We cover hyperrealism, art in the modern world, the strength of Biden and Warren (pre Iowa lol), and also chat about what Amarillo needs to be a modern city.

We return to the podcast in 2020, refreshed and ready to chat about the world after a brief hiatus at the end of last year. We touch on the best art of the decade, and veer into talking about religion and bigotry.

We are joined by economist John Early to discuss his YouTube video "Wage Wars". He makes the case for raising the income tax.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2OBpdr1VcM&t=649s

Walker Carlisle joins us to hash it out on one of the central issues of the day - the rise of cancel culture and whether we should fear it or embrace it?

We break down Biden's record player women, plus some Dark Crystal and economics.

Darwin thinks Dave Chappelle's new standup is his best work. Matt wonders about its impact.

We sit down with Shalom Agalaba of the Not-Historians podcast to discuss student loans, the value of conversing about politics face to face, and guns.

We process the motivations and reactions to the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton

We chat with Ben Eisenberg, who worked with Marianne Williamson on her 2014 US House race, about his take on her candidacy.

This is probably our best episode, a giant and amazing clash about free speech vs serving the interests of Nazis.