Democratic Socialism Is Impossible
We dig into what democratic socialism actually means, moving beyond the slogans to examine the economic system its advocates ultimately want to build. The conversation covers the push for expanded social programs, public housing, rent stabilization, nationalization of certain industries, stronger …
Hardy, Hart & Wallach | What Happened Last Night - 9/17 (Hour 1)
(00:00) Andy Hart’s favorite color and how many different colleges can one person support when they live in New England - the college football capital of the world.
(24:02.21)(39:04.21) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: Jake Bennett and the Red Sox drop another series last night, losing 7-3 against the T…
Shaky Start for Herz in Defeat
The Nats lost 9-2 in Detroit on Monday night as we are in the final week of the season. Al & Tim begin with DJ Herz, who struggled in his first Big League start since September 2024. Herz lasted four innings and allowed four Tigers runs in the process.
(06:00) Herz had Tommy John surgery in Apr…
LGBTQ Eats Their Own
What happens when a community built around inclusion turns on itself over a single night of optional masking?
In this episode, we unpack the bizarre controversy surrounding Last Ditch Bar & Arts Venue, a queer bar in western Massachusetts that faced intense backlash after announcing that Saturday …
AI Companies go to the UN
Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and other leaders in AI are calling for stronger international standards and safeguards—but is the push really about keeping AI safe, or about shaping who gets to control it?
We break down the recent Hugging Face incident involving autonomous AI agents escaping their sand…
Does America Need a Dictator?
In this episode, we take on the growing argument that America’s political system is so broken that only a dictator or “strongman” can fix it. We unpack why that idea is gaining traction, particularly among young men who feel shut out of the economic and political system, and why frustration with c…
EMERGENCE: The Red Sox Found Something REAL in 2026 — But BIG Questions Remain
Boston Red Sox pitchers ignite hope for 2027 after breakout seasons from Payton Tolle and Jake Bennett transform the rotation into one of the American League’s most promising. Willson Contreras exceeds expectations, emerging as a powerful clubhouse leader while providing much-needed offensive cons…
UNTOUCHABLE: Red Sox Rotation REVEALED – Why Garrett Crochet and Payton Tolle Are ESSENTIAL
The Boston Red Sox face pivotal pitching decisions as Garrett Crochet’s health and Payton Tolle's breakout season reshape the 2027 rotation. Is a championship-caliber staff already in place, or will Craig Breslow need to shake things up? Gabby Maljanian spotlights Crochet, Tolle, Ranger Suárez, an…
Communism in America?
Fresh off a Students for Liberty campus tour in Alaska, where nearly every student who came up to talk was a committed Marxist, we look at where young people are getting these ideas. Several students named two influencers: Jackson Hinkle and Hasan Piker. So we watch them and respond.
We cover Hink…
The Government Built a National Tracking System
Joe and David return to Flock cameras and license plate readers, and this time there’s a paper trail. New reporting from 404 Media shows local police plate data is being funneled into federal surveillance centers. It goes through the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) program, a little-…
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