After Joseph has a week of consuming all the blackpills in sight on media, government, and general accountability, Andrew gets hm back on track by ... telling him how right he is. If the hard times are coming, what is a man to do? Listen and find out.

After your hosts came across a disquieting list of DEI jobs at a state university, they talk over the advent of make-work employment for people with useless educations, how it helps enable unjustifiable 'loan forgiveness', and what - if anything - can be done to reverse the trend.

Your hosts discuss the recent school shooting in Nashville, and the uncomfortable inflection point it brings to the surface in finally dealing with 'trans' related topics as a serious concern. We also discuss Trump's return to rallies and the prospects for DeSantis in 2024 in overcoming the elephant in the room.

When SVB got closed, the hosts knew it would be the topic for the show. But can Joseph convince Andrew that state intervention can be a good thing? No? Probably not? Yeah, probably not.

When Andrew shares that she tried to listen to Nikki Haley, we wind up talking about Nikki Haley for 45 minutes without talking about Nikki Haley.

Listen and find out how right that sentence is!

The New York Times was better late than never when it finally started covering the 'trans' issue with some objectivity, and boy oh boy did the ideologues not like that at all. Joseph and Andrew share their positions on controversy, and in ding so remind the audience...this was all Tumblr's fault.

Andrew explains his fundamental theory of political conservatism, while Joseph reviews the life story of 'Eliza Bleu' and the fundamental failure of right wing creators to vet their bookings.

A topic manages to float itself into our arms as your hosts discuss balloons, China, SIGINT, and more great power competition. Then we switch gears to the Memphis police scandal, and what we can take away from it's lack of presence in the news.