This week, bizarre connections begin to arise between several high-profile court cases in "Chicagoland," affected by the controversial decision by authorities to drop charges against actor Jussie Smollett.

This week on Middle Theory, we look at the problems young boys and their families face, in a discussion with Warren Farrell, Ph.D., author of The Boy Crisis.

This week we look at the history and evolution of political correctness, as well as the allegation that there are trillions of dollars that are missing or otherwise being "hidden" by the U.S. Government.

On this edition of Middle Theory, we look in-depth at the facts pertaining to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, on the fifth anniversary of the plane's disappearance.

On this edition of Middle Theory, we offer commentary on the recent appearance of Alex Jones on Joe Rogan's podcast, as well as the media event that became Michael Cohen's testimony before Congress.

This week on Middle Theory we address "manufactured controversies" in society, along with a conversation with Darren Grimes and Adam Loyal about their new "13 Questions" Podcast.

This week, we look at Donald Trump's recent declaration of a National Emergency, along with the precedent for the decision, and it's possible implications.

This week, a scandal involving Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and the "complexifier" of his Washington Post ownership leads to legitimate questions about the Amazon company's deep-state associations.

This week on Middle Theory we are joined by atheist philosopher Keith Parsons and retired pastor Paris Donehoo for a sit-down conversation about finding common ground, and restoring common decency.

This week after fact-checking media coverage of contentious events in Washington, we are joined by Michael J. Thompson, co-editor of the book Anti-Science and the Assault on Democracy.