Here is your chaser for the three Martin interviews.

In this episode, Jake and Jim speak with journalist, author, and general conspiracy debunker, Mike Rothschild.

Mike Rothschild has spent the past several years closely following the Q phenomenon and joins Jim and Jake to discuss the movement's origins, the growth of the movement during the pandemic, the future of Q, and the roots of the movement in the tradition of American Protestantism.

The Storm is Upon Us by Mike Rothschild - https://bit.ly/2OKFlmC

Ep. 18 - Out of the Q Hole Ft. Mike Rothschild

Tim kicks things off with an excerpt from a Matt Taibbi article, to which Ben responds by starting an “insane, stupid” series for Beer of the Week. Then, on to Bernard! Dan insists that this will be fun, dammit! We talk about our first time hearing about Bernie, how Sara met Bernie, attempt to assuage Ben’s Guilt, discuss our Bernie journeys to Iowa and New Hampshire, and talk about the time the gang got together and canvassed outside a pharmacy in the southwest suburbs, only to get yelled at by an old man. We credit Bernie with turning us on to Mass Politics before Ben's poor choices derail us. Solidarity forever! (recorded 12/5/2020)

Dan: Pipeworks Brewing Company Premium Pilsner Beer - 4.25
Sara: Lagunitas Brewing Company Lil Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale - 5.0
Ben: Four Loko Sour Apple - 1.0
Tim: Ten Bends Beer Green Fountains IPA - 4.25
Bonus Li-Quar: Jameson Irish Whiskey - Fine

TRACK LISTING:
Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train
Warren Zevon - Lawyers Guns & Money
Tommy’s Reunion Gospel Choir - Bernie Sanders Rally Song (Feel the Burn)
Solidarity Forever - UAW Members at Ford

21. Just A Nice Old Man Who Wanted to Give Us All Healthcare (Bernie)

In his address to the IIEA, Professor Sean Kay looks ahead to the 2020 US Presidential Election and consider the significance of foreign policy through the campaign. Professor Kay examines the election of Donald Trump in a historical context. He also explores how foreign policy tends to manifest itself in primaries, as already witnessed among the current Democratic candidates. Finally, Professor Kay reflects on the various potential outcomes of the election and their implications for Europe and for Ireland.

About the Speaker:

Professor Sean Kay is Robson Professor of Politics and Government at Ohio Wesleyan University and Mershon Associate at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies at the Ohio State University. Professor Kay has previously worked with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Brussels, the US Institute for National Strategic Studies in Washington D.C., and as a consultant for the US Department of Defense and the National Intelligence Council. Professor Kay also served as a policy advisor to Barack Obama (2007-2008) and to Bernie Sanders (2016) in the areas of foreign, European, and Irish policy

Professor Sean Kay - The 2020 US Election: Implications for Europe

New Democrat threat to impeach President Trump again emerges from court filing. They may do it if former White House counsel Don McGahn doesn't testify about Trump's possible obstruction of justice during the Mueller probe of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. Do the Democrats know something that the polls don't show about how the American people see their endless efforts to replay 2016, and to eject the 45th President of the United States? And if they're plunging to their 2020 electoral doom, why are conservatives like Bill Whittle so angry about it?

Bill Whittle, Scott Ott, Stephen Green, and our Members and friends, will be aboard a Royal Caribbean ocean-liner sailing to the Bahamas for three nights in May 2020 -- and you can be with us. In addition to all of the great food and activities of a Caribbean cruise, you'll enjoy live productions of our shows, and get to know your hosts and fellow Members. Get details and reserve your cabin now at https://BillWhittleCruise.com

Impeach Trump AGAIN: Will New Democrat Threat Guarantee His Reelection?

The inauguration of the 45th president of the United States included some religious firsts. It also echoed a tradition of American civil religion. On this episode of (w)Holy Media we explore religious language at the Inauguration.

Ep. 9 Inaugural Religion

People who hate both presidential candidates voted Donald Trump in 2016, but this time they're breaking for Joe Biden, according to Politico.com. It's a small slice of registered voters, but in a tight race, even those who despise each choice might make the difference in choosing the 46th President of the United States.

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Haters Breaking for Biden: In 2016 Those Who Hated Both Voted Trump

With the latest news barrage of fear, uncertainty and doubt (F.U.D.) about Trump reelection prospects, Bill Whittle analyzes whether the media stumble down the same path that led to Hillary Clinton's defeat in 2016, or if there' some merit in the critique that, at least, he's losing control of the narrative.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members, whom you can join at https://BillWhittle.com

F.U.D.: News Barrage of Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt About Trump Reelection

In 2016, establishment conservatives went "all in" on defeating Trump. But they lost, and as a result lost control of the conservative movement and the GOP. 

Original article: https://mises.org/wire/why-beltway-conservatives-hate-trump-populists

This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Millian Quinteros.

Audio Mises Wire

Why Beltway Conservatives Hate the Trump Populists | Ryan McMaken

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“It’s very hard to parse what’s real and what’s not on the internet and we’re seeing the intellectual fabric of America erode and fray.” 

– Arthur Jones

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Feels Good Man! Arthur Jones & Giorgio Angelini On The Controversial Meme That Changed The World

This week it's Jim who's missing.

So as a special surprise Jake speaks one on one with author, journalist, former Presidential candidate, and transhumanism advocate Zoltan Istvan. The topics include the future of technology from robotics to AI as well as how Zoltan thinks this new future will stand any chance of being an equitable one under capitalism.

Ep. 15 What's the Deal with Trans[humanist] People!? ft. Zoltan Istvan

Religionish is a nerdy podcast about everything religion...ish. Discover how religion plays a part in pop culture, politics, ethics, and food! 

Hosted, edited, and produced by D. Ashley Campbell.

Audio-Only versions of 'Bill Whittle Now', 'Right Angle', and other shows from https://BillWhittle.com

Sharing Ideas Shaping Policy. The Institute of International and European Affairs is an independent policy research think-tank based in Dublin.

The Mises Institute, founded in 1982, is an educational institution devoted to advancing Austrian economics, freedom, and peace in the classical-liberal tradition. Our website offers many thousands of free books and thousands of hours of audio and video, along with the full run of rare journals, biographies, and bibliographies of great economists.

In The Rich Roll Podcast, vegan ultra-athlete and #1 bestselling author of the inspirational memoir "Finding Ultra" & cookbook/lifestyle guide "The Plantpower Way", Rich Roll discusses all things wellness with some of the brightest and most forward thinking minds in health & fitness, including world-class athletes, doctors, nutritionists, trainers, entrepreneurs & artists. Topics include: general fitness & endurance, multisport training, vegan / plant-based nutrition / cooking, meditation, yoga, sustainable lifestyle and beyond. The goal? To help empower YOU to become your best, most authentic self.

Four friends share laughs after the kids fall asleep. We talk a lot about beer, a little about politics, then turn to our topic of the week - sprinkled liberally with clips from punk rock songs, cult movies, and classic Simpsons episodes.

A semi-regular left-wing(ish) show that includes interviews, media reviews and criticism, and sometimes episodes about the news from the gutter we all love so much.

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