Sudden Depth

This week on Sudden Depth, just days before Donald Trump's inauguration as the 45th President of the United States, we take a look back at the President-Elect's top 10 "greatest hits" during the campaign. How was he able to survive controversy after controversy to be elected to the highest office in the land? And what does that say about the next four years under a President Trump? All that and more on Sudden Depth!

This week on Sudden Depth, as President Barack Obama prepares to deliver his farewell address and declare how awesome he was, we take a look at how awesome he wasn't, particularly when it comes to race relations. Obama thinks that race relations have actually improved under his presidency. Polling data thinks something different. Also, just how white is Alex Riddle? An age-old question finally gets answered. All that and more on Sudden Depth!

Rashon explains why New Year's Day is such an overblown holiday.

defying expectations

This week, it's all about Christmas past, present, and future! Alex Riddle and Rashon Murrill discuss the impact that the Christmas holiday has had on their lives, what it means to them today, and how the holiday's relevance will change during the upcoming Trump administration. All that and more, on Sudden Depth!

This week, Donald Trump has a list of possible Supreme Court nominees, and he's checking it twice. Plus, we take a look at some of the big upcoming cases during this court term and the controversies that are sure to surround them. All that and more, on Sudden Depth!

This week, President-Elect Trump has made a plethora (whatever that means) of Cabinet nominations. But what do these nominations say about how he will govern as president? All that and more, on Sudden Depth!

Rashon discusses what the most wonderful time of the year is. (Hint: It's not Christmas!)

This week, the New York Times questions Donald Trump on climate change, Al Gore's hysterical global warming predictions turned out to be demonstrably false, and Rashon explains why and how the conservative view of climate change has been perverted by progressives. All that and more, on Sudden Depth!

The debut of Sudden Depth! This week, Mike Pence takes a super-white selfie, the cast of Broadway's Hamilton fears that the presidency of Donald Trump will be a super-white presidency, and a National Policy Institute speaker spews some super-white racism. All that and more, on Sudden Depth!