In this sixth twice-daily podcast episode, I analyze all of the factors involved and come up with a win-win solution for the much discussed conflict, one that will provide a solid foundation for lasting peace in the middle east.  And then I go on to prove how any other option is unavoidably destined to fail miserably.  So pay attention world leaders, I’m here to save the day!

podcast epsiode 6: the undiscovered country

For this fifth bicentennial epside, the topic was chosen by fluffy.  I take a gripping look into the sociopolitical climate and the ramifications of the Balkanization of the American continent, in point-counterpoint format.

Podcast episode 5

In this fourth tri-weekly podcast, I look at some of the ways the world is today which we just take for granted. It’s pretty easy to forget that for just a few minor details the world would be a lot different — your old “butterfly flaps its wings” argument. Sure, some things like if Russia hadn’t joined the Allies in WWI have been beaten to death, but what about other things like if Lincoln hadn’t been shot or if the guy who invented sliced bread was eaten by a bear? Let’s imagine what the world could — but never will — be.

Podcast episode four.

In this third biannual podcast, I examine a hot topic on the world stage. No, not that Islamists are killing each other and others again — something even bigger. That’s right, the question of whether Canada should consider joining the EU as a way to counterbalance the cultural and economic dependancy on the USA.

Podcoast Episode 3

In my second inaugural podcast, I examine the metaphysical issues concerning space-time as it relates to the idea of Faster Than Light (FTL) travel posited in various forms of science fiction.

Podcast Episode 2

In this inaugural podcast, I explore the potential link between smog and the unusual cancer rates found in people living in certain industrial areas.

Podcast Episode 1