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Justin and William are joined by Trailer Takedown Dan to witness the global COVID-19 flareups, Trump's information war against the USPS, and Joe Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate.
Justin and William are joined by Dr. Andrew Bernstein to witness new video of the George Floyd murder, Donald Trump's executive order about TikTok, and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's promise to shut off his citizen's water and power. They also discuss Dr. Bernstein's latest book Heroes, Legends, Champions: Why Heroism Matters.
In this special episode, Justin uses a farcical tweet he read as a springboard to discuss how Ayn Rand's ideas are actually present in Zack Snyder's movies.
Justin and William witness Trader Joe's fighting back against cancel culture, Portland's Wall of Moms crumbling, and Instagram users hijacking a human rights awareness campaign with empowerment selfies.
Justin and William are joined by Trailer Takedown Dan to witness Biden calling Trump the first racist president, people calling into work black, and Governor Cuomo declaring what food is substantive.
Justin and William are joined by David Matza to witness the CDC declaring racism a public health crisis, Bari Weiss resigning from the New York Times, and the insanity in Portland. They also discuss comments by a writer of the Peacock adaptation of Brave New World.
Justin and William are joined by Stephen Colbert (not that one) to witness more from the Lady A saga, TikTok Teens vs Trump, and a scary story out of St. Louis.
In this solo episode Justin witnesses President Trump's speech at Mount Rushmore, the NFL proposing to play the black national anthem, and a recent Harvard graduate losing her job due to a joke she made on TikTok.
Justin and William are joined by Don Watkins to witness the NASCAR hate crime that wasn't, the Climate Pledge Arena. and the New York Times considering doxing a blogger for no good reason.
The guys witness the debate over wearing masks to protect against COVID-19, the toppling of historical statues, and the end of Aunt Jemima.
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