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The crew discusses Trump’s damning yet unsurprising recorded confession and the current state of the presidential race. Finally, we lighten things up and discuss present and future TV shows that have our attention.
The gang discuss the insane expectations that the media place on Biden (but not on Trump) and spend some time talking about their own personal political beliefs
In this week’s episode, the crew discusses the unfortunate events that unfolded in Kenosha, WI and recaps the Republican Convention’s bold attempt to create a new reality.
The Friendly Reminder crew discuss political conventions past and present, the Trump administration's long litany of crimes and grifts, and a light-hearted anime to make you forget about those other things.
On this week’s episode, Kamala Harris has reentered the Presidential race as Joe Biden’s Veep and the crew shares their thoughts. We also discuss Trump’s useless Executive Orders, the Republicans' assault on the Postal Service in their continued war against Democracy, and Gus laments the great Apple/Video Game schism of our time.
On this week’s episode, the crew discusses Trump’s insane Axios interview, yet another Biden gaffe, the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act and conservative’s perpetual war against it. Bonus: Fun movie game!
On this week’s episode, the crew runs down a VERY busy day. Daniel covers Bill Barr’s Congressional hearings and discusses the politicization of the Department of Justice. Gus previews Joe Biden’s big decision. Sam finishes his journey with Welcome to NHK and shares his thoughts on this surprising and personal anime.
On this week's episode, the crew talks about the events developing in Portland, concerns over a secret police and the strained relationship between law enforcement agencies and our communities. Sam discusses the Social Security Act of 1965 and the complicated legacy of Lyndon B. Johnson.
Gus, Daniel, and Sam discuss Trump’s Fourth of July Speech, Sam presents the incredible history of America testing nuclear bombs on its own soldiers, and Gus wonders if his shot to finally view Hamilton was something worth the wait (for it). Intro/outro music - Infinity Loop - by Daniel K
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