You knew Wikipedia was bad. But before Ashley Rindsberg, you had no idea how bad.

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Oenophile and wine entrepreneur Eli Freedman talks about the culture and business of wine in the Holy Land.

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Scholar and author Eoin Lenihan’s new book, “Vandalising Ireland,” clears the mists around the 21st century bones of the Emerald Isle.

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There are plenty of lawyer-explainers on YouTube. Robert Gouveia is one of the best and Ron is frankly more than a bit jealous.

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Historian, author and teacher Larry Schweikart has spent a lifetime setting the record straight.

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America’s public schools are a dumpster fire. Corey DeAngelis is here to support parents trying to get them back on track.

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California, the dysfunctional commonwealth of wokeness, was once Reagan Country. Elizabeth Barcohana is helping to take it back.

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Outreach pioneer Rabbi Raphael Shore’s new book explores the question of why so many are obsessed over so few.

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Clegg Ivey left the worlds of big tech and big law to save America one case at a time. And it’s working.

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Journalist, writer and TV producer Margaret Roberts was never the conspiracy type. And then she started looking into the official story surrounding the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

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