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Correctly Mistaken

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The Podcast that has decided to embark on the almost impossible journey of working to get society to a place where critical thinking becomes mainstay and caring for others is a priority.

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  • Avg 1 hr 35 min
  • English

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  • S1 · E55
    April 27 · 42 min

    "Main Street Democracy"

    In this episode this episode we are joined by Tom Joseph, founder of America's Main Street Party. A project whose goal is to restore the voice of the people that has been drowned out due to money in politics. We get into a number of angles in this endeavor from how it will be funded to if this ultimately has the makings of becoming an actual political party looking to break our two-party system of politics all together. Also, he explains how partisan gerrymandering actually works to the benefit

  • S1 · E54
    April 19 · 1 hr 34 min

    "Woodrow Wilson would of hung him"

    In this episode we discuss the rare public remarks made by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, proclaiming that progressivism is in direct opposition to "the way of life". How those remarks are telling in how economic populism is starting to take hold within the masses and that speech showed the desperation to cling on to the failing agenda which is the status quo. Also, we ask the question that's getting louder and louder as we see the decisions being made by our elected officials with littl

  • S1 · E53
    April 12 · 1 hr 45 min

    "You can talk sex"

    In this episode we open on the debate between Former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and MAGA cultist Joe Kernen on CNBC. Highlighting how it got to the point where his cohost laughed out loud at the absurdity of the clownish lengths he takes to come to the defense of President Trump. How come has he and many others given up their credibility to defend the indefensible? Also, we discuss how the Republicans are now openly saying that it's not their role to be a check to the President's

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