Comedian Trae Crowder brings his sharp wit to the conversation, sharing tales from his stand-up and YouTube fame. The trio dives into the hilarities of personal anecdotes, including memories of funny fart voicemails. They engage in a wild guessing game about historical crime headlines, poking fun at media sensationalism. Modern action films come under comedic scrutiny, prompting critiques of Hollywood's portrayal of warfare. They also explore the changing narrative of cops in media and the absurdities of societal norms, all while keeping the banter lighthearted.

Join Pulitzer Prize-winning author Anne Applebaum as she dissects the global rise of authoritarianism and its chilling implications for American democracy. She discusses her book, 'Autocracy Inc,' and whether the U.S. can resist this trend, especially with Trump on the ballot again. Comedian Trae Crowder humorously reflects on JD Vance's cultural background and the politicization of addiction. Together, they explore how personal stories connect to broader political narratives, while grappling with the serious issue of disinformation and its effects.

Comedian Trae Crowder shares beers with J.D. Vance discussing Trump threat. Jennifer Berkshire talks Education Wars book. Show explores education advocacy, public school battles, and importance of podcast recommendations.