This episode is not live from New York. Matt joins me to talk about the problem with the conspiratorial mindset and how it distances you from effective political action.

We also outline some of the working conditions in hell and introduce our favorite conspiracy: Esoteric Hitlerisim.

This episode is not live from New York. Matt joins me to talk about the problem with the conspiratorial mindset and how it distances you from effective political action.

We also outline some of the working conditions in hell and introduce our favorite conspiracy: Esoteric Hitlerisim.

Father James Lewis Heft is the Alton M. Brooks Professor of Religion at the University of Southern California. He joins me to talk about awe, and how his faith informs his academic work and political outlook.

Father James Lewis Heft is the Alton M. Brooks Professor of Religion at the University of Southern California. He joins me to talk about awe, and how his faith informs his academic work and political outlook.

Camillia and Jordon von Manalastas return to talk about the worrisome links between Silicon Valley, Libertarianism, the Alt-Right, and fascism. Don't worry, we also offer some thoughts on what a proper response to this movement would look like.

For more on Jordan check out: https://aestheticide.com/about/

Camillia and Jordon von Manalastas return to talk about the worrisome links between Silicon Valley, Libertarianism, the Alt-Right, and fascism. Don't worry, we also offer some thoughts on what a proper response to this movement would look like.

For more on Jordan check out: https://aestheticide.com/about/

A panel of very nice frat boys from my alma mater Chapman University talks with me about toxic masculinity, breaking laws, and growing up.

A panel of very nice frat boys from my alma mater Chapman University talks with me about toxic masculinity, breaking laws, and growing up.

First, I talk to hog farmers.

Then, I talk to Matt on the phone about Jeremy Corbyn's unexpected rise and what we might glean as Americans from this unprecedented moment in British politics.

First, I talk to hog farmers.

Then, I talk to Matt on the phone about Jeremy Corbyn's unexpected rise and what we might glean as Americans from this unprecedented moment in British politics.