This is for the CV

This is an impromptu episode to discuss Trump, Covid-19, and the dangers of his dismissiveness and misinformation. We'll be back next week at our usual Thursday release with a full episode. 

This week we reflect on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, shenanigans in the U.S. Senate, Trump's taxes, and the lack of indictments for the killing of Breonna Taylor. 

This week we talk about hysterectomies of immigrant women, capitalism and Covid, and how we are in need of a serious leadership hug.

This week will be our last weekly episode. With the end of summer, we are shifting to releasing episodes every other week. In this episode, we breakdown the first night of the DNC, Kamala Harris as VP pick for the Democratic ticket, and those Sopranos. 

As our intro jokes about, Anthony and I had very different reactions to the film The Joker. This week we get to the bottom of why  and argue about whether this film was great or not.

In part two of our political ad pod, we look at ads from the Lincoln Project. The Lincoln Project is a group of conservative individuals who are not fans of President Trump. 

In part one of a conversation where we listen to and review presidential ads, this week we discuss ads directly from the Trump campaign and the Biden campaign. Rebecca is also finally watching the Sopranos and Anthony is jealous. 

This week we are joined by Dr. Brian Ott. He is Head of Communication at Missouri State University and a leader in the field of communication. He joins us to talk about what inspired his career as an accomplished scholar, how passion drives his research, and his recent book the Twitter Presidency. Also, it turns out that we all need to watch the film the Bothersome Man.

This week we talk about cancel culture, re-opening the schools at the expense of a lot, and Anthony's special connection to Bruce Lee.