Analyzing America

SPECIAL:Operation: Silent Night

On Christmas Eve, a mysterious blip appears on NORAD's radar moving faster than any aircraft on record. Fighter jets scramble, orders are given, and one impossible decision looms over American airspace. In this holiday special, Analyzing America blends tradition, tension, and a little bit of chaos to pose the question: what happens when Santa meets modern national defense?

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 8 - Bombs, Boats, and Birthday Candles

Today we analyze the recent strikes in Venezuela and across the Caribbean, unpacking what’s actually happening on the water and why everyone seems to have a different theory about who’s at fault. With a  little humor, this discussion keeps things balanced while adding a touch of humor to keep the whole situation from feeling like a graduate seminar on hull damage. Plus, a preview of the celebrations for America's semiquincentennial.

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 7 - Shutdown Showdown, Part II: Finale

Today, we dive into the forty-three day circus that passed itself off as federal governance. I break down how the longest shutdown in American history started, how it finally limped to an end, and which lawmakers decided to break party lines. From Senate drama to House defections to political fault lines, this episode lays those stakes out with that same clarity, curiosity, and class that we've grown to love. Tune in now! And, follow me on Instagram @analyzing_america. Thanks!

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 6 - The Untold Side of College Football (feat. Lucy Got Blue Pilled)

Today on Analyzing America, we dive headfirst into the wild, chaotic, and gloriously unpredictable world of college football. From UVA's thrilling overtime win to Texas shocking Oklahoma, and the historic Auburn-Georgia rivalry, we break down the stats, the stupidity, and the absurdity that makes the sport a uniquely American ritual. Along the way, we're joined by special guest Lucy Nelson offering a West Coast perspective on how the sport's unifying us. 

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 5 - The Battle for the Old Dominion

In this episode of Analyzing America, we head deep into the heart of the Commonwealth, where politics are personal, history is everywhere, and every county line tells a story. From the latte-fueled suburbs of Northern Virginia to the rolling hills of the Southwest, we unpack what's driving the race, and how it could preview America's mood ahead of next year's midterms. Smart, sharp, and just the right amount of sarcastic, this is Analyzing America at its best.

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 4 - The Shutdown Rages On

The lights are off in Washington, and nobody's home. In this episode of Analyzing America, we break down why the U.S. government just shut down (again), what it means for your wallet, and how Congress managed to turn budgeting into a national sport. From Hamilton's fiscal calendar to the battle for healthcare, we unpack the chaos with humor and American wit. Because if Congress is gonna nap, let's at least talk about it. 

A.A. Season Two, Ep. 3 Shutdown Shenanigans

In this episode of Analyzing America, I break down the looming government shutdown with a signature blend of humor, clarity, and patriotic fire. From who works without pay to who gets furloughed, the real-life costs, and the political brinkmanship behind the scenes—I cover it all, funny until it hits hard.

SPECIAL: Let's Talk About the Constitution

Today is Constitution Day. But what does this revolutionary document stand for? What does it demand of us? And why does it remain a magnum opus unlike anything the world has ever seen? Join me in this special episode to break down why the Constitution is so important, even 238 years later.

A.A. Season Two, Ep 2: Remembering 9/11

"We are not gathered here today to simply mourn, but also to celebrate. To celebrate life. To celebrate liberty. To celebrate a nation that, 24 years ago today, was rocked by an attack that was answered by unflinching resolve. " - Remarks by Mason Bibby at NCS

A.A. Season Two, Ep 1: America Has a Fever

I felt absolutely awful for a number of weeks. But I got better. America? It might take a little more time.