The Take with Drew Malone: Recent Episodes
Drew Malone
A discussion on the supply shock rippling through the economy and a discussion of the Biden administrations policies on the economy.
The Bombing in Nashville and the Coronavirus Bill Failure. Both concerning trends reveal the utter failure of public institutions to be adaptable to the world we live in now. How?
I read A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Please share with others and enjoy this christmas classic. God bless!
Text to follow along.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/46/46-h/46-h.htm
Today its Veterans' Day! It Used to Be Called Armistice Day. Why? What was the meaning of peace for the World in the 1920's?
Extra Topics
Sabaton's Great War Album
https://open.spotify.com/album/67pqeCl9w5mscvVAVRSvZG?si=PrKjr1xeQlKl1x777vXeEw
National WWI Museum
https://www.theworldwar.org/
Its a battle of a lifetime. Neither side wants to give in! How should republicans react if this is a Joe win? The future of the party and the conservative movement. Is Don our dude?
Thoughts on Seattle Activism, Kamala Harris, international politics and Confederate Statues.
In this episode I muse on the current economic and social crisis existing in our country. I dabble with the economic realities and rebut the revolutionary fantasies. We live in a confusing time and this is my semi-coherent rambling to try to put it into some perspective.
In this episode, I examine how I believe binary thinking limits our political and cultural choices. I propose some different political ideas.
I make some hot take predictions on how the Coronavirus will affect things from Architecture to International Relations.
Is a pandemic shutdown going to spell long term economic pain for the United States? We study historic data from MIT & the Federal Reserve to comment. Please read some of the new study from MIT examining the long term economic effects of the 1918 pandemic and shutdowns.
This episode I share some ideas about how we can continue to deal with the Coronavirus crisis as the economies of our 50 states open up.
This episode takes the topic of Coronavirus shutdown and looks at it through the lens of The Proclamation of 1763. What can we learn from this long forgotten law to help us support our Coronavirus policy in 2020? Listen up and find out.
This episode is a discussion of the real consequences of the Coronavirus lock down we are currently in (especially those societal & economic) and some imaginative solutions I come up with to mitigate virus effects.
In this episode I discuss why the Federal government's response to the Coronavirus Crisis seems limited and the historical and cultural factors influencing the mitigation processes.