Here, I continue discussing the presidential election, the takeaways, predictions I got wrong, why rioting likely damaged Trump's already-poor reelection chances, and what fictional villainous breakdowns Trump reminds me of.

This is the first of my 2-part retrospective on the 2020 Presidential Election. I start off by looking at the Capitol Riot some other political issues from the close of 2020--Tulsi Gabbard going back to the well of anti-LGBT advocacy, Edward Snowden not getting the pardoned he deserved--before beginning to analyze the election.

In this episode, my former schoolmate, Josh Cohen, sits down with me to discuss a variety of issues related to Judaism, including problematic Bible passages, salvation, interfaith dating, and Israel.

In this episode, I discuss Donald Trump's narcissism regarding Puerto Rico and NFL protests, some of the latest developments in LGBT rights rights, and women finally being able to drive in Saudi Arabia. I then move on to my main event, a discussion of the musical, Hamilton, in which I talk about why I loved it while also giving a historian's critique.

The first episode of this history and politics podcast looks at fake looting reports, the debt ceiling, DACA, anti-gay discrimination, and the strange desire of many conservatives to defend the actions of dead racist Democrats.