I take the popular online political compass test. It asks questions on politics and general society.

I talk about the gender pay gap and the ways that politicians play the numbers game to play into what is popular. 

Here is the link to the referenced study : 
 
https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/144209/1/862651492.pdf

My friend and former guest Mr. Charlie Robling returns to the show. We talk about the craziness in the stock market these last couple weeks with Gamestop stock soaring after a reddit community blew up the stock price. Everything from Robinhood, the popular user friendly trading platform to Dodgecoin is covered. 

I cover the last two horrific weeks and what it means for the future of the republic.

As the one term presidency of Donald Trump comes to a close I take a look back at the last four years, outlining the highs and lows of this tumultuous presidency.

The legacy media and giant social media companies are not your friend, that is, if all you want is objective fact based news. Instagram has flagged a WLD Instagram post for false information (nothing about the post is false). Joe Biden is as old as usual and Raphael Warnock earns this episode's Nonsense.

Is it really a good Idea to use the Hammer and Sickle? Is it AOC or Alexandria Ocasio Cortez?

Post election analysis and thoughts on the future.

The first of three presidential debates is in the books. If we learned anything, it's that this will be the longest October in history. Listen in for my thoughts on the night as well as my COVID-19 experience at the University of Illinois.

Most people can easily call out when the political right, goes too far in their ideology. Why is it so much harder for us too see the same on the radical left?