This week, Michael and Nathan discuss rhetorical history and apply it to impeachment, Trump's policies, and the electoral college.

This week Michael and Nathan give a brief update on impeachment, have a long discussion about guns, and discuss Bernie Sanders' electability.

This week Michael and Nathan are joined by special guest, Jess Selove, to break down the 7th debate.

This week Nathan and Michael discuss updates on the Iran conflict, personal freedoms in medicare for all, and the new SNAP regulations.

Michael and Nathan discuss the assassination of Solomani, the raising of the smoking age, and Andrew Yang's new healthcare plan from the perspective of hard power and soft power.

Michael and Nathan break down the candidates of the sixth democratic debate.

Merry Christmas all! This week Michael and Nathan discuss the fiction of the "War on Chirstmas". According to a study by Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI): a majority of white evangelicals believe that Christians face discrimination in the US, and are more likely to say that Christians experience discrimination more than they would be to say that Muslims do.

This week Michael does the first solo episode of the podcast (don't worry -- it's a short one). He makes the case that for all the doom and gloom, things are getting better. Including examples of the highlights of 2019 and a heartwarming story about a veteran at a Bernie rally.

This week Nathan and Michael discuss flip flopping and how it applies to Trump's foreign policy, the impeachment inquiry, and Pete Buttigeig.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the veil of ignorance, the creation of social democracy, and do a deep dive discussion into whether or not a wealth tax is a good idea.