The Material Devolution Podcast

In this episode, we explore some of the philosophical and moral questions surrounding privatized healthcare vs. universal healthcare. In a world of rising healthcare costs, and few options for consumers, is it fair to have healthcare tied so tightly to … Continue reading →

OH Wow!! Come with us on a journey into the absurd! The internet always wins the day, so listen up, and get stuck on this podcast like Gorilla Glue. Maybe chuck some silver to your bro on the other boat, … Continue reading →

On January 6th, 2021 the United States capital was attacked by supporters of President Donald John Trump. After months of laying the groundwork, the President’s false claims that the 2020 election was stolen boiled over. Scores of his supporter stormed … Continue reading →

Happy New Year!!! In this episode, we dive headfirst into the 1st Amendment of the Constitution and discuss a growing internet phenomenon called, “auditing.” Maybe you’ve seen one of these videos? They typically go something like this. A person starts … Continue reading →

After former Vice President, Joe Biden won the presidential election, the United States of America breathed a huge sigh of relief, but is a return to business as usual in Washington truly what we desire? In this episode, we catch … Continue reading →

This week we had some technical difficulties which made the recording a bit distorted. We tried our best to clean up the audio in post-production, but issues still exist. This was a great Pod! We discuss how ride sharing companies … Continue reading →

AAAAAHHHHH!!!! With so much going on around the world sometimes it’s hard to care about all the happenings. In this episode, we discuss this phenomenon briefly, then move on to Louis Dejoy and his handicapping of the US Postal service … Continue reading →

This week on the show we discuss a wide array of events affecting the United States today. Come with us on a shotgun blast of a ride in episode 38! TWEETS FROM THE ABYSS

This week we continue our conversation around race in America. Should statues of traitors tower over public squares across the country? Who should go? Who should remain? Many cities are making symbolic changes to street names and painting #BLM murals … Continue reading →

This week we continue our conversation about policing of America and share our thoughts on the most recent events shaping this conversation. Only a day after Juneteenth Donald Trump holds a rally in historically significant, Tulsa, Oklahoma. 46 companies gave … Continue reading →