In this episode, the group sits down to continue their discussion of the Supreme Court; recounting the history of the Courts System, famous cases, where's they've missed the mark in the past and what the future of the Supreme Court might look like.

In this episode, the group sits down with Jesse Mermell to talk about the pending Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision; what that decision would mean for the U.S., the policies in states like Texas that has made abortion more difficult, the work in front of America to better protect women with legislation, and what listeners can do to help.

In this episode, the group sits down to talk about The Supreme Court; potential changes that could be made, the issues that face the court and democracy right now and what the future of SCOTUS could look like.

In this episode, the group is joined by two of the candidates running for the position of Massachusetts Attorney General; Quentin Palfrey and Shannon Liss-Riordan. The two discuss their backgrounds in government and law, the issues facing the Mass Attorney General's office currently, what they'd aim to achieve if elected, and so much more.

In this episode, the group is joined by former BBC and WGBH radio voice Chris Woolf to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine, Chris's time in Afghanistan reporting from the country, similarities and differences between the two, what it's like in a warring country and so much more.

In this episode, the group is joined by Massachusetts State Auditor candidates Chris Dempsey and Diana DiZoglio to talk about what the job entails, what problems face Massachusetts, and what they aim to accomplish in this position.

In this episode, the group is rejoined with Frank Falvey to discuss the current stance of religion in the U.S., how it's played a part in the groups lives, what the future of religion in America looks like and how the digital age has shaped that

In this episode, the group is rejoined with Frank Falvey to discuss the current covid climate and the effects it's had on senior citizens; what it's like being a senior during this time, the disproportionate negative effects it's had on seniors, what has been done to aid this group and what more still needs to happen.

In this episode, the group sits down to discuss what the Supreme Court means to the U.S., how it works, it's history some of the cases up for decision in the court right now, the political lean of Supreme Court members and so much more.

In this episode, the group is joined by Emerson Claus, the president of the Home Builders and Home Improvement Association and new committee member of the Commission of Clean Heat, to talk about what goes into building a home, the U.S. workforce and his work towards bringing more clean heat to America.