The Sign of the Dollar

In today's different episode, I find 20 common adages/proverbs from the internet and explore their moral connotations off-the-cuff. This was really fun to do, and I'll definitely do it again at some point in the future. Enjoy! 

In today's episode, I briefly explain the content of my upcoming book that I hope to publish early this year. Unfortunately, there's a bit of a background noise from the 3 minute mark onwards. Hopefully, this isn't too disturbing or off-putting. Enjoy!

 

 

In today's episode, I reflect on the importance of structure and the role it plays both in the development and expression of ideas. I discuss the value of a stream of consciousness style versus a rigid structure and suggest, rather counterintuitively, that the two aren't always mutually exclusive. To top it off, in the interest of demonstrating the value of structure, this episode (unlike any other on my podcast) is recorded off the cuff, in one take, and without a single edit. Enjoy!

Today I share some ideas about friendship that I've addressed in my upcoming book; I hope to release more such philosophical podcast episodes in the near future between now and my book's release. Stay tuned!

Just one day away from election day, I give my final predictions on who I think will win the 2020 US general election! Note that this podcast is focused on predictions based on data rather than opinions on the candidates or who I would personally like to win. I analyse the ballot returns, the early voting data, the polls, and more! Here are a few sources I used:

https://targetearly.targetsmart.com/

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/general_election_trump_vs_biden-6247.html

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval_economy-6182.html

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/10/29/americans-say-better-off-but-not-america-trump-numbers-column/6046218002/

Hi everyone! Sorry for the huge break, but here's an episode I recorded a while ago with my friend and inspiration @DKRapArtist! In this different episode, we discuss DK's rap background, as well as breaking down the nuances and intricacies of writing a lyrical rap song. 

Today, Vince and I discuss the libertarian and classical liberal viewpoints on the role of government. We delve into the concept of rights (what they are, where they come from, etc.) and how they can be used to lay the framework for a government to fulfill its sole responsibility.

 

 

Happy new year everyone! I apologise for the long break--but we're back, and it's a new decade! Vince and I discuss the value of new year's resolutions and also get into some of our predictions for 2020. Who will win the Democratic nomination? Who will win the fight between the Hong Kong protestors and the oppressive Chinese government? Listen to the podcast to hear our thoughts!

 

In today's episode, I have none other than @ruby_redpill as a guest to discuss various current issues! Having amassed 7600 followers on Instagram, she also tells us about her journey and her thoughts on the politigram community. This was an extremely fun and value-adding conversation. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Climate change is very real. What do we do about it? While I admire how passionate Greta Thunberg is and her noble goals, there are many problems with the alarmist brand of environmentalists and their sphere of influence. I discuss these problems among other perspectives on today's podcast.