Soft Revolution

Social media is the number one issue facing us right now and we can fix it. America, don't let us down. Then, Carl Newman of the New Pornographers on living in America during this time, and a real dive into his incredible songwriting.

The third and thankfully final debate. Borat and Banksy and the death of satire. You better have a plan B.

Then, Antoni Cimolino, artistic director of the Stratford Festival joins us for a sobering yet inspiring talk on the past, present, and future of the festival.

Is patience a virtue? Must we keep all the buildings? Ali relieves Torq's fear of a possible Trump win (VOTE!).

Then, a soulful, thoughtful, and entertaining interview with Tegan Quin of TEGAN AND SARA.

Contrary to Vienna, it's like they didn't even try, COVITA flops and then Michael Hollett, founder of NOW Magazine, and NXNE joins to chat about his new magazine, "NEXT".

The debate. Building our own Big Lies. Torq's anger as hope. Politicians need to have artistic skin in the game. Relationships over everything.

Craig Pike of "Craig's Cookies" talks about his journey from artist to entrepreneur and how his artistry never left him and only helped.

Ali returns to set and tells his story and Torq has issues with politicians.

Torq is back from his drive cross-country and his drive-in concert and he has thoughts. Then, Chilly Gonzales rejoins the pod to talk all the things.

Daniel Handler aka Lemony Snicket is on for a big and boisterous talk. We recorded right as the NBA was on the verge of shutting down. Perhaps it's time for us all to strike?

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The Hillbilly Elegy and Us. Back to School. The Democratic National Convention.

It's just Torq and Ali today and they have lots to talk about including the artist as an entrepreneur, why money direct to artists along with organizations could be the most bang for the buck, and finally, Kamala (pronounced "comma,la") Harris is the canny choice for VP.