PodCivility: Recent Episodes
Robert Daniel & Sarthak Sharma
PodCivlity is a civil conversation about the world today. Each episode will examine what's happening around the world culturally, politically and whatever else there may be and why it matters.
PodCivility is back after a long hiatus. We're back discussing DACA or the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Donald Trump announced this week he was eliminating this Obama era program. What's happened, where are we going, and why did we get here. All of that on this week's return episode of PodCivility.
Jon Ossoff's candidacy has come to an end, but what does it all mean? What happened, why it happened, and what's the future of the democratic party after a round of special elections
This episode will examine the bombs Jeff Sessions dropped in his testimony and also look at North Korea. We'll examine the the North Korean nuclear problem and potential ways forward.
We're back after a brief break and so is James Comey. This week we'll have a special guest on the pod and tackle Comey, obstruction of justice, reality winner, and the rest of the world.
Et tú Comey? We're discussing James Comey's firing and the fallout from another Trump shot from the hip. We'll discuss the weekly developments including israeli intelligence, a pair of sergei's, a special counsel, and a foreign trip.
In this episode we'll revisit the French election, Sally Yate's intellectual perfect game, and sanctuary cities in Texas and the immigration issues our country faces as whole.
Truth is dead and Donald Trump Killed. This week on the pod we're looking at how we view facts and opinions. We'll examine the current news stories of this week as part of a larger narrative that has shifted away from facts to alternative facts.
Elections everywhere: this pod looks at recent elections in the United States, Great Britain, Turkey and the coming election in France. What it means and what's happening.
The inaugural episode of Podcivility, we discuss the syrian civil war, sean spicer, united airlines and that the whole world needs a pepsi.