Hour 2:  Jaden Ivey’s Unrighteousness Uproar | Rev. Dr. Terrlyn L. Curry Avery on Dismantling Racism

Hour 2 examines the Jaden Ivey firestorm, tracing how a 45‑minute Instagram Live attacking the NBA’s Pride Month initiatives triggered his sudden waiver and ignited a league‑wide debate over faith, speech, and brand protection. The hosts unpack the Bulls’ swift “conduct detrimental” decision, and t…

Hour 1: Cancelling César Chávez | Dr. Renata Moon on Pediatric Care & Informed Consent

Episode 91 opens with the collapse of a revered labor icon’s legacy as multiple women come forward with allegations of rape, coercion, and long‑buried abuse, forcing the country to confront a truth that shatters decades of mythmaking. What follows is not merely a culture‑war cancellation but a mora…

Hour 2: The Surge in Campus Accommodations | Diana Colleen on Power, Ethics & Extraordinary Abilities

The hour opens with an examination of the explosive rise in disability accommodations on college campuses — especially elite ones — where registration rates have surged to levels with “no historical parallel,” driven largely by mental‑health diagnoses and easier access to private evaluations. While…

Hour 1: Dogs, Culture Wars & the BOWOW Act | Michael Bedenbaugh on Reviving Our Republic

Episode 90 opens with an activist’s X post describing dogs as “unclean,” a remark that set off a wave of online speculation about Muslims supposedly trying to ban pets in New York City—despite no such proposal ever being formally introduced. From there, the hosts move to the debate surrounding Cong…

Hour 2: Opera/Ballet Dead? | Dennis A. Brennan on the D.C. Swamp

In this hour, the hosts unpack Timothée Chalamet’s February 24, 2026 quip during a CNN/Variety town hall with Matthew McConaughey—joking that he avoids ballet or opera because “no one cares about this anymore”—sparking viral outrage from the arts community, including pointed rebukes from opera star…

Hour 1: Cuba on the Brink | Dr. Stefanie Stolinsky on Healing & Resilience

Episode 89 begins with an examination of Trump’s March 6 declaration that “Cuba is going to fall pretty soon,” a remark that lands less like commentary and more like a geopolitical shockwave. The hosts then explore how the threat of U.S. criminal charges against senior Cuban officials collides with…

Hour 2: Hollywood’s Compassion Paradox | Adam Swart on the Influence Economy

Hour 2 opens with a sharp look at Hollywood’s so‑called “empathy class” and their reaction to a working‑class Scotsman with Tourette’s who involuntarily blurted a slur at the BAFTAs. Instead of compassion, the industry’s loudest moralizers responded with mockery and grandstanding — a moment that ex…

Hour 1: Candace Owens & the Military Firestorm | Michael J. Menard on Trauma’s Long Shadow

Episode 88 kicks off by tracing how conservative commentator Candace Owens went from a failed tech start‑up to a full‑time lightning rod, turning outrage, reinvention, and algorithm‑gaming into a career built on constant escalation. From there, the hosts dig into her March 2026 call for U.S. servic…

Hour 2: The Vatican’s AI Line in the Sand | Daniel Ecker on Justice for the Injured

The hosts examine Pope Francis’s sweeping ban on AI‑written homilies as a defense of human authenticity, arguing that faith, vulnerability, and spiritual labor cannot be outsourced to algorithms. They also unpack global polling showing soaring AI use but collapsing public trust, revealing a world t…

Hour 1: Epic Fury’s Unraveling & Iran Fallout | Owen Marcus on Masculine Emotional Intelligence

Episode 87 examines how the administration’s case for Operation Epic Fury collapsed under scrutiny, contrasting claims of an imminent threat with a strike campaign that targeted Iran’s leadership, military infrastructure, and political core. It shows how polling, legal gaps, expert skepticism, and …