The Political Orphanage

The Political Orphanage

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The Political Orphanage episodes

  • Life After Prison

    Syrita Stieb was incarcerated between ages 19 and 29. Today she's the executive director of Operation Restoration, an organization designed to eradicate the roadblocks people leaving incarceration face as they re-enter society. She joins to discuss how we can help or hinder people's reintegration.

    1 hr 11 min
  • Chimp Politics

    Dr. Sarah Brosnan is a primatologist and Director of the Primate Cognition, Evolution and Behavior Program at Georgia State University.

    She joins to discuss what we can learn about human society by observing primate behavior.

    1 hr 13 min
  • What Sparked the Great Awokening

    Musa al-Gharbi is the author of "We Have Never Been Woke: The Cultural Contradictions of a New Elite."

    He join to discuss Elite Overproduction, and how it results in mass movements.

    Book at: www.mightyheaton.com/featured

    1 hr 41 min
  • What Can the President Actually Do on Trade?

    James Thatcher (a.k.a "Big Jim") is a trade and logistics expert. He joins the program to discuss what the president can and cannot do when it comes to trade policy, and what we might reasonably expect to happen under the forthcoming Trump administration.

    1 hr 11 min
  • Flee Not To Canada, My Countrymen (Live Show)

    So does America suck if your candidate loses? In this live episode of the show, we hear an uplifting Nazi story, what POW treatment says about American character, domestic terrorism, and why America is ultimately pretty awesome.

    Musical guests: Toothy Gibbons; Mister Jenkins and the Hoofbeats

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    1 hr 24 min

About The Political Orphanage

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Politics minus bile plus jokes. Comedian and avowed independent Andrew Heaton interviews authors and thought leaders about policy and big thinky stuff.