In this episode, we discuss a new study by The Ohio State University  concerning America's falling birthrate. We compare statistics throughout  the decades starting with the 1960s and 1970s. We talk about the  economic and social factors that hinder starting a family in the US.  Finally, we discuss who is responsible for these trends and why America  is not a hospitable place to have a family.

In this episode, we discuss how China issues a warning to the West and  what the warning is about. We also take a deep dive into China's  involvement in Africa. We then compare China's relations with Africa to  that of the West's. Finally, we mention China's concern and what it  doesn't want to happen in Africa.

In this episode, we discuss how the United States has threatened Africa for its relations with Russia. We also provide background into the event  that America used to intervene in African affairs. Finally, we take a closer look on African-US relations and how the US wants to control Africa and its wealthy resources.

In this episode, we talk about a war game simulation that an American  think tank carried out in guesstimating the outcome of a China vs US war  over Taiwan in 2026. We discuss the findings of the war game simulation  and its impact on all of the players surrounding it. We also discuss  America's and American's love for war as an addiction.

In this episode, we discuss how US lawmakers expressed sentiments of  extraditing former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro back to Brazil. We  also talk about Brazil's history with military coup-style governance  and far-right fascism and how it's comparable to America's politics today.

In this episode we talk about how Brazil is having its own version of  the US' January 6 insurrection by far-right fascist nutjobs in the  country. We talk about the event extensively, including comments and  sentiments from regional/Latin American officials. We also talk about  the similarities of Brazil's insurrection with that of the US.

In this episode, we discuss how the relations between the Philippines  and China has gotten closer despite an angry and disgruntled militarized  America. We also talk about the social, economic, political and  diplomatic ties between the two Asian nations while the US pokes and  prods the Philippines for more concessions concerning its US military  presence on the island for potential future hostilities with China.

In this episode we discuss how corporate landlords have stockpiled a  massive $110 billion to buy up many homes, especially single family  rentals (SFRs), in America, forcing the vast majority of Americans to  rent homes instead of buying. We provide background on statistics such  as market share of homes owned by these corporate landlords, when it  began, etc. We also discuss how this deleterious practice has not only  killed the "American dream" of owning a home, but is also forcing more  Americans to slave rent for life or face homelessness.

In this episode, we discuss a Gallup Poll that shows that the  overwhelming majority of Americans are pessimistic about 2023. We go  further in depth about American's gloomy outlook of 2023 concerning the  economy, global politics, America's standing in the world, taxes, etc.  We also consider the role of US politicians and their lack of concern  for the average impoverished and working class American.

In this episode we talk about how states within the US are making it illegal for homeless people to sleep out in public and criminalizing poverty and homelessness in the process. We discuss how these American laws and policies are dangerous and not only do not help homeless people but do the exact opposite and set them back further.