Ep 27

Is the CHIPs act necessary, and good for America?

Ep 34

Is a return to the Monroe Doctrine a good thing? Venezuela, Greenland, etc.

Ep 33

The MN daycare and other scandals. How did this get missed by national media when the governor was the VP candidate?

Ep 32

The war on terror continues. Where is the line between a criminal and an enemy combatant?

Ep 31

Are the Seattle and NYC mayoral elections a glitch, or the culmination of a long-running marxist plan for America?

Ep 30

To what degree should Republicans be worried about the NJ election results? A midterms preview?

Ep 29

Our political rhetoric and division is turning violent. How do we reverse course?

Ep 28

The combination of Marxist PC culture and social justice makes our cities less safe.

Ep26

Does violence in our nation's capital justify federal intervention? What about in other cities?

"Dr" Gains and "Professor" Sayi discuss politics and current events from two unique perspectives.

<p>Whether it be upbringings on opposite sides of the country, work experiences, or political influences, the Dr and the Professor view the world from different places--each share their view from "here".</p>

EAST/WEST, The View From Here Podcast

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Is the CHIPs act necessary, and good for America?

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34. Is a return to the Monroe Doctrine a good thing? Venezuela, Greenland, etc.

33. The MN daycare and other scandals. How did this get missed by national media when the governor was the VP candidate?

32. The war on terror continues. Where is the line between a criminal and an enemy combatant?

31. Are the Seattle and NYC mayoral elections a glitch, or the culmination of a long-running marxist plan for America?

30. To what degree should Republicans be worried about the NJ election results? A midterms preview?

29. Our political rhetoric and division is turning violent. How do we reverse course?

28. The combination of Marxist PC culture and social justice makes our cities less safe.

26. Does violence in our nation's capital justify federal intervention? What about in other cities?