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Paul Fahrenheidt has some ideas on what he thinks the future of the Democratic Party is going to look like, and a lot of those ideas focus on reclaiming the South. We might have some differing views on that.

This is an older article, obviously, (and it's been edited significantly since it was first published, which could explain why it's still up) but it's become apparent over the past few months that a lot of people never even knew this existed. So lets read it in its entirety.

Also, this one is well worth the read if you've got some free time.

Haven't read an article in a while, so today (while I have some unexpected free time) I think we should talk about an older one that I'm not sure gets nearly enough attention.

Since the last time we talked there has been a whole lot of stuff that's happened. And a lot of it everyone has gotten very wrong. Tonight Don and I set you straight on what's going on lately.

It's time to accept we lost the culture war and are paying the price

Mark and I have had some scheduling issues for our History They Don't Teach in School episodes (we are returning in a couple weeks to talk about Napoleon), but for this episode Pete Q is going to give us the rundown on the consequences of the first World War

What started as an idea for a conversation became a discussion of diving in to much deeper topics. So we'll touch on the original thought, but then go much more in depth of more prescient matters.

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For this episode I'm joined by author and theologian Kruptos to discuss who's actually running things, not just in the church but in all facets of the country and civilization, and to dig in to why they're so bad at it.

For this episode I'm joined by Matt Erickson to talk about the hazards of being terminally online and the need for more time just enjoying the real world.