Loud, fast-talking and deceptively funny, this politically-independent "forward-thinking pragmatist" looks at the events shaping our world through a uniquely American lens. It's smarter than you think, and faster than you expect.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Categories | NewsPolitics |
Vladimir Putin has instantaneously reignited the Cold War by savagely attacking Ukraine this week. In response to requests, Dan shares a few thoughts.
After 20 years in Afghanistan the U.S. exits the country thus ending the longest war in American history. Are there any lessons to be learned?
In a show recorded before the recent House impeachment vote, Dan examines the damage caused by the iceberg we recently hit when Americans stormed the U.S. Capitol and tries to suggest how we might avoid hitting another one.
To paraphrase John Lennon, So you say you want a civil war? With the U.S. facing one of the most consequential elections in its history, Dan has some thoughts about us all, our choices and the times in which we live.
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For those of you who, like me, are missing Mr Velvet Voice and Common Sense, just go back and listen. Again. And again. I started with ‘Return of the Podcaster’ which dropped in summer of 2016. But go back earlier, if you want. The episodes are released fewer, and with greater length of time in between, but he wouldn’t anything say much different today. It’s predictive stuff. It’s still relevant. And it’s valuable. Just listen.
Dan, we really need to hear from you after this past election. Half of us feel terrified and the other half seemingly have no idea that they are headed for a car crash and we are unwilling passengers.
It’s been a minute. I think we’d all love to hear your thoughts.
Winston Churchill would delightedly slap you with his wet cigar. Remember...
Dan typically brings us a unique and empathetic view of the poor damned souls caught up in the gears of war/history. Having listened to Dan before I know he could easily fill 6-10 hours of air time discussing chaotic perspectives to our war torn current events. Yet the podcast feed remains empty? What could be the cause of such a shirking of duty?
This honestly puzzles me as he deliberately takes controversial positio... more
We could really use some common sense right about now
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