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Apr 11, 2025 • 54min
Ep. 1713 - Women Won’t Be Allowed to Vote?
The discussion dives into the controversial voter ID laws and their supposed impact on married women’s voting rights. It critiques Democratic claims and the ethics of consent, especially in the light of figures like Andrew Tate. The conversation also touches on rising populism in Germany and traditional values in politics. Delving into health debates, it examines the contentious vaccine-autism link and its political ramifications. Finally, it highlights the financial dynamics within families and the balance of leadership in marriage.

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Apr 10, 2025 • 47min
Ep. 1712 - Let Him Cook! Stop Pretending You Understand Tariffs
Stocks soared as Trump paused tariffs on China, creating a buzz about his inconsistent trade strategies. The discussion shifts to the stark divide between Wall Street's optimism and Main Street's struggles. Attention turns to the societal costs of trade policies, revealing a disconnect that harms communities. Media integrity is scrutinized, especially regarding journalists' pronoun use. Lastly, tensions with Iran highlight the complexities of military posturing in the global arena. Each topic weaves a narrative of political and economic intricacies.

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Apr 9, 2025 • 49min
Ep. 1711 - Trump Slams China with 104% Tariffs
Get ready for a wild ride through mega tariffs on China sparking trade wars and market chaos. A surprising call for illegal labor to pick cotton raises eyebrows, and scientists bring dire wolves back from the dead after thousands of years! Meanwhile, the podcast unpacks unpredictable political alliances and navigates the complexities of U.S.-Israel relations. There's a fascinating critique on government spending priorities and an ethical dive into resurrecting extinct species, blending science with cultural legacy.

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Apr 8, 2025 • 49min
Ep. 1710 - Warning from the President: Don't Be a "Panican"
President Trump cautions against becoming 'Panicans' amidst rising political tensions. A heartfelt discussion emerges about a mother’s struggle as she returns to work after maternity leave. The alarming statistic that 55% of leftists believe in justifying violence against Trump sparks heated debate. The conversation also critiques the impact of progressive policies on societal rights and discusses the complexities of U.S. trade negotiations. Finally, there’s an exploration of the public's hesitation toward military interventions and a call for calm in turbulent times.

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Apr 7, 2025 • 48min
Ep. 1709 - The Stock Market Is Crashing — and Americans Love It
The podcast dives into the surprising rise of Trump's approval ratings amidst a crashing stock market, linking it to public sentiments about tariffs. It explores economic inequalities affecting the middle class, emphasizing the urgent need for reform. The conversation also touches on alarming statements from political figures regarding economic stability. Additionally, it examines the complexities of public reactions to allegations against celebrities and the contradictions in immigration policies under Trump's presidency.

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Apr 5, 2025 • 21min
Michael Knowles RANKS The Greatest Philosophers
Dive into a humorous ranking of history's greatest philosophers, from Plato to Nietzsche! Explore the towering ideas of Aristotle and why he earns an 'S tier' status, while Voltaire lands in the 'D tier' for his errors. Critiques of Ayn Rand reveal a clash between her radical individualism and conservative thought. The analysis also touches on the contributions of other giants like Zeno and Descartes, sparking a debate on happiness, virtue, and the essence of human existence. Who deserves to be remembered, and who should be forgotten?

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Apr 4, 2025 • 51min
Ep. 1708 - White Lives Matter: The Austin Metcalf Tragedy
The tragic murder of Austin Metcalf is intensely explored, shedding light on broader societal concerns about school violence and media portrayals of race. The podcast discusses the moral complexities surrounding individual accountability, highlighted by a divisive subway incident. It also tackles the challenges a congresswoman faces in balancing family life with political duty. The controversial inclusion of LGBTQ themes in children's media ignites discussions about representation versus traditional narratives, raising further questions about the impact of these portrayals.

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Apr 3, 2025 • 53min
Ep. 1707 - NO ONE EXPECTED THIS! Trump Tariffs BREAKDOWN
President Trump stirs up controversy with new tariffs, leading to a deep dive into their historical roots and economic implications. The show tackles the complexities of trade negotiations with countries like China and Canada, alongside personal anecdotes about American meat sourcing. A female fencer's refusal to compete against a man sparks heated discussions on gender in sports. The conversation also touches on the political fallout surrounding abortion pills and the challenges of trust in modern health institutions amid rising skepticism.

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Apr 2, 2025 • 48min
Ep. 1706 - Trump's Liberation Day TARIFFS Explained In 5 Mins
The recent Wisconsin election poses a threat to Trump's agenda. There's uncertainty surrounding the implications of new tariffs labeled 'Liberation Day,' with concerns over global trade impacts. Political shifts highlight Republican fragility, while a rabbi's call for anti-anti-Semitism goes viral. The discussion also critiques educational elitism and modern reproductive ethics, including the controversies around IVF and child identity laws. These conversations intertwine political activism with the complexities of societal values.

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Apr 1, 2025 • 48min
Ep. 1705 - This Is Why Kanye Went Full KKK
Political tensions rise as France bars a prominent conservative figure, mirroring concerns in the U.S. Kanye West sparks outrage by donning a KKK outfit, pushing boundaries of public discourse on race. A toddler faces expulsion from nursery for alleged transphobia, highlighting societal divisions around morality. The show critiques judicial actions framing political strategies against right-wing figures, while also addressing biases faced by Christian values in contemporary society.