It's already been mentioned, but you've just described Revolutions by Mike Duncan. He also did the history of Rome. Best thing about Revolutions is the Martian Revolution...or maybe the French? I don't know, maybe the Haitian...

Bro, you had me at "liberalism is a fighting faith" and "vision of the good"

This is thus far the most Catholic comment on this whole thread

This has been my weird opinion for over a decade. Our kids : CDs :: we are : vinyl. And honestly, a really good CD has so much pure fidelity, it's astonishing.

My preferred nomenclature is "The new Coen Brothers movie, oh my god I'm so excited they're back together, can't wait for the humorous misanthropy."

Thank you!

Thank God someone is finally covering this! Climate change affects everything you love--so thank you @sammymewy.bsky.social for raising this issue.

Seriously if you haven't listened to Revolutions by Mike Duncan...one guy, one mic, one revolution at a time.

Never change.

As a middle-aged white dad, I'm fanboying like I haven't since I saw Wilco played in Grant Park. Favorite soccer writer, favorite podcaster (Mabel Dore in '44!), Andor guy, and some TV host--peak confluencing, well done universe.

So...who was the actor?

These are good plans, but what about the creeping fungus in the pipes? Scariest scene in the episode.

Just wait till they add the Equinox EV...

This really sucks. Every time I listened I felt like I was hanging out with friends. I know that isn't exactly true, but it was so fun, so enlightening, and--this is key--decent. Decent people doing good work. It's in short supply in sports and life. Thank you.