tyson, and Ryan Bender to get their perspective on the U.S.'s relationship with Afghanistan.