Common Criminal

Why is it so hard to pass common sense gun legislation?  How are illegal firearms made?  Should I be taking more sick days?  Find out on Common Criminal Episode 058: Cloak and Dagger

Why do people get so excited to meet their favorite musicians, artists, and directors?  I have a theory about this... and I'll tell you what it is on Common Criminal Podcast Episode 057: Something About Them

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Is raising the minimum wage the best way to help the impoverished (and even the middle-class)?  Is it too late to start building bridges between the farthest ends of political opinion?  I sure hope not, but let's talk.   In the words of Alfred Whitney Griswold, "Books won't stay banned. They won't burn. Ideas won't go to jail. In the long run of history, the censor and the inquisitor have always lost. The only weapon against bad ideas is better ideas."  Common Criminal Episode 056: The Least They Could Do

Why do democratic political leaders keep running on platforms to regulate things like Bitcoin and Facebook?  What makes Bitcoin so different from the dollar or the renminbi?  How does the Federal Reserve Act help to protect citizens from economic recession?  All this and more on Common Criminal Episode 055: All the Money in the World

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What is muck?  Why does America generally suck at soccer?  Is there anything Max and I don't talk about in this episode?  Find out on Common Criminal Episode 054: 'Max Volume'

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What makes America's largest news network different from Soviet State TV?  What do news analysts and CIA data analysts have in common?  The answers to these questions and more on the latest episode of Common Criminal.  Episode 053: State TV

Beginning around 1773, eight men loosely associated in politics and business began secretly working together to overthrow the most powerful government on the planet.  Through coordinated and concerted efforts, their secret plot would grow and gain liberation to the colonies and lay the foundation for the United States of America.  Over two centuries later, the term "conspiracy" is now a derogatory term.  On today's episode on Common Criminal I ask that you don't look too closely at our political climate or you may lose your head; Episode 052: Some Kind of Conspiracy.

What are career politicians really saying when they talk about impeachment?  How does this news narrative effect the American psyche?  Do career politicians really care about what we think?  On the latest episode of Common Criminal you can find all the answers; Episode 051: Just 'Peachy.

Not the best audio quality, but a quality conversation all the same.  It's important to talk to people you don't agree with on things