09.17.19. Locked and Loaded
On this episode, we compare modern political life to Ancient Rome and look at Donald Trump’s complicated relationship with the Middle East. Continue reading 09.17.19. Locked and Loaded
Category Archives: Podcasts
09.11.19. Democracy in Peril: In the Shadow of 9/11
This week, on the eighteenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, we look at the divided attitudes in our country, and the notion that Democracy in America is failing. Continue reading 09.11.19. Democracy in Peril: In the Shadow of 9/11
09.06.19. Domestic Terrorism: The War of the Words
On this edition of the program, we look at how words are being weaponized in the American political debate, along with the ever-evolving definitions of “domestic terrorism.” Continue reading 09.06.19. Domestic Terrorism: The War of the Words
08.31.19. The Divided States of America
On this edition of the program, we look at what ratings tell us about who Americans are paying attention to in the media, and how controversial reporting along partisan lines keeps us divided, and may mislead the public. Continue reading 08.31.19. The Divided States of America
08.22.19. Of Tyranny, Transhumanism and Terrorism
This week we look at how the tech industry is reshaping the military-industrial complex, Jeffrey Epstein’s bizarre transhumanist beliefs, and the recent riots in Hong Kong which China has compared to “terrorism.” Continue reading 08.22.19. Of Tyranny, Transhumanism and Terrorism
08.11.19. Suicided
This week, we look at claims that billionaire sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was “suicided”, or killed, in other words, in a way to make his death appear to be a suicide. Continue reading 08.11.19. Suicided
08.04.19. Shooting in The Sun City
This week we look at the tragic shootings in El Paso, Ohio, and California, along with analysis and reports that began to emerge online in their aftermath. Continue reading 08.04.19. Shooting in The Sun City
07.25.19. Can You Repeat the Question?
This week we analyze the “historic testimony” given by Robert Mueller before Congress… which despite the continued partisan debate, turned out to be anti-climactic at best. Continue reading 07.25.19. Can You Repeat the Question?
07.11.19. Epstein’s Isle of Scandal and Conspiracy
This week we examine information about the ongoing Jeffery Epstein scandal, which includes disturbing allegations about the Carribean island he owned, and his possible ties to intelligence agencies. Continue reading 07.11.19. Epstein’s Isle of Scandal and Conspiracy
07.02.19. Debates, Diplomacy, and Distractions
This week on Middle Theory, we look at the recent Democratic Debates, and the distractions in America that are taking away from more substantive discussion and debate. Continue reading 07.02.19. Debates, Diplomacy, and Distractions
06.23.19. Iran, So Far Away
This week on Middle Theory, in addition to news about Facebook’s new Libra cryptocurrency, we examine the latest developments between the U.S. and Iran, and why sanctions without diplomacy is not a viable strategy. Continue reading 06.23.19. Iran, So Far Away
06.16.19. It’s Always Sunny in Saudi Arabia
This week we look at a controversial arms deal with Saudi Arabia, for which Donald Trump is citing a “National Emergency” in order to bypass Congress. Continue reading 06.16.19. It’s Always Sunny in Saudi Arabia