38% of Americans feel the two party system works great. This podcast is for the other 62% Every we
Carey King of the Energy Institute at the University of Texas at Austin discusses how the last 70 ye
The Data Monk rejoins YDHTY after a long hiatus to explain how the current debt driven model of glob
A recently leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision indicates the court might plan to overturn Roe v
The Saudi government made headlines in March by hinting they might take payment for oil in China's c
Macro-commentator, author, and PhD in Cosmology (not kidding), Bob Swarup, explains how the US built
In last week's episode, we discussed China's ambition to replace the dollar as the world's global cu
Recording (at least some of it!) from San Juan, Puerto Rico this week, You Don't Have to Yell is the
Arjun Moorthy from TheFactual.com shares polling of his readership that shows the surprising lengths
After Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the sanctions that followed, it began seeking closer
Ben Studebaker returns to discuss the competing factions within the Russian government, how the war
Seth David Radwell left a successful career as an executive in the consumer goods industry to find t
Our month-end wrap up with Arjun Moorthy explores the polling data from his website, TheFactual.com,
Barry Eichengreen of UC Berkeley discusses the history of sovereign debt and the strategies nations
Maya MacGuineas of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget discusses how an inherently politi
Of the many who fear the size of the US national debt, the parties that keep buying more of it are n
Arjun Moorthy shares recent polling from TheFactual.com that shows a rare bright spot in today's pol
Dan speaks with Garrett Epps, Professor Emeritus of the U of Baltimore School of Law, about the case
Are those who spoke at Trump's January 6 rally guilty of inciting the violence that occurred afterwa
Political theorist, Ben Studebaker, discusses how America's political parties have used the culture
