In Today's episode my guest Thomas talks in detail about the format of the US presidential elections. Thomas also explains how third parties work in America and why they are only 2 major parties involved.

In this episode we discuss how in general countries from different continents have dealt with the Coronavirus pandemic. Has any country done the right thing? What was effective and what failed? Is there a winner? Who are the Social Distance Ambassadors? We try to answers all these questions. We look back to the beginning and compare it to where we are now. Northern America, Europe, and Asia.

In today's episode it is 3 of us for the first time. Our guest, Parvin, talks about her experience living in the USA and later in Canada. She compares some key benefits of each country and generally speaks about her life in the US versus in Canada.

In today's episode Davud and Patrick discuss the differences between the laws in the United States and the rest of the world in regards to driving, drinking, and ownership and possession of guns.

In today's special episode my guest, Patrick Walsh, who holds PhD in Political Science from Queens University, discusses the history and dynamics of the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia.  Dr. Walsh touches on subjects such as what other countries are involved, what interest each side has in the conflict, and the possible answer to finding peace between the neighbouring countries.

Today's guest, A.J. Gomez talks about him travelling to the States with his family at a very young age. He shares his experience of adapting to a different culture and the similarities and differences he ran into while living here.

In today's episode my guest is a fellow Azerbaijani, who has travelled to the US to study mechanical engineering and currently works for SOCAR in Baku, Azerbaijan. He shares his experience of coming to the US, seeking scholarship opportunities, and applying his degree and experience after returning to him home country with an American degree.

In our first episode we introduce my co-host Patrick, who has been to the US in a role of a exchange student from Germany. We talk about culture differences, programs available for students, VISA process, traveling, culture shock, as well as basic daily living things in the US.