Peak TV or Content Overload? A TV Critic Explains the Streaming Era (E193)
A wide-ranging discussion on whether we’re truly in a “golden age” of television—or just drowning in content—with sharp critiques of streaming economics, woke storytelling, and modern TV bloat. Guest ...
7 Apr 1h 26min
Stop Overpaying for Life—Move to Vietnam (E192)
A long-term expat breaks down the real economics, trade-offs, and lifestyle realities of retiring abroad—arguing Vietnam and Southeast Asia offer unmatched value if you fully commit. Guest Bio Evan Eh...
31 Mars 1h 5min
I Got Canceled for Studying Bones… Here’s What Happened | Dr. Elizabeth Weiss (E191)
Anthropologist Elizabeth Weiss argues that expanding repatriation policies and identity-driven academic trends are restricting access to skeletal collections and reshaping anthropology away from empir...
24 Mars 1h 31min
The American Dream Isn’t Dead—You’re Just Being Lied To (E190)
An economist explains why the American Dream isn’t dead—and how policy, not just personal effort, shapes who gets ahead. 👤 Guest Bio Dr. Justin Callais is Chief Economist at the Archbridge Institute...
17 Mars 1h 34min
I Left Germany for Spain — Now I’m Leaving Europe (E189)
One-line summary: Chris Consultant joins Jesse to explain why he is leaving Germany, arguing that high taxes, bureaucracy, demographic decline, energy policy failures, and shrinking free speech have m...
10 Mars 1h 31min
Do Patients Want “Diversity” or Competence? | Dr. Stephen Kershnar (E188)
A philosophy professor/lawyer argues that med-school “holistic” + diversity-weighted admissions are less predictive than a numbers-based algorithm—and that the stakes show up downstream in physician q...
3 Mars 1h 1min
1 in 20 Deaths: Inside Canada’s Assisted Dying System - Dr. Ramona Coelho
Canada’s MAiD program has expanded rapidly—Dr. Ramona Coelho argues the system increasingly serves vulnerable people, with uneven safeguards and serious ethical, legal, and social risks. Guest bio: Dr...
24 Feb 1h
The Eavesdropper Economy: How Surveillance Built AI (E186)
A lively tour from Cold War “The Thing” to today’s surveillance capitalism—showing how audio capture, too much data, and automation pressures helped turn listening into AI.Guest bios:Dr. Toby Heys — P...
18 Feb 1h
