Climate Change is making summers longer, winters shorter while the banks continue to pour money into the fossil fuel industry. The NCAA is in hot water over the treatment of women’s collegiate basketball. From Georgetown Law to Teen Vogue, cancel culture and racism are causing controversy.

Another day, another escalation in the ongoing Nord Stream 2 saga as the United States warns its European allies against completing the project. Boom Bust co-hosts Ben Swann and Christy Ai offer their takes on the comments and what the future could hold for the embattled gas pipeline. Plus, in the wake of major stimulus measures, the Biden administration has already set its sights on additional projects in infrastructure. Michael Pento of Pento Portfolio Strategies joins the program to discuss the plans and the state of the US dollar. Major tech company heads saw another blistering day on Capitol Hill as lawmakers prodded the CEOs on extremism on their platforms. Mollye Barrows of ‘America’s Lawyer’ brings us the latest from the Hill and what kind of heat the tech heads have been facing. Plus, could we soon see Miami become the next major tech hub? RT America’s John Huddy is on the ground in the city and brings us up to speed on Elon Musk’s plans to transform the layout of the city.

Danica Patrick is known as the first female to win an IndyCar Series race back in 2008, but she tells Dennis Miller she doesn't want it to define her. Find out why she did it professionally for all those years on today's episode of Dennis Miller + One. The former racecar driver has also joined the podcast hype with her own called "Danica Patrick: Pretty Intense." She tells Dennis Miller how hosting her own podcast forced her to shut up a little.

Mathematics is an ingenious tool that we use to dig into the mysteries of our universe. But can it actually be the fabric of the universe itself? Max Tegmark, professor of physics at MIT and president of the Future of Life Institute, shares his view.

Professor Hugh Montgomery, chair of ICU at UCL, is both an outstanding academic and also an NHS consultant working on intensive care wards, saving lives over the past year. On the Alex Salmond Show, he speaks movingly about the pressures on NHS staff due to the struggle against Covid-19 – and the human side, too often forgotten in the midst of pandemic statistics, as he recently learned to his own cost...

Saudi Arabia is sued over proven connections to terrorist attacks. GA mass shootings ignite a media firestorm over hate crimes and violence against Asian Americans. Bayer faces 100,000 lawsuits over its cancer-causing weedkiller Roundup.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the fact that the market can no longer react to price signals because all of the so-called ‘signals’ are now fake. In the second half, Max interviews Brady Swenson of SwanBitcoin.com about Generation Bitcoin and how this plays out in the Zoomer vs Boomer mindset around value and time preference.

While the United States has had a swift vaccination process so far, Europe is seeing a struggle to deliver doses to its population, causing a rift between the United Kingdom and the mainland. Professor Richard Wolff joins the program to discuss the growing fracture and global hesitancy to adopt certain Covid-19 vaccines. Plus, the global oil supply chain has been disrupted by a freak accident in the Suez Canal, causing Brent Crude prices to spike. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and David McAlvany of McAlvany Financial bring us an overview of the sector and the global race for green energy. Nearly three months since the Capitol Hill riot, former US president Donald Trump is still barred from major social media platforms, but could that soon change? Boom Bust’s Ben Swann lends his analysis to the recent announcement that Trump could be back with his own platform.

After two mass shootings in less than a week, US politicians and the mainstream news media are pushing assault weapon bans domestically while ignoring the fact that the US is the biggest arms dealer in the world.

The Biden administration is set to launch a major infrastructure and jobs plan. The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked a surprising housing market boom.

Christopher Kimball is known as the former host of America's Test Kitchen and current host of Milk Street TV. He tells Dennis Miller his secret to cooking perfect scrambled eggs and the science behind the ingredients. Plus, he talks about his new book 'Milk Street Tuesday Nights Mediterranean,' a cookbook with over 100 healthy recipes simple enough for a week-night meal.