On this episode of the podcast, we take a look at a report from Columbia University that says that the Government's faulty response to COVID-19 resulted in hundreds of thousands of avoidable deaths. We also look at the bizarre and hastily announced information regarding possible election interference from Iran.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden will participate in simultaneous town halls Thursday night after their planned debate in Miami fell through after the President tested positive for COVID-19.

We also take a look at the latest developments in the COVID pandemic and detail the contention between The White House, House Democrats, and Senate Republicans over stimulus funding.

On this episode of the Pop and Politics Podcast, we recap the one and only Vice Presidential Debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic Senator Kamala Harris. The debate was a stark contrast of the debate between President Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden.

We also discuss the recent breaking story of a kidnapping and violent threat against Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

On this episode of the Pop and Politics Podcast, an overview of Donald Trump's latest nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Amy Coney Barrett. We look at her background and her time as a Judge on the federal bench. What will this mean for the election, women's rights, LGBT rights, and more.

On this episode of the Pop & Politics Podcast we review the hot mess that was the First Presidential Debate between President Donald J. Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden in Cleveland, OH.

We also discuss how the race is shaping up for the Presidential Election just over four weeks out.

This week on the podcast, we talk about developments at the US Postal Service with the Postmaster General trying to combat the rhetoric coming from the White House. We also look at a wrap up of the Democratic National Convention ahead of Joe Biden officially accepting his nomination as the Democratic candidate for President of the United States. And Instagram is making some changes to their feed...but not the one you probably want.

This week on the Pop and Politics podcast we cap off a busy week of headlines that started with a disastrous interview by the President with AXIOS on HBO which aired on Monday. When confronted with figures about the deaths of Americans from the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump responded with "It is what it is." That is what he should be remembered for when he leaves office.

We also discuss the massive explosion that rocked the capital city of Lebanon. A fire and massive blast happened at the Port of Beirut. More than 300,000 people have been displaced from their homes. And years of government corruption could prove to prompt more anger from the people of the country.

And America is getting younger. A majority of the population is now under the age of 40. Millennials and Gen-Z now make up a majority of the US population. What does this mean for shifts in political power and conversation?

This week on Pop and Politics, we discuss the narcissist-in-cheif Donald Trump and his ongoing effort to sow distrust in the upcoming election. His suggestion that the November election be delayed goes beyond threatening our democracy at home, but has ripple effects around the world.

We also discuss the much anticipated decision of the presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden on who will be his running mate. There has been a lot of speculation, and a surprise name is rising as a potential contender.

Lastly, we talk about a former Russian KGB spy detailing disinformation tactics ahead of the 2020 Election. The efforts of the Russian government to influence and spread dissent and chaos in the West - particularly the United States - should not be overlooked just months from a presidential election.

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On this week's episode of the Pop and Politics Podcast, we take a look at the 2020 Presidential Election.

Recent polls continue to show Joe Biden with a lead over President Donald Trump. However, they haven't taken in to account the manic campaign of rapper Kanye West of the Birthday Party.

President Trump is staking at least part of his re-election bid on Nixon-esque "law and order" play as federal troops may soon surge into American cities like they have in Portland, Oregon.

Some Entertainment News as well - Big Brother 22 coming soon, Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix brings new life to a cold case, and Nicki Minaj is #Preggers.

Lastly, an update on the ongoing saga of the COVID-19 pandemic. Republican Governor's are increasingly being met with disapproval on their handling of the virus outbreak.

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On this week's podcast we take a look at how the 2020 Election is shaping up, just four months until Election Day. Overall, a positive outlook for presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden. While, President Donald Trump is in a bit of a hole that he refuses to dig out of. How does this bode not just for him, but Republicans in general.

We also take a look at the biggest story of the week, if and how schools should reopen in the country. What are the federal and state governments doing to help ensure that schools can reopen safely? What lessons can be learned from other countries' examples?

We wrap up with a look at the latest news on the COVID-19 pandemic. Including, positive news on the development of a possible vaccine.