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In this episode we talk about the life and legacy of George H. W. Bush as well as answer three of our most commonly asked questions about asylum, lame duck sessions, and Russia.

In this episode we talk about how to discern fake news from what is real, why fact checking even the most trust worthy of sources is important and how to find some balanced information about what is going on in the world.

Today's episode is a reflective one. Now that the midterms are over, we've all chosen our tribe, voted based on our deeply held personal values - how do we move forward? Is this gap everyone keeps talking about bridging really bridge-able? Can we find a way to understand our neighbors without compromising our belief systems? Or are we all just shouting into an every growing chasm? Let’s talk about it! Join the discussion in IG @notatdinnerpodcast

In this episode we talk about what an Executive Order is and how they are used, how they impact the constitution, and how this all relates to the issue of birthright citizenship.

In this episode Molly Benjaminson, creator of The Scene on YouTube joins us to talk about what is has been like to be a liberal democrat in America in 2016 and 2018. We also look to the future and talk about our presidential pics for 2020.

In this episode we talk about the importance of respecting women in a non-condescending way. Ocasio-Cortez, Taylor Swift, and pregnant women all have one thing in common - living through benevolent sexism.

In this episode we discuss what the Founding Fathers were really planning when they built our democracy, the evolution of the vote, and modern voter suppression tactics.

In this episode we discuss Jonathan Haidt's theory of the 6 Moral Foundations and how that causes us to speak different languages when discussing big issues and moral disagreements.

In this episode we dig into the recent testimony from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh and unpack the frustrations and politics of the issue.

Introduction to the podcast where we talk about politics, religion, and everything else you’re not supposed to talk about in polite company.