Would the Founders be more ideologically aligned to the modern political right or left?

Should America get back to the original principles in the Constitution or replace it with something else? 

What does a Libertarian and a 16 year old whose parents are gone for the weekend have in common?

Listen in to find out as Collin and J discuss the historical and ideological context of the U.S Constitution, the next installment of their series on American political foundations. 

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Have you worried about your rights lately? Are you concerned about abortion or gun control? Kicking off a new season on the history of American politics, Collin and J break down the political theory behind the American Revolution, covering topics like 'liberty vs. power', 'the principle of the lesser magistrate', 'consent of the governed', and more. WARNING: this episode might hurt your feelings, regardless of your political affiliations. 

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Have you ever thought to yourself, where do all the Nazis hang out these days? Well, look no further, cause Collin and J explore the question, are there Nazis in Ukraine? The answer may not be what you think... 

And we finally get the podcast name right...

Continuing our Russia/Ukraine series, Collin and J discuss the broad and unique history of Russia, and explore how Russians tend to see their place in the geo-political world order. 

Music: Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture 

In our first episode ever, Collin and J discuss why Russia has invaded Ukraine and Dr. John Mearsheimer's article "Why the Ukraine Crisis is the West's Fault". We also make some bold predictions on how the conflict will turn out...

Please forgive us for calling it the "Origin Podcast"; that was an earlier name before we came up with the infinitely more creative "The Loins of History".