In this episode of In Vino Veritas, we’re unpacking everything from emotional breakthroughs in EMDR therapy to the political chaos of 2025. Trump gets caught threatening “homegrowns” on a hot mic and ignores a unanimous SCOTUS ruling in the Kilmar Garcia case, while RFK Jr. hires an unlicensed anti-vaxxer to lead a federal autism study. We time-hop through pivotal moments in American history — Lexington and Concord, Lincoln’s assassination, the Bay of Pigs, and more — to show how this very week has always been a flashpoint. We wrap with a bit of hope: the National Ground Game is rising, and they’re not afraid to take on Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA head-on. Therapy, history, chaos, and resistance — it’s all here.

This week on In Vino Veritas, we're pouring a heavy glass and digging into the absurdity that is 2025. From defense staff using Gmail to discuss national security (?!), to Cory Booker breaking records with a filibuster in defense of democracy—while we remember Strom Thurmond once did the same to block civil rights.

We break down the “Liberation Day” tariffs and the stock market's nosedive, revisit Trump’s never-ending lie count, and unpack Chappell Roan’s emotional interview on Call Her Daddy that has us all rethinking our relationships with family—and vulnerability.

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📱 Influencing: when does "fun content" become tone-deaf nonsense?

Grab your wine. Let’s get into it. 🍷

It's our 10th episode! This week on In Vino Veritas, we’re diving into the chaos with a full-bodied blend of political scandal, tech drama, and public restroom woes. We kick things off with hot takes on why public bathroom stalls are basically confession booths and whether fitness influencers pushing the limits of “workout content” are actually just sex workers.

Then, we uncork the real madness: Canada’s conservative leaders allegedly colluding with Trump to delay tariffs and sway their election, Tesla facing its highest-ever month of trade-ins, and leaked audio of Musk begging Trump for a bailout. Plus, Senator Jon Ossoff’s fiery mic-drop moment on why the U.S. government works for literally no one—including Canada.

Grab a glass and buckle up—it’s going to be a wild, wine-fueled ride. 🍷

Tonight, I’m sipping on Cabernet and keeping it real. I dive into feeling overwhelmed lately—the struggle of balancing parenting, work, and politics while constantly battling guilt for not doing enough. Therapy helps, but let’s be honest—it doesn’t magically fix the chaos.

To lighten things up, I talk about the joy of silly friendships and why sometimes you need a deep dive into Housewives drama more than another doomscrolling session.

Then, we get into the political absurdity of the week. Gavin Newsom’s decision to launch a podcast and give a platform to far-right extremists leaves everyone wondering what the hell he’s thinking. Meanwhile, Justin Eichorn, who has been pushing the nonsense of “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” gets arrested for soliciting a minor, proving once again that MAGA hypocrisy knows no bounds. On the legal front, Trump’s executive orders are getting overturned, offering a small but significant reminder that the courts are still fighting back. And to top it all off, Kim K is canceled (again), this time for posting about Tesla’s creepy humanoid robot and catching heat for supporting Elon Musk.

It’s a mix of therapy talk, pop culture nonsense, and political chaos—so grab a glass and let’s get into it. This is In Vino Veritas. Cheers! 🍷

Tonight, I’m sipping on Cabernet and talking about how getting high helps me clean (don’t knock it till you try it) before diving into Lady Gaga’s new album, ‘Mayhem.’ Meanwhile, the Tate brothers are back, and somehow, Mario Lopez, Joe Rogan, and Mark Zuckerberg were part of the welcome party.

On the political side, Trump is openly promoting Nazi symbolism, using the pink triangle in a way that should terrify everyone. We’ll break down the history behind it and why this isn’t just another “Trump being Trump” moment. Plus, Biden’s deportation policies are getting worse, and the quiet erasure of the BLM mural in DC sends a clear message about whose voices are being silenced.

Finally, we talk about Democrats’ refusal to fight back and whether Ro Khanna’s political reform plan could actually shake things up. Oh, and a weird AI interaction made its way into this episode.

Pour a glass, we’ve got a lot to talk about. This is In Vino Veritas. Cheers!

Tonight, we’re sipping on a red blend and breaking down Trump’s first address to Congress—a 90-minute rant filled with attacks on the most marginalized, blatant lies, and pure authoritarian theater. While millions of Americans struggle with real issues, Trump used his time to push culture wars, settle personal grudges, and completely ignore the needs of 60% of the country.

And if that wasn’t dystopian enough, we have to talk about the forcible removal of peaceful Democratic protesters—because nothing screams "free speech" like silencing dissent in the halls of power.

It was a dark night for democracy, but we’re here to dissect every outrageous moment, call out the hypocrisy, and remind everyone why the fight isn’t over.

Grab a glass, because you’re going to need it. This is In Vino Veritas. Cheers!

Tonight, we’re keeping it short and sipping on Syrah as we break down the biggest moments from the Oscars—the surprises, the snubs, and, of course, the political undertones woven into Hollywood’s biggest night. Plus, we tuned in to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party livestream, and let’s just say…it did not disappoint! We’ll spill the tea on all the glam, gossip, and chaotic energy.

But then, we have to talk about the disastrous Oval Office meeting between Zelensky, Trump, and Vance—because wow, what an absolute train wreck. We’ll break down what happened, why it matters, and what the fallout could mean on a global scale.

Blame the faulty laptop for this episode being shorter than usual, but trust me, we’re still packing in all the important (and ridiculous) moments. Grab a glass and join me—this is In Vino Veritas. Cheers!

Tonight, we’re sipping on Pinot Grigio and diving into the latest round of political absurdity. First up, Trump’s $5 million citizenship price tag—because who needs legal pathways when you can just buy your way in? We’ll break down what this means for immigration, democracy, and, honestly, basic human decency.

Then, get ready for Trump’s face on a new $250 bill—yes, that’s actually being floated. We’ll unpack the dystopian vibes of slapping a wannabe dictator’s face on U.S. currency and why it’s peak 2025 insanity.

And of course, we can’t ignore the GOP’s latest budget proposal, which somehow manages to be both laughable and terrifying. If you thought Republicans couldn’t get more out of touch, just wait until you hear the details.

But it’s not all doom and gloom—because Republican voters are finally waking up. Across the country, town hall meetings are turning into reality checks as GOP leaders get confronted by their own base. Could this be a turning point?

Pour a glass and join me for some political chaos, a little hope, and a lot of Pinot Grigio. This is In Vino Veritas. Cheers!

Pour yourself a strong one, because this episode of In Vino Veritas is going deep. First, we unpack Trump’s latest authoritarian move—an executive order that would give him control over the FCC, FTC, and SEC. This isn’t just about policy shifts; it’s a blatant power grab that could reshape the country’s media, business, and financial landscapes.

Then, we take a sobering look at the eerie parallels between America in 2025 and Germany in 1933. With Trump’s rhetoric, attacks on democracy, and consolidation of power, are we watching history repeat itself in real-time? What lessons should we be learning before it’s too late?

But before we spiral into full existential dread, we end on a more personal note—friendships in your 30s. The energy, the effort, the expectations…it’s all so different from your 20s. Why is it harder to make and maintain friendships, and how do we adapt to this new reality?

Heavy topics, real talk, and a little wine to get through it all. This is In Vino Veritas. Cheers!

Pop the cork, because this episode ofIn Vino Veritas is coming in hot! We’re kicking things off with a breakdown of theSuper Bowl Halftime Show—did it live up to the hype, or was it another overproduced letdown? We’ll get into the performances, the surprises, and, of course, the social media chaos that followed.

Then, we shift gears to thedeath of mainstream media—once a trusted institution, now struggling to keep up in the age of misinformation and clickbait. With legacy outlets collapsing and independent voices rising, what does the future of news really look like?

And finally, it’s time for some real talk:Democrats need to stop playing by the old rules. While they cling to tradition and decorum, MAGA extremists are rewriting the playbook—and not in a good way. If democracy is on the line, is it time to fight fire with fire?

Grab a glass and let’s get into it. This isIn Vino Veritas. Cheers!