Fanney and Ainslie inspect executive orders: what they are, which ones are historically significant, and how President Biden has employed them in his first few days. 

Fanney and Ainslie review the evolution of President Biden's viewpoints and legislation in four topic areas: abortion, the Iraq War, LGBT rights, and the 1994 Crime Bill. Please excuse Fanney's audio quality at the beginning- it gets better about a quarter through the episode.  

Fanney and Ainslie interview California District 10's House Representative Josh Harder on healthcare reform, laying foundation by first breaking down the Affordable Care Act. Topics discussed include the coronavirus, the individual mandate, and the high prices of pharmaceutical drugs. 

Special 10th episode: Fanney, Ainslie, and guest co-host THS BSU President Riley discuss a wide range of topics pertaining to criminal justice, with an emphasis on racial discrimination and potential reform, including the war on drugs, stop and frisk, marketing the movement, and Biden's reform plan.

Fanney and Ainslie examine the hallmarks of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency, the precedents he set for future presidents, and what made him one of the most important presidents in U.S. history.

Fanney and Ainslie recount the most memorable moments from the Trump Administration, including the Muslim Travel Ban, the wall, the impeachment, and much more. 

Fanney and Ainslie explain the concept of the Lame Duck president, its history, and what to expect from the current Lame Duck: President Donald Trump.

Get inside the minds of Fanney and Ainslie as they follow their first election, share their reactions and feelings, and discuss key strategies and states along with what made the election night of 2020 so special. 

Fanney and Ainslie investigate socialism, its intricacies, and how it applies to US politics today, from American democratic socialists to frequent references to Sweden and Venezuela to claims that Joe Biden is socialist.