Fact Check This Podcast

Looking at the United States, the issues we have as a country, proposing that secession is the best path forward, then splitting the country up Hunger Games Districts style with Johnny Profita of the Peddling Fiction Podcast.

Let's take a look at some interesting statistics on COVID cases right now vs this same time a year ago, and then we'll look at an LA Times article from 2009 that discusses the Swine Flu pandemic of 1976 that never was...

The excuse for why everything is so bad and why government can't seem to fix anything is because the system is broken. They never talk about the fact that the reason it's broken is because that's how they designed it to begin with!

Today I'm joined by Adam Patrick of Yer Talkin' Over Me to talk about our journeys toward liberty, the crazy world of Liberty Twitter, and what making liberty a personal endeavor means to us. This was a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy it!

Today for my 100th episode I'm joined by Craig Smoldt of Break the Bell Podcast. We talk about science, mandates, enforcement, and legal recourse while also just shooting the breeze and enjoying the conversation.

This year's opening ceremony of the Hunger Games really got the Capital all worked up. Oh wait...that was the Met Gala...

Joe Biden sets forth is vaccination mandates to ensure everyone either gets the poke or loses his or her job. Which of course means the Branch Covidians have plenty of reasons why you should be getting the jab and why this is the right decision. Well, let me explain why they're wrong!

What's actually going on across the country with Ivermectin, as opposed to what the media narrative is.

Nothing serious this week. Just random dumb stories of times we got way too drunk or made questionable life choices and wonder out loud how we're still alive. Granted, I've made it a lot longer than she has...

Today I'm joined by Mark Metz, who you should absolutely be following over on Substack at https://markmetz.substack.com/ to talk about anarchism, our journey in to politics, Trump, and most importantly the need for more fiction and how science fiction mirrors reality and tells the stories we're living out now. This was a lot of fun and will definitely get a follow-up in a couple months to review the new Dune movie that's coming out in October.