Are young men actually violent, narcissistic timebombs waiting to blow up and kill random strangers? And if so, why? For this episode Mark and Johnny join me as we look at an article from The Atlantic's Tom Nichols and see if we can figure out what's wrong with young men in the world today.

Certain tests are showing that over the past decade IQs have been dropping in America. Does that mean we're just learning in a different way, or are we actually become dumber? And might that be a good thing?

It's a strange new world for the younger generations. And the Boomers just don't seem to get it. But is it really a problem of how much the world has changed, or is it more because of how the people have changed?

He who controls the language controls the narrative. Supposedly, according to CNN, the Right is actually winning the culture war when it comes to weaponizing words. Let's see if you agree with that assertation.

In a somewhat stunning admission, this NYT Opinion writer actually gets to the heart of why Trump has such unfailing popularity. His most vocal opponents have become the enemy class to average Americans.

Tommy invited me to the show to discuss the FBI shooting in Utah, how Social Media is used in social experiments, and Oliver Anthony.

Now lazy folks have a way to explain why they can't seem to make it anywhere on time. It's not that they're habitually bad planners or any character flaw...it's because they have a disability.

My friend and frequent guest of the show Mark Metz returns to discuss the concept of The Longhouse and the world we, as men, are living in.