The government has a printing press, and yet they are in debt. Why can't they just print up whatever they need to pay it off and call it a day? Lessons from the German hyperinflation of 1919-1923 and how chaotic that was.

Today, Brittany dives into the "group think" bias and how it harms and divides us in society today.

The First Amendment protects the right to free speech. But these days, there is a lot of debate about whether "hate" speech is protected and if it is ever okay for a private compay to engage in censorship.

As students head back to school, it's important the lessons John Taylor Gatto about what education should and shouldn't be.

Brittany dives into the discussions that eventually led to the creation of the U.S. Constitution.

In this episode, Brittany explains why the young activist Charlie Kirk left such a mark on the world.

In the final days of the Articles of Confederation, things started heating up when one farmer returning home from the Revolutionary War had had enough.

After the Declaration of Independence was signed, but before the Constitution was signed, America was governed by what were called the Articles of Confederation.