Avery and Tiana debate the March for Our Lives, the gun violence restraining order proposal, and media coverage of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in a fully Florida mid-week episode.

Matt McDonald, the US Editor of The Tab, joins Avery and Tiana as they discuss the ethics of reporting on Rob Porter scandal, debating media framing of the North Korean dictatorship at the Olympics, and Justin Trudeau’s infamous “peoplekind” comments.

It's Memo Day, and Avery & Tiana debate the ethics of the Carter Page FISA warrants, whether the federal government needs to declassify primary sources related to the Russia investigation, and if the courts can ascertain probable cause using partisan opposition research. Additionally, Democrats refuse to stand for Trump's State of the Union, and right-wing identity politics wage a new war on yoga.

There may have only been one Larry Nassar, but it took hundreds of bureaucrats within MSU, USA Gymnastics, and the US Olympic Committee to protect the predator for over two decades. Avery and Tiana discuss the institutional changes required to charge those complicit in the Nassar abomination, Trump's latest immigration offering which has both sides riled, and yet another episode of Russia hysteria.

Avery and Tiana debate the merits of the Women's March, the March for Life, the #MeToo movement, Aziz Ansari, and identity politics galore. Plus, if your listening to this, the government might already be shut down! All of this, and more, on this episode of The Political Pregame.

2018 kicks off at breakneck speed as Trump fires back against claims attacking his mental fitness for office, finds himself in hot water during leaked DACA negotiation talks, and may face none other than Oprah as his 2020 competitor.

Steve Bannon delivers the Democratic Party a landmark victory with the demise of Roy Moore in ruby-red Alabama, Omarosa is ousted from the White House, Jimmy Kimmel promulgates a questionable CHIP narrative, and the FCC overturns Net Neutrality.

In our debut episode, we discuss sexual misconduct allegations on the Hill, the Masterpiece Cakeshop case in the Supreme Court and why we're bringing you this podcast in the first place.