As we move through the holiday season our minds are fixed on so much! Family, friends, shopping, travel... It’s hard to take a critical look at the things we do and ask if this is how it should be. In this episode, we take a look at the effect of consumerism and how it affects our liberty. And if there’s a freer way.

Corporations play a critical role in the American economy. Their structure and legal standing allow for aggregation of capital and steady expansion. However, there is plenty of room for critique concerning the relationship of the corporation to the nation. This episode explores how the relationship might be shaped differently to protect the country and its people.

It is good to give thanks to those who’ve made us what we are. In fact, we’re not truly populists unless we recognize how important people are, past and present. This episode is a gentle reminder to consider how much we owe others.

Everyone wants to be happy. It’s so important the Founding Fathers mentioned it as a fundamental right. What did they mean by it and how can it be achieved? We examine happiness in this episode and how it fits into a populist nation.

Is a Red Wave overtaking America? Is it good for America if one is? In this episode, we take a look at the November 2021 election implications for upcoming election cycles. We also examine what makes up a true Red Wave, a wave that actually helps.

Every nation needs good relations with the international community. Good relations are managed through the diplomatic mission, which expresses the intentions and goals of their nation. The United States has struggled to maintain an effective diplomatic mission the past two generations. This episode examines how to restore good relations with the world.

The Left has dominated much of the political and popular discussion in the US the past ten years. For most on the Right, their positions are impossible to understand. This episode explains why the Left is so different from the Right and why the two can’t be reconciled.

If we know no joy, we will never be free. For many people in western culture today, they haven't found the joy they’re looking for. The frustrating search poses a risk to the populist society we’re seeking. This episode focuses on the search for joy and where one might look.

Columbus Day is not much of a holiday when compared to others, but it does mark how world history changed. As with all changes, there was good and bad that came with it. What do we make of Columbus’ legacy, or more importantly, the entire advance of Europeans across the globe? This episode outlines an approach for populists who understand the past and present still intersect.

Sports are an integral part of American life. We love sports! Nothing gets our attention like the big game. For all that, the arena has turned in recent years—and for the worse. It’s become an extension of the divisions we see in politics and society. That’s not good for us as we rebuild American unity. In this episode, we focus on the good use of sports and how they’ve helped us in the past and can do so again in the future.