Amid mounting controversy over sweeping changes in public health oversight, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing the Senate Finance Committee today (September 4, 2025) to defend his actions—and policies dubbed “Make America Healthy Again.” Senators are already grilling him sharply on a string of unsettling developments at the CDC.

Today, we’re talking about a track that put Motown Records on the map: Barrett Strong’s 1959 hit, “Money (That’s What I Want).”

What’s the difference between a composer and an arranger?

This episode is a journey through a five-minute film that folds centuries into seconds, where ancient voices and futures collide in the desert heat. The film is called — Archeopsychic Time Zones.

If Archeopsychic Time Zones piqued your interest, you can explore more of Georg Koszulinski’s work at georgkoszulinski.com.

Today, we’re talking about 'Speech' — the debut solo album by Speech, the rapper and frontman of Arrested Development.

Today we’re tackling a hard but urgent question: What happens when the role of the state is reduced to one thing — deciding who gets to live and who is left to die?

Every Christmas Eve, millions of families across the U.S. flip on the TV, and there it is — A Christmas Story. Running on a 24-hour loop. For some, it’s background noise. For others, it’s as essential to the holiday as eggnog, stockings, or arguing over who gets the last piece of pie.

Chine throws a military parade with dictatorial guests of honor. Also, I look at North Korea's failed-successful leadership.

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White Lion’s story is one of triumph and tension—an ascent to glam-metal glory in the late ‘80s, followed by a rapid unraveling. Today, we’re tracing their rise, their roar, and their sudden silence.

Today, we’re talking about a song that’s been quoted, misquoted, referenced, parodied, misunderstood — and still hits harder than most: Jay-Z’s “99 Problems.”