This episode I interview my friend Anna Csöngedi. She was born and raised in Hungary, went to University in Austria and currently lives in California. She offers unique insights on the differences between Europe and the U.S. along with differences between Eastern and Western Europe.

One of the primary motivations of the Unity 2020 movement is the idea that politicians are no longer serving the interest of people. In this episode I discuss this idea and why it may not be as true as people think.

This episode I interview Unity 2020 organizer Griffin on his experiences in the Twin Cities following the George Floyd protests over the last year along with his thoughts on what is happening in the United States today.

With the continued gridlock and polarization people may be wondering how we got here and how we might be able to fix it. In this podcast, I discuss what the first political parties were like, what it means to be conservative or progressive, and why we live in such polarizing times.

Discussing what separates philosophies prevalent throughout Asia and how they differ from philosophy present in Western Civilization.