Today, Explained

Iran's regime, unchanged

Sugar crash

The podcast explores America's complex relationship with sugar, questioning whether it's as detrimental as current narratives suggest. It traces sugar's history from a rare commodity to a mass-produced staple, highlighting its connection to slavery and its significant political influence, akin to Big Tobacco. David Sin...

Bernie vs. the billionaires

One nepo baby to rule them all

Israel has lost Americans

The kids in ICE detention

The price of the Iran war

Is Cuba next?

Your clutter is holding you back

A pro-Israel case against Israel

Can we enjoy anything anymore?

Where is Nancy Guthrie?

AI goes to war

MAHA moms are mad

A man, no plan, Iran

You, me, and ADHD

The podcast explores Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), addressing both facts and misconceptions. Dr. Laura Knauss, a clinical psychologist, defines ADHD as a condition characterized by age-inappropriate inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity, emphasizing its impact on self-regulation. The discussio...

The “Epstein class”

The reality TV that made us

The podcast examines the legacy and impact of "America's Next Top Model" through the lens of a new documentary. It questions the show's toxic elements, such as the exploitation of young women and the promotion of unrealistic beauty standards. One example is a model named Shandi, who was arguably taken advantage of by t...

Conspiracy theory nation

A toymaker who got tariffed