Read to the End

We take a look at The Complete Stories of Flannery O'Connor, the first book I didn't actually finish. Support the show on PatreonThe article I reference in the episode

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It is Election Day 2020 and a good time to discuss where America should be going. Support the show on PatreonSee what I'm reading on Goodreads

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Steven Pinker wants you to know that identity politics might be bad, but voting for Trump is worse because of reasons. View the source article here.Support the show on Patreon

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We watched all of The Nightmare on Elm Street movies (almost). Support the show on Patreon

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We take a look at The Denial of Death by Ernest Becker. This is the Jordan Peterson Reading List. Consider supporting the show via PatreonFollow what we're reading on Goodreads

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Discussing Hunter and Joe Biden, emails, hiking and Apple Cider Donuts. If you like what I do consider making a contribution on PatreonEpisode Notes:I broadly discussed the implications of the emails but there are distinctions between emails reflecting alleged meetings involving representatives of Burisma, Chinese oligarchs and Russian financiers. While the Biden campaign has not openly denied the validity of the emails, Biden could deny any meeting took place notwithstanding whatever is implied in the emails.Apple Cider Donuts are delicious.

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We take a look at Ordinary Men by Christopher R. Browning about Nazi Battalion 101 operating in Poland. If you like what I do, consider supporting the show on PatreonThe book on Amazon

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Off the cuff ramblings about the Vice Presidential debate, the state of the Media, movies, and Donuts. Episode Clarifications:Regal has indicated they are closing all theaters, not AMC. The evidence of Hillary Clinton's involvement is still relatively ambiguous. While her campaign is alleged to have financed the discredited Steele Dossier and new evidence suggests she might have been involved in furthering the Russiagate attack on the incoming Trump Administration, this is in no way a settled question and requires more evidence. Allegations that Clinton "orchestrated" the Russia Narrative are currently overblown. A Black Lives Matter cofounder openly admitted in an interview to be a "trained Marxist," i.e., trained in disruption and agitation for political purposes. Nicolas Winding Refn is apparently working in television. Abigail Shrier wrote Irreversible Damage. Support the show on Patreon

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Presidential Debates, Prescription Drug Prices, Proud Boys, and Mario 64There's a Patreon

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