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On the latest installment of CC Season 2, the Easton and Ryan dive in on what proves to be a very convoluted road on the way to American Revolution. How did it happen? Who was involved? Who were our main players? Those questions and many more answered in the latest Revisionist History.

Easton and Ryan discuss the TWO lost colonies of Roanoke. How did it happen? Who were the people responsible? More importantly, what the fuck happened? Do we even know? Tune in for that and more on our first installment of the Revisionist History season of Common Consensus!

This week, Ryan and Easton try their hand at an open discussion involving humanity and war. We attempt to answer the question, is war an inevitabile price to pay for human existence? Tune in to hear about that, and much more rambling bullshit.

This week, the CC crew discusses the phenomenon referred to as Foo Fighters. No, not the band, rather the potentially alien phenomenon regarding the sightings of strange balls of light that were observed and experienced by a myriad of pilots during the conflicts of WWII. What could it be? Are they indeed aliens? Is it an offspring of combat induced stress? Or could it be secret Nazi anti-aircraft technology? Or could it be Barbara Streisand's dildo collection? Tune in to get our takes on those questions and more on the latest installment of Common Consensus!

On our final installment in the Houdini Hitler series, the CC crew discusses Hitler's inner circle and how they could've potentially organized the secret escape of Hitler and his closest comrades in hopes of establishing the Fourth Reich. We look at political backstabbing, espionage of the highest orders, greed, culture, and ideological survival that took place in the high castle of the Nazi empire in 1945. And of course, we answer the question, did Hitler make it out of Berlin alive? Tune in to find out!

The CC crew examines the layout and execution of a little known collaboration that would put an SS Nazi official in command of a colony in Chile for decades. On this episode, the CC crew take a closer look at Colonia Dignidad. How did Paul Schafer manage to build his cult empire in South America? What happened inside the barb wired walls of this colony? Why did it take so long for us to finally bring someone like this to "justice?" All this and more on this pint sized, fun filled episode of Common fuckin Consensus!

In this first installment of two, Easton, Tyler, and Ryan discuss the conspiracy surrounding Hitler escaping Berlin at the end of WWII in 1945, with a little help from Bird on the ad libs. We sift through potential witnesses and previous pieces of physical evidence and discuss their importance. To put into context the possibility of an escape though, the Common Consensus crew will first explore what that escape route would look like by following the trails of some 9,000 escaped high ranking Nazi officials that slipped out in the war's final days and found refuge in South America . . . oh and we drink some fkn Jagermeister.Better not bring yo kids.

The guys return from their trip to the moon in order to update you on the North Korea/US relationship landscape. We'll talk historical deals, pairing penguins, Twitter spars, and of course, our beloved bureaucracy. In the midst of all the fun, we discuss the North Korean nuclear program, and what it says for the rest of the world. Are we going to dominate control over the world's nuclear warhead supply like we have in the past, or should we begin to learn how to adapt in the new nuclear world? Those topics and more on this installment of Common Consensus

Let's put the North Korean Crisis in perspective. Episode one of the North Korea series is a history lesson. We talk about the formation of the state of North Korea, from a annexed state under the control of a foreign government, to a puppet of the Soviet Union, to an independent state hell-bent on preservation. We talk about Kim il-Sung the establishment of the Kim Dynasty, from guerrilla leader to iron-fisted dictator, his story is full of tough decisions, tense negotiations, and mass murder. To understand the North Korea we all know today, you have to know about the Korea that used to be. Sources: -North Korea: A Bare Bones History by James Friend -The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History by Don Oberdorfer and Robert Carlin -Under the Loving Care of the Fatherly Leader: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty by Bradley Martin -Inside North Korea Documentary by CNN

Let's put the North Korean Crisis in perspective. Episode one of the North Korea series is a history lesson. We talk about the formation of the state of North Korea, from a annexed state under the control of a foreign government, to a puppet of the Soviet Union, to an independent state hell-bent on preservation. We talk about Kim il-Sung the establishment of the Kim Dynasty, from guerrilla leader to iron-fisted dictator, his story is full of tough decisions, tense negotiations, and mass murder. To understand the North Korea we all know today, you have to know about the Korea that used to be. Sources: -North Korea: A Bare Bones History by James Friend -The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History by Don Oberdorfer and Robert Carlin -Under the Loving Care of the Fatherly Leader: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty by Bradley Martin -Inside North Korea Documentary by CNN