With only 50% of America willing to take a COVID-19 vaccine, I get into the various reasons the vaccine is likely something worth taking.

What should have been cause for real jubilation gets little more than an electronic high five on the social networks. Plus, we talk about the type of vaccine that is showing efficacy, its background and how resilient we humans are when in a pickle...

"“The brutal reality of politics would be probably intolerable without drugs.” - Hunter S. Thompson - Outside of this quote and my title, I don't feel I need to arcitulate where this one goes any further... Hit me up at [email protected] if you have suggestions (or just want to yell at me).

Trump acting like a child who needs a nap, our government appears to be gridlocked and Biden's stance on fracking makes zero sense despite it being one of the worst phrases in the English language. News analyst and low-agreeableness Jeff gives you more of his $0.02 as we go into the weekend.

My thoughts on the election, our inappropriate attachment to its outcome and yeah, more on COVID-19. Check it.

This episode more of a PSA. With Halloween this weekend and cases hitting an all time high this week, its prudent we pay attention as we round the corner into the colder months. Generally, the second wave of a pandemic is the worst. Lets aim to keep the hospitals running below capacity. Also, I touch on the election, the rationality to electing ACB from a logic point of view and how we should focus more on community less on the president.

In this episode I open talking about COVID-19 and give a few updates as we head into fall. From there we talk about the weaponization of science, and how the word "science" has changed over the last few decades. Even science isn't as objective as we'd like to think...

Following the NY Post having a story censored from various social media platforms, I discuss what this might mean for the future of news and what the most realistic solution is going forward.

Are the political candidates the biggest problem facing each other or is it the way we are treating each other and thinking of one and other? Take a listen as I try and pull the lens way back and get into the real danger to our republic, our behavior toward one and other.

I cover all the usual suspects in this episode. First, COVID-19 developments, then I touch on the economy, followed by the Jacob Blake shooting and Kyle Rittenhouse murders. In closing I talk about the power of story, which is probably the strongest part of the podcast. If you are short on time, skip the first half, or even first 2/3s. Thanks for tuning in!