In the tradition of our past episode on “Values,” (#49), we’re sitting down today to focus on another overlooked issue at the root of political disagreements: Ethics.

It’s time for another installment in our crossover series with The Dividend Report’s Seth Underwood. We discuss the NV debate as well as Andrew Yang’s commentary on CNN. What does this all mean for the future of #HumanityFirst?

Credited by Andrew Yang in his book The War on Normal People, Scott Santens is one of the masterminds behind the Freedom Dividend policy. He returns to the pod to help us strategize about the future of the Humanity First movement.

Andrew Yang may have suspended his campaign, but the Humanity First movement must carry on.

Trump voter Bryan Frew explains how the Freedom Dividend helped him bridge the “nationalist” / “globalist” divide.

The Dividend Report’s Seth Underwood rejoins us for another entry in our Debate Talk series.

As a member of the UBI Caucus, James Ellars is running for Congress in California’s eighth district.

A Bernie Sanders nomination seems increasingly likely. To reflect upon this, we invited Elizabeth (a former Sanders supporter turned Yang Gang) on the pod to explain why she’s gone from feeling the Bern to #NeverBernie.

Vincent Miller is an ex Trump supporter who was de-radicalized (his words) by Andrew Yang’s campaign.

Despite struggling with homelessness, Dan Ross was inspired by the Yang campaign to run for Congress in New York. How’s that for grassroots?