Ted and Scott discuss the American media's latest obsession with an attractive Caucasian  dead woman.

Also, our national disregard for the plight of tens of thousands of Haitian refugees. Plus, the scare-mongering of John Bolton as neo-conservatives scramble to stay relevant. 

President Joe Biden delivers his first speech to the United Nations, prompting political cartoonist Ted Rall and Scott Stantis to ponder what comes next in foreign policy under Biden and for the foreseeable future? Ted pushes back against Scott's description of China as a "threat." Scott surprises with his updated take on 1930s-style isolationism. Border patrol goons use whips to control Haitian immigrants at the border with Mexico; can we really say at this point that, as the secretary of homeland security argued, this is against American values?

It's an ADD episode where Ted and Scott discuss everything from SCOTUS political hacks to Covid-19 booster shots to outlawing drones. Also we ask the question: where do you buy YOUR submarines?

Cartoonists and best friends Ted Rall and Scott Stantis react to Biden's vaccine mandate and suggest ways to talk to the resistant. AOC's controversial dress at the Met Gala prompts the question: is it possible to affect change from within the system? And there might be some cursing.

How did the terrorist attacks on American soil on 9/11 result in Donald Trump and the rise of totalitarianism in the United States? Ted and Scott explain it for you.

It's another free-wheeling discussion between right-wing cartoonist Scott Stantis and left-wing cartoonist Ted Rall. It's another 9/11 week—what, if anything, have we learned? Scott responds to a listener. Ted and Scott clash on climate change: Ted thinks we're doomed because it's probably too late to save ourselves and Scott supports incremental action based on self-interest: pollution sucks for all concerned.

Ted and Scott take surprising views of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision not to decide the Texas abortion ban. They also take more shots at President Biden for his Trump -like doubling down on Afghanistan speech. 

It's a full plate of debate and discussion between political cartoonists Scott Stantis (on the Right) and Ted Rall (on the Left) as they confront the closing days of America's chaotic pullout from Afghanistan, the rise of an Afghan terrorist group that makes the Taliban look warm and fuzzy, and the issue of what to do (or not to) when a cartoon deadline looms. Plus: school is back in session and we still can't decide what to do about COVID: mask mandates, vaccine mandates or nothing at all.

Political cartoonists Ted Rall and Scott Stantis are aghast at the obvious failing cognitive abilities of America's chief executive and Commander-In-Chief as he fends off media queries about American incompetence in the face of the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban. What can or, more to the point, should be done about our befuddled commander-in-chief? Riffing off personal experience, Ted and Scott have a few ideas on this latest edition of the DMZ America Podcast. 

President Joe Biden's poll numbers are falling along with the desperate Afghans falling off fleeing American airplanes evacuating Kabul. How does his Saigon moment affect the remainder of Biden's presidency? Political cartoonists Scott Stantis of The Chicago Tribune and Ted Rall of WhoWhatWhy.org, both with Andrews McMeel Syndication and Counterpoint, draw upon Ted's experience in Afghanistan and Scott's distrust of government to analyze the current situation. Plus: Scott makes a strong case for voting third party.