And we're back with another episode of Reclaiming My Time. In the latest episode, we talk about how some members of Georgia's congressional delegation (we're looking at you, Hank Johnson and Marjorie Taylor Greene) need some education about Guam, what could come next on criminal justice reform, the latest casualty of cancel culture, and why Nathan believes that 1990s alternative rock produced some great feminine rock stars.

In the latest episode of the podcast, we discuss the name change of the podcast from the hastily named "Leamer and Pye Happy Hour" to "Reclaiming My Time." The name is borrowed from a phrase that is regularly heard in Congress when a member wants to protect his or her time to question a witness in committee. Occasionally, it's used to prevent the witness from fully answering a question because a member is using his or her time to score political points. Plus, tens of people picked "Reclaiming My Time" in our super scientific Twitter poll.

We also discussed the seemingly failed nomination of Neera Tanden to serve as Director of the Office of Management and Budget, CPAC 2021 (which neither of us attended), our favorite moments from CPACs past, how Republicans should reclaim the word "class," the potential revival of the Fairness Doctrine, and the recent Bloomberg story about “SneakerHeads” reselling shoes for major profits.

In the latest episode of The Leamer and Pye Happy Hour, we discuss the feedback we got from the first episode, a potential name change for the podcast, the New York Times' throwing shade at Clubhouse, the saga of Neera Tanden's path to confirmation in the Senate, our worst flights, and the trade of Carson Wentz.

Let us know which name you prefer for the podcast cast going forward, Unfettered Conversations or Reclaiming My Time.

The intro music was written and recorded by Jason Pye.

In the first episode of The Leamer and Pye Happy Hour, Nathan and Jason discuss Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, the end of the trial of former President Donald Trump, national conservatism, the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and the coming Major League Baseball season.

Considering that this our first episode, we’re not expecting perfection. We’re also not completely sold on the tentative name of the podcast. Needless to say, we’re open to suggestions.

The intro music was written and recorded by Jason Pye.