A Gentlemen’s Disagreement
Ricky Ghoshroy & Brendan Kelly
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Episode 205 - It's a crazy time to be alive
We recap a big personal week for the gentlemen before diving into some of the topics (Iran, Trump, the Pope, tax day) that have been dominating the news lately.
Episode 204 - Global warming & energy prices & microplastics, oh my! with Shannon Osaka
WaPo's climate zeitgeist reporter Shannon Osaka takes us behind the stories of an older issue, a constant issue, and a newer issue, all of which seem to be getting worse at once these days.
Episode 203 - Navigating the AI revolution: an approach to the uncertainty with Dave Friedman
We have questions about where on the timeline we are in this AI revolution, what it means for our economy and our society, and what the future might look like; Dave Friedman of the "Buy the Rumor;…
Episode 202 - Why aren't more conservatives against this war?
Three weeks into this conflict with Iran, polls show that most liberals and independents are against the conflict yet overwhelming majorities of conservatives are in favor of it. How could this be?…
Episode 201 - Conflicted: working through the complex realities of the U.S. strikes on Iran
We try to make some sense of the conflicting feelings we have about the latest U.S. strikes. How are we supposed to reconcile not feeling badly about the result but also not feeling good about the…
Episode 200 - On the ground in Minneapolis with congressional candidate Dalia al-Aqidi
Dalia al-Aqidi, a Republican candidate for Congress for Minneapolis, Minnesota joins us to discuss her views from the ground of the city that has been at the center of so much of U.S. culture and…
Episode 199 - A draft of the most significant years in U.S. history
In honor of the The United States Semiquincentennial, we select the most significant of the 250 years of the United States in our annual Presidents Day draft.
Episode 198 - The cost of congestion (pricing) with Abdallah Fayyad
A year into Manhattan's first-of-its-kind-in-the-U.S. congestion pricing policy, Boston Globe writer (and New York city resident) Abdallah Fayyad dives into the data to tell us how the program has…
Episode 197 - The case for a new (and recurring) constitutional convention with Tom Teicher
Is the U.S. Constitution working? If so, could we make it work better? If not, can we fix it? Tom Teicher makes the case for a 28th Amendment that would mandate Constitutional Conventions every 40…
Episode 196 - A New Gilded Age with Edward O'Donnell
President Trump promised a "new Golden Age" for the U.S., but is his administration just another step further into a second Gilded Age here in the States? Historian, author, and Holy Cross Professor…
Episode 195 - Government's role in regulating social media & AI with John Wihbey
We discuss the tricky balance between regulation, free speech, innovation, safety and more in the era of social media and artificial intelligence with John P. Wihbey, Director of the AI-Media…
Episode 194 - Are we sure we're the good guys?
We discuss the stunning--and yet utterly predictable--US invasion of Venezuela and capture of Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
Episode 193 - The many facets of affordability with WaPo's Julie Weil
Affordability has been one of the top stories of the past several years; The Washington Post's Julie Weil analyzes the many factors that contribute to this umbrella term, including inflation, housing…
Episode 192 - The top stories of 2025
Our fifth(!) annual rundown of the stories that captured our attention this calendar year--we break down the domestic and global policies, developments, and ideas that we found ourselves reading,…
Episode 191 - Venezuela: the latest chapter in American interventionism?
What is going on with Venezuela? We examine the U.S. strikes on the alleged drug boats over the past few months, the buildup of force in the Caribbean, where this might be headed, and what it means…
Episode 190 - Thanksgiving thoughts: reflections on friendship and the importance of conversation
This is a meandering episode on the importance of conversation, from talks we had on our recent golf trip, to upcoming discussions people often have at Thanksgiving, to recent interactions at the…
Episode 189 - The return to a Christian nation with Jackson Lahmeyer
Jackson Lahmeyer, the founder of Pastors for Trump and a member of the White House Faith Council, discusses anti-Christian bias under previous administrations and how President Trump's administration…
Episode 188 - Mamdani mania, Dem dubs, and a deep dive into Boston politics with Larry DiCara
Live reactions from election night here in the U.S. We talked Zohran Mamdani's remarkable campaign and what we'll be looking for under his administration, what the Democratic victories in New Jersey…
Episode 187 - From molehills to mountains: the rise of Christian nationalism with Matthew Boedy
Professor, scholar, and author Matthew Boedy discusses his new book "The Seven Mountains Mandate," in which he details the decades-long movement to remake the pillars of American society into the…
Episode 186 - The tragedy & horror of Palestine & Israel two years in
On the two year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, we reflect on all that has transpired since, including the hostages still held by Hamas, the horrific death toll in Gaza, Israel's…
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