In this episode, Devon and Stu talk about the aftermath of the 2020 US elections. We talk about everything from the presidential race, to the Senate and the House races, and even the state governor races. As per our standard podcast, we also go

Economic/Governmental Response to Covid - Episode 006

Sep 24th, 2020 1h 15m

*Special Note Below*In this episode Devon and Stu take a look at how the government, both nationally and the states, responded to Covid-19. We talk on various topics such as: the Federal Reserve, what states/the feds should have done and should

Assessing the Media's Response to Covid - Episode 005

Sep 24th, 2020 54m 6s

*Special Note Below*In this episode Devon and Stu take a look at how the media, in general, responded to and reported on Covid-19. *Note*This episode was recorded August 9th and is therefore out of date in what we now know about Covid, however,

Climate Change Discussion - Episode 004

Sep 24th, 2020 1h 18m

*Special Note Below*In this episode Devon and Stu discuss climate change and possible solutions to it. Alternative energy solutions are discussed as well as what the government can/should do (or not do) to aid in combating climate change. *Note

The Prime Failure of the United Nations - Episode 003

Jul 29th, 2020 52m 29s

In this episode Devon and Stu talk about the United Nations and its failures in protecting human rights. Stu details the horrific "new" holocaust happening in China. Devon and Stu finish by talking about what role the UN should have in the futu

What is the US Role in the World - Episode 002

Jul 12th, 2020 1h 8m

In this episode of Mind the Gap, Stu and Devon talk about what role the US has in the world. They take a dive into the moral authority of the United States and what gives it the right to push its agenda onto others. They also talk about how exa

Conservative vs Republican / Liberal vs Democrat - Episode 001

Jul 6th, 2020 1h 24m

In the debut episode of Mind the Gap, Devon and Stu dive into various political issues such as: are the leaders in Congress failing us, do we spend too much on the military, Kanye, math, and many more. The discussion tends to snake its way thro

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