In this episode Jason and Matt finish out the discussion of Article I, Section 3. In their conversation, they also address the application of this section of the Constitution to the recent trial of President Trump's articles of impeachment.

In this episode, Jason and Matt discuss what was arguably the most contentious topic of the Constitutional Convention: state representation in the U.S. Senate (Article I, Section 3, Clause 1). They draw on the debates from the Convention to give the context and perspectives from both sides of the debate as well as give a summary of how the 17th Amendment undermined the original intent.

In this episode, Jason and Matt discuss Article I, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution which covers the U.S. House of Representatives. They use the debates in the Constitutional Convention as a tool to uncover the context and thinking of the Framers when they wrote the passage.

In this episode, Jason and Matt discuss how the term "conservative" has been redefined and offer the correct definition in the context of American politics.

In this episode, Jason and Matt discuss the importance of Article I, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution. They cover the discussion in the Constitutional Convention as well as the clear grant of authority solely to the legislature to make all laws. In addition, they discuss the importance of the bi-cameral Congress.

In this episode, Matt and Jason begin an in-depth study of each part of the Constitution. The preamble tells us why the Framers needed to write our Constitution and defines it's purpose. We discuss the meaning of each phrase and from where it came.

The beginning of our in-depth study of the Constitution, Jason and Matt give an overview of the structure and contents of the document.

In this episode, Jason and Matt talk about the transition the colonies made once they were independent. How did they go about creating a new government? What type of government did they want? And how did they decide?

In this episode we answer the question “Where do we go from here?”. In the aftermath of the 2020 election, 73+ million of Americans are ticked off and want to know what we should do now. Listen to Jason and Matt discuss what We the People and the people we elect need to do now that a progressive, socialist agenda has taken hold of our national government.

In this episode we continue in our discussion of the Declaration of Independence. Matt and Jason bring the first last of the grievances to life and compare to the tyranny that exists today.