It's another conversation about politics! Sarah's all in for Warren, Chris is still ambivalent, and we'd both vote for fauna.

Now that we've had some time to digest, we got together to discuss the ending of Game of Thrones. It was a cultural moment, and the reaction to it sparked some interesting questions about whether TV is an art form, and when you make art for an audience, what ownership does that audience have? When a community arises from that art, does the ownership shift? And ultimately, how entertainment as a business also needs happy customers.

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We decided to catch each other up on our entertainment musings! Lots of discussion around Avenger: Endgame, Game of Thrones, and other shows we've been watching and loving! Spoilers here, you've been warned!

We sat down to discuss more about the justice system in the US. This week, we focused on the prison system, talking about the injustices built into the system, and trying to drive toward the fundamental values that undergird the system.

Chris had a birthday recently, and it got us thinking about the challenges of getting older and how our perspectives have changed over time.

When you think about government, what do you picture? What words do you associate with "government?" The answers to those questions may tell us something more profound about how we see the world, the people we choose to lead us, and how we fit into the picture.

We're back and having a philosphical discussion: when you don't have strong roots anywhere, what would you define as "home"? It's not as simple as it sounds...

SPOILER ALERT! We are nerds, and this is a nerdy episode. If you're not into the Marvel universe or haven't seen Captain Marvel yet, DON'T LISTEN TO THIS UNTIL YOU DO!

We had a very lighthearted conversation about a super lighthearted topic: policing. This one's a long one, buckle up!

Chris' latest political obsession: Brexit. So much to learn, and so many bad, bad choices. Also, how Parliament teaches us that Congress would be way more fun with an open bar.