This week on Middle Theory we look at the ongoing "Battle for the Web," as well as concepts of civil disobedience, the ways that government is changing our values, and how we can aspire to change government for the better.
This week on Middle Theory, we focus on the modern "whistleblower" phenomena, as well as its history in U.S. Government, and conspiracy theories associated with alleged whistleblowers today.
On this episode, we look at the concept of Universal Basic Income and explore what would be required for such a system to succeed in changing society in beneficial ways.
This week on Middle Theory, we address issues in the ongoing "Modern Dialectic" that include the death penalty, philosophy in American education, and the announcement of Donald Trump's latest Supreme Court pick.
On this edition of Middle Theory, a combination of issues and current events are addressed, within the broader discussion of free speech in America, issues with the education system, and identity politics.
This week on Middle Theory, the loss of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain sparks a conversation about societal issues with depression and cooperative efforts toward the prevention of suicide.
This week on Middle Theory, a recent TODAY show appearance has placed former president Bill Clinton at the heart of the #MeToo debate.
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News, current events, history, and politics... without the slant of the mainstream. On the Middle Theory podcast, Micah Hanks provides an independent, nonpartisan look at what's happening in the…
world, and always with a nod to the lessons history can teach us. The tone is often dark, but with a penchant for humor, aimed at creating images in the mind and colors in the listener's ear while diving into the issues of today. Hanks takes an approach that is skeptical and highly caffeinated, asking hard questions about news, politics, cultural trends, historical events, and other relevant topics. Middle Theory is willing to ask questions and address viewpoints that many listeners will disagree with, but also cause them to think critically and challenge their own ideas and ideologies. Join us for a mental foray into the "radical center" on Middle Theory.