caffeineTV's Podcast

Back from our Memorial Day break, caffeineTV takes on TSA security failures, the near unanimous Supreme Court ruling in favor of Muslim religious freedom, and the debut of Caitlyn Jenner on the cover of Vanity Fair.

From the Texas Gang Shootout, to ISIS on the march, to the California oil spill, and Los Angeles' vote to increase the minimum not to mention the Baltimore Police indictment this week was full of news. Catch up on everything that happened with our Week in Review.

caffeineTV takes on the indictment of six Baltimore police for the death of Freddie Gray, the forward movement of President Obama's trade policy in the Senate, and the president of the Boy Scouts calls for an end to a ban on gays.

caffeineTV takes on the latest round of fines for wrongdoing on Wall Street, a huge oil spill near Los Angles that 5x times larger than first estimated, and Bill Cosby is sued by one of his accusers.

caffeineTV takes on the passage of a $15 per hour minimum wage by the Los Angeles City Council, the recall of 34 million air bags, and the announcement of America's fittest city.

caffeineTV takes on the report detailing the staggering monetary subsidies for the global fossil fuel industry, Jayz and Beyonce bailout Ferguson and Baltimore protestors, and the dramatic increase in black child suicide.

caffeineTV takes on President Obama’s announcement to end police militarization as we know it, the bloodbath caused by a shootout amongst three Texas gangs, and ISIS fighting shows that it is very much alive.

From the Amtrak train derailment to the shooting of George Zimmerman to the suspension of Tom Brady and the death of B.B. King this week has been jammed packed. Catch up on everything that happened on our Week In Review

caffeineTV takes on information that the Philadelphia train derailment could have been prevented by a piece of technology underfunded by Congress, Jeb Bush taking all sides on the debate over the Iraq War, and the passing of blues legend B.B. King.

caffeineTV takes on the end to the bulk collection of every American's phone data enshrined in a new anti-terrorism bill, abolitionist Harriet Tubman on the US $20, and the revelations by Cate Blanchett of her possible bisexuality.