UNBIASED Politics

Jordan Berman
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4 snips
Dec 15, 2025 • 36min

December 15, 2025: What We Know About the Brown University Shooting and Person of Interest, New Photos from Epstein Estate Released, D.C. Crime Data Allegedly Manipulated, and More.

A shocking shooting at Brown University is dissected, with updates on a detained person of interest and what it means for the investigation. House Democrats unveil intriguing photos from Epstein's estate, although they reveal no new evidence. The FDA may issue a black box warning for mRNA COVID vaccines due to myocarditis concerns. Allegations arise that D.C. police manipulated crime data, raising questions about accountability. Quick takes cover a thwarted NYE terror plot and a controversial Trump comment, urging listeners to think critically about the news.
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Dec 12, 2025 • 30min

Peace Talks: Giving Advice on How to Navigate Relationships Amid a Polarizing Political Climate.

In a polarized political climate, navigating relationships can be challenging. Jordan offers insightful advice on managing romantic tensions and family dynamics. He tackles dilemmas like a husband's closed-mindedness after moving and how to handle political debates in romance. Tips include prioritizing feelings in blended families and maintaining neutrality as a teacher. Jordan even suggests ways to keep politics out of wedding events. His approach emphasizes respect, understanding, and communication for healthier relationships.
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Dec 11, 2025 • 30min

December 11, 2025: Courts Order Release of Epstein Grand Jury Materials, $12 Billion Aid Package for Farmers, Changes to National Park Free Entrance Days, Social Media Vetting for Tourists, and More.

A federal court has ordered the unsealing of grand jury materials related to Epstein's case, raising questions about the potential revelations. Meanwhile, Trump has launched a $12 billion aid package aimed at offsetting market disruptions for U.S. farmers, particularly addressing the impacts of tariffs from the U.S.-China trade war. In a surprising twist, former FBI agents have filed suit after being fired for kneeling during protests, claiming their actions were politically neutral. Plus, there are changes to national park admission policies and discussions on social media vetting for tourists.
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10 snips
Dec 8, 2025 • 49min

December 8, 2025: What We Know About the D.C. Pipe Bomb Suspect, ACIP Votes to Change Hepatitis B Birth Dose Recommendation, New Bill Proposes End to Dual Citizenship, and More.

Dive into the latest on the D.C. pipe bomb suspect, Brian Cole Jr., as evidence surfaces linking him to the crime. Hear about the closed-door military briefing on Venezuelan boat strikes and the controversial ACIP vote changing hepatitis B birth dose recommendations. Explore the implications of a new bill that proposes ending dual citizenship. Plus, quick updates on intriguing Supreme Court cases and political maneuverings, all while engaging in a critical thinking segment on public health priorities. Stay informed without bias!
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6 snips
Dec 5, 2025 • 30min

Peace Talks: Giving Advice on How to Navigate Relationships Amid a Polarizing Political Climate.

In a world divided by politics, navigating relationships can be tricky. Jordan shares how to handle colleagues pushing political views by finding common ground. He gives thoughtful advice on supporting family transitions and setting boundaries with in-laws. For those dating a politically polarized partner, he emphasizes emotional validation. Tackling toxic friendships is also on the agenda, with practical tips on distancing yourself. This discussion is packed with useful insights for maintaining healthy connections amidst the chaos.
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10 snips
Dec 4, 2025 • 52min

December 4, 2025: The Truth About Somalis in Minnesota, What We Know About Hegseth's Authorization a Follow-Up Strike, Trump Voids Biden's Autopen Actions, and More.

Discover the implications of a follow-up strike on a drug boat in the Caribbean and the legal nuances surrounding War Powers. Dive into Trump's controversial threats to void Biden's autopen actions. Explore the targeting of Somalis in Minnesota amid fraud allegations and how these claims relate to recent prosecutions. Unpack the new White House media bias webpage and its critiques. And ponder whether Kamala Harris really wants to lower the voting age to 16, all while engaging in critical thinking on complex political issues.
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5 snips
Dec 1, 2025 • 49min

December 1, 2025: What We Know About the National Guard Shooting in D.C., Pause on All Asylum Decisions, EPA's Approval of PFAS Chemicals for Pesticides, FDA's Possible Overhaul of Vaccine Approval Process, and More.

A recent shooting involving National Guardsmen in D.C. raises questions about the suspect's background and motives. The discussion reveals the complexities of asylum laws as Trump halts all asylum decisions. Legal challenges in Georgia regarding election interference take a surprising turn with case dismissals. Meanwhile, the FDA may be shifting its vaccine approval process, responding to safety concerns. Lastly, the EPA's approval of new PFAS chemicals for pesticides sparks debate about environmental implications and regulatory definitions.
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11 snips
Nov 24, 2025 • 48min

November 24, 2025: What's Going on With Professional Degrees? Did Trump Suggest the Death Penalty for Lawmakers? PLUS Helping You Navigate Political Tension Ahead of Thanksgiving!

Delve into the Supreme Court's pause on Texas's new congressional map and Marjorie Taylor Greene's unexpected resignation. Explore controversial questions about the status of professional degrees and whether Trump really suggested the death penalty for lawmakers. Get quick takes on Trump's latest healthcare proposal and other headlines. Plus, join in on Peace Talks for tips on navigating political tension during family gatherings this Thanksgiving, from setting boundaries to de-escalating conflicts.
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13 snips
Nov 20, 2025 • 52min

November 20, 2025: Here's What's in the Epstein Law; Will the DOJ Actually Release the Records? PLUS Steps Taken to Further Dismantle Education Department...Is it Legal? And More.

The recent passage of the Epstein Bill has sparked significant political discussion, particularly regarding its implications for document release. Trump’s controversial meeting with the Saudi Crown Prince raises eyebrows as he defends MBS. Meanwhile, the Education Department is facing legal scrutiny as it restructures. Quick news updates cover indictments and legislative decisions, including Texas' controversial redistricting. The show wraps up with a critical analysis of the release process of Epstein-related documents and various rumors circulating in the political sphere.
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9 snips
Nov 17, 2025 • 43min

November 17, 2025: Trump Calls on Republicans to Vote to Release Epstein Files, Amelia Earhart Documents Declassified, Certain Tariffs Rolled Back, Man Executed Via Firing Squad, and More.

Trump is shaking things up by rolling back tariffs on various agricultural products. Dive into the newly declassified Amelia Earhart records, though no big revelations emerged. There's drama over Epstein files as Trump urges Republicans to vote for their release after withdrawing support for Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a somber turn, South Carolina conducts a firing squad execution. Plus, quick updates on a FEMA resignation, a record Mega Millions jackpot, and an intriguing Supreme Court case on asylum seekers.

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