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Do you think of the Roman Empire every day?  We are here to weigh into the debate! 

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In an era in which less than 30% of Americans attend an organized religion, something will fill the spiritual void.  We explore how climate change is more religion than science.  

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We take a brief look at the life of Attila and the short lived Hunnic Empire.  

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For this one we stay in Europe and look at the careers of Charles V Habsburg, Edward III of England and Louis XIV of France.  We then compare to our modern politics. The distinction of one of these rulers is the word retirement.  

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Isolationism is back but not better.  We look to the fate of the Chinese Ming Empire, the European Age of Exploration and our own politics.  

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There are big lies, small lies, and lying in plain sight.  We look at history where decision were based on lies, except all the participants knew it was fiction.  

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Vice Presidents were not always the loyal attack dogs of their presidents.  We take a look at some of the more alarming Veeps in history, and compare them with today.  

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We travel from Assyria to Greece, China, India and the Victorians in our search for masculinity and history and continue to find one societal bond tying it together.  

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We look at masculinity and the role of men, today and in the past in this two part series.  

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The release of Oppenheimer reignited the debate about Truman's use of the atomic bomb to end World War II.  We weigh in on the controversy.