Podcast·Sanity
In this interview we spoke with Derek Maltz Sr., who served as the acting administrator of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. We discussed the lethal spread of synthetic drugs, the involvement of drug cartels and Communist China, the evolution of law enforcement, and how to keep America's children safe.
Podcast·Sanity
In this interview we spoke with Derek Maltz Sr., who served as the acting administrator of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. We discussed the lethal spread of synthetic drugs, the involvement of drug cartels and Communist China, the evolution of law enforcement, and how to keep America's children safe.
In this episode we dove deep into high-level week at the United Nations and discussed the history of the world body. We also analyzed President Trump's pushback on the press, gamed out the implications of the looming Paramount behemoth, dove into the lawsuit against the New York Times over Israel, reviewed the new book by Princess Diana's brother, and recommended a moving conversation with Anderson Cooper.
In this interview we spoke to Simon Amaya Price and Claire Abernathy, public advocates for the Detransitioner Justice Project, which aims to enable those harmed by gender ideology to engage in political and legislative advocacy. We discussed medical transitions, healthcare policy, mental health, and Simon's and Claire's personal experiences.
In this episode we debated what should be done to prevent a doomsday AI scenario, gamed out the possibilities of a crack-up of the UK, discussed an underreported new immigration policy, took the temperature of the Supreme Court, dove into the latest on Lindsay Clancy, and wondered if cancelling Macklemore was a good idea.
In this interview we spoke with Anita Verma-Lallian, Founder & CEO of Arizona Land Consulting and Camel Back Productions. We discussed how data centers get built, why they provoke such strong feelings, the political path forward, and what people misunderstand about this hot-button issue that could swing the midterm elections.
In this episode we dove deep into high-level week at the United Nations and discussed the history of the world body. We also analyzed President Trump's pushback on the press, gamed out the implications of the looming Paramount behemoth, dove into the lawsuit against the New York Times over Israel, reviewed the new book by Princess Diana's brother, and recommended a moving conversation with Anderson Cooper.
In this interview we spoke to Simon Amaya Price and Claire Abernathy, public advocates for the Detransitioner Justice Project, which aims to enable those harmed by gender ideology to engage in political and legislative advocacy. We discussed medical transitions, healthcare policy, mental health, and Simon's and Claire's personal experiences.
In this episode we debated what should be done to prevent a doomsday AI scenario, gamed out the possibilities of a crack-up of the UK, discussed an underreported new immigration policy, took the temperature of the Supreme Court, dove into the latest on Lindsay Clancy, and wondered if cancelling Macklemore was a good idea.
In this interview we spoke with Anita Verma-Lallian, Founder & CEO of Arizona Land Consulting and Camel Back Productions. We discussed how data centers get built, why they provoke such strong feelings, the political path forward, and what people misunderstand about this hot-button issue that could swing the midterm elections.
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