Denny Carter, Editor of the Bad Faith Times and a savvy commentator on politics and sports, joins the conversation to explore the unpredictable state of society. He discusses the emotional toll of current events and the importance of seeking joy amid chaos. The dialogue pivots to the Dallas Mavericks, with lighthearted banter about their struggles and the surreal nature of their season. Listeners also enjoy humorous takes on dietary dilemmas and the contrasts between health fanaticism and indulgent lifestyles.

Geoffrey Fowler, a Washington Post tech columnist, discusses Meta's shadowban on political content and its dangers for democracy. Denny Carter, founder of the Bad Faith Times, draws a clever comparison between NFL quarterback dynamics and this year's presidential race. The conversation dives into the rise of authoritarianism in America, the challenges of media influence, and the disconnect between polling data and grassroots sentiment. It's an engaging mix of political insights and cultural commentary!

Jonathan Metzl, an author focused on public health and gun policy, discusses Kamala Harris' stance on gun legislation and how Tim Walz might be a crucial ally in advancing reforms. Denny Carter, founder of Bad Faith Times, critiques mainstream media pressures on Harris, arguing for her to remain authentic amid external expectations. The conversation explores the complexities of messaging around gun safety, voter connection, and the stark contrasts between Democratic and Republican conventions.