The Perspectrum

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the ending of "combat missions" in Iraq, the Patriot Act, and the right to be forgotten on the internet.

This week Nathan and Michael discuss DACA, current events in Afghanistan and Cuba, and billionaires in space.

This week Nathan is joined by Jess to discuss CPAC, anti-protest laws, and the need to balance calling out harmful views and not alienating potential allies.

This week Nathan and Michael discuss updates on covid, indictments on the Trump organization, and the concept of politics in sports.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the odd strategy Biden for infrastructure, why Andrew Yang lost the New York City mayoral primary, and the bomb shell story about how Tucker Carlson was an informant for dirt of Trump during the last four years.

This week Nathan is on vacation so Connor Haines (philosopher, software engineer, corporate strategist, and co-host of the ransomware segment) joins for the whole episode! Special guest, Hannah Saggau, from the Insure Our Future (www.insureourfuture.us) campaign explains activism behind getting AIG to stop insuring fossil fuels. Then we talk about an activist hedge fund causing waives at Exxon, and finally the overlap between climate catastrophe and economic catastrophe.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the G7 summit, recent comments made by Representative Ilhan Omar, and the how theories in social interact with each other.  

This week Michael and Nathan discuss Joe Manchin's blocking of voting rights, the proposal for a global minimum corporate tax, and the idea of worker owned cooperatives.

This week we have  a two segment discussion on the conflict between Israel and Palestine and then we discuss the commission to investigate the January 6, insurrection.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss what Trump is doing currently, Liz Cheney's ousting from the Republican Party, and the history of what filing taxes is so difficult.