We're back! It's like women getting their rights taken away offended us or something? Join us this episode as the cast breaks down some of the most destructive Supreme Court decisions in U.S. history. Jordin will provide her legal insight to the cases and how the Justices came to their decisions. We'll break down the single most destructive decision in SCOTUS history with the overturning of Roe. V Wade. Follow and rate wherever you get your podcasts!

In this week's episode the cast provides a quick headlines update and provides discussion on the two remaining Supreme Court decisions that came down this week including voting rights in Arizona. We theorize the ways in which modern politics have broken the Court and what could potentially be done to limit its inefficiencies. We also give out our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy awards of the week! 

On this week's episode we have Jordin break down the big decisions coming out of multiple Supreme Court cases and what her take on the rulings are. We also do a deep-dive discussion on voting rights and how they are coming under attack from multiple sides. We finish as always with our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy of the week!

We've got a special international themed episode lined up this week. Join in as we walkthrough President Biden's European meetings with the G7 and NATO, as well as his much anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. We also have a fresh off the presses Florida update concerning their attempt to control the minds of children. Stay till the end for our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy of the week!

We're back from a short break! On this week's episode we catch you up on recent headlines including political drama in Israel and a new trend of kidnappings against journalists internationally. Jordin rips into recent pieces of legislation targeting the LGBTQ community within high school athletics, while Logan gives his idea on why Republicans don't want a commission to investigate the January 6th insurrection. We're also back with our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy of the week! This episode is dedicated to one of our college mentors and educators, Dr. Bruce DeHart, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 63. We remain forever grateful for those who have spent their life's work spreading knowledge to future generations.

On this week's episode the cast gives their opinions of President Biden's first speech before Congress and what we though of his goals. We also discuss the major decision that Facebook's "review board" issued concerning the permanent ban of Donald Trump's account. We finish with our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy nominees of the week!

On this week's episode we break down what we think President Biden's first speech to Congress will look like and what possible themes/challenges the President may be grappling with as he tries to move to country forward. Listen to the end to see our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy picks for the week, and don't forget to like our new Facebook page @AthenaProjectPod.

Join us this week as we give our reactions to Derek Chauvin being found guilty on all three counts of his charges. We reflect on the importance of the moment but also how much further we have to go. We discuss the beginnings of an investigation by the U.S. Justice Department into Minneapolis PD and its practices. Also, don't miss our Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy picks of the week!

In this week's episode we bring you an update on the trial of Derek Chauvin, accused of killing George Floyd. We give our opinions on the prosecution's argument and the opening days of the defense's case. Jordin gives us an update on what the rest of the trial will most likely look like. We also discuss the unnerving killing of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn, Minnesota and what it means for race relations with police. Lastly, we breakdown President Biden's announcement of withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and whether it's realistic or not. Stay tuned till the end to see a new segment we're trying out called Good Guy, Bad Guy, Aight Guy.

We're back from a mini vacay! In this week's episode we break down the alarming increase in anti-Asian violence across the country and why it may be hard to prosecute hate crimes. We also discuss the opening days of the trial of Derek Chauvin, accused of killing George Floyd. Jordin gives her legal perspective on the timeline of the trial and which charges actually have a strong chance of convincing the jury. We also dive into our weekly Florida update as Matt Gaetz struggles to find his way in life.