Here’s the first episode of Reclaiming My Time in 2022. This week, we talk about Snomicron and Sen. Tim Kaine’s really long trip to the Capitol from Richmond, which Nathan believes was a false flag. The New York Times acknowledges that the kids aren’t all right thanks to the challenges of the most recent COVID-19 variant and related school shutdowns. Nathan has a wild thought about where members of Congress should be interviewed, thanks to a recent podcast he listened to with former NFL star Chris Long. Aaron Rodgers is apparently an Ayn Rand fan, in case you haven’t heard. Jason is hoping for the best as his Georgia Bulldogs get ready to play for the National Championship.

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It’s the last Reclaiming My Time in 2021! In this week’s episode, we briefly recap our Christmases. We pay homage to the late John Madden. We dive into a little about COVID-19 and the ever-shifting climate related to the response to the pandemic. We also touch on our favorite and least favorite things that happened in 2021 and talk about some things we’re looking forward to in 2022.

Happy New Year!

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In this week’s pre-Christmas episode of Reclaiming My Time, Nathan and Jason discuss Joe Manchin potentially killing the Build Back Better Act, our mutual respect for Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, and the White House’s cold statement on Americans who are unvaccinated. We also dive into more about Christmas, including our plans for the holiday, our least favorite Christmas activities, and Jason’s birthday, which happens to fall on Christmas. We also discuss supply chain issues that could cause some Christmas gifts to arrive late.

Merry Christmas, folks!

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Nathan is in the holiday spirit and really embracing Christmas. Jason…well, Jason isn’t really in the same mood. But that’s okay because we have another episode of Reclaiming My Time for your listening pleasure or something. In this episode, Leamer talks about his trip to New York City for a Christmas party while Jason went axe throwing for the first time for a Christmas party. We discuss what we’re watching in Congress during the final days of 2021. We celebrate the repeal of “net neutrality” on the fourth anniversary of the Restoring Internet Freedom Order. Nathan praises Elon Musk’s takedown of Senator Elizabeth Warren on Twitter. We also give our top five Christmas movies.

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Hey, we’ve got a new episode of Reclaiming My Time for you. In this week’s episode, Jason talks about his latest trip to the tattoo shop. We talk about their end-of-year music reviews from Spotify, and our tastes could not be more different. Nathan is a big Taylor Swift fan, apparently. With Christmas only a few weeks away, we discuss what we want for Christmas. At least that was what we were supposed to discuss. Nathan shows his contempt for Little Free Libraries. Jason talks about Atlanta’s infamous “Murder Kroger.” We talk a little about the omicron variant. We end on the new Beatles documentary, during which Jason reveals his sincere respect for the band.

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We’ve got a fresh episode of Reclaiming My Time for your Thanksgiving. We keep it mostly festive by talking about our Thanksgiving traditions and favorite debate topics with the family for the holidays. It’s also holiday party season, and Nathan is super excited, almost giddy. We also talk about the Ahmaud Aubrey gave and our hope to see justice done and the anniversary of the JFK assassination. We also chat a little about music. We hope you enjoy the episode. We wish you all a very happy Thanksgiving.

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We’re back! You’ve been warned. In this episode of Reclaiming My Time, Jason talks about his Atlanta Braves winning the World Series and his visit to Athens, Georgia over the weekend to watch the Georgia Bulldogs beat the Missouri Tigers. Nathan celebrates Glenn Youngkin’s win in Virginia and throws some deserved shade at the Republicans who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure framework (BIF) while Jason explains why Republicans calling for a pound of flesh from those who voted for it is a stupid, short-sighted idea. Nathan talks about his new Oculus, virtual reality, and ping pong. Jason tells us how he made it through more than 24 hours without internet because a drunk driver took out a utility pole in his neighborhood.

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We’ve got another episode of Reclaiming My Time for you, and Jason can’t stop talking about the Atlanta Braves, who, for the first time since 1999, are in the World Series. In this episode, we talk a little about the FCC and “net neutrality” and social media and today’s hearing in a Senate subcommittee. We talk about the interesting and laudable push by Enes Kantor to raise awareness to China and its human rights violations. Nathan takes issue with the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team and both Nathan and Jason offer their top-five players. We also recap how education has emerged as one of the top issues (if not the top issue) in the Virginia gubernatorial race. Finally, we dabble in some discussion about music, and Nathan encourages Jason to start a band.

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We’re back after taking a couple of weeks off. It’s allergy season, and Jason got hit with a horrible sinus infection. (Yes, it was a sinus infection.) In this week’s episode, we wish our friends at the Taxpayers Protection Alliance a happy birthday! We also recap Jason’s trip to Furnace Fest, the Braves beating the Phillies and taking the National League East, the passage of the EQUAL Act in the House, the debt limit debate and some of the other stupid things happening in Congress. Nathan tells us why U10 Soccer is Better Than Premiere League. We also discuss the Virginia gubernatorial race and how education is factoring into the race ahead of the election.

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In this week's episode, Jason makes a point to note that the Atlanta Braves have a three-game lead over Nathan's Philadelphia Phillies. The fact is that neither is confident that their team will win the MLB's worst division. We talk about a truly amazing piece of journalism (we think that's what it could be called) involving fake "Dear Prudence" letters and, for those of you who dabble in what's happening in your neighborhood, the obsession with NextDoor and some of the ridiculous posts that we see. We also discuss Jason's looming trip to Furnace Fest.

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