CTInsideOut

On this episode, we controversially make CT Inside Out's first ever official political endorsement. We answer burning questions like why would anyone want to run for president if they're not just a shameless charlatan? Who has more direct influence on people's lives, a mayor or a president? Will New Haven get 2 tickets to the trolley or a visit from the feds? How many corrupt Bridgeport officials does it take to fill a ballot? Will Christmas in East Haven come early this year?

On this brief episode, we discuss the arguments for and also in favor of impeachment of the President of the United States, who we understand does many crimes. On the one hand, it's the right thing to do, on the other there's no foreseeable downside. Questions? Comments? Start your own podcast. End communication.

We lighten things up to talk impending apocalypse, mention how climate change is fueling civil war, evicting DJs, and causing Insurance companies, who usually thrive on radical change, to rethink their thrill-seeking tendencies. Can the market be incentivized to be a force for good or can we not afford to wait for it to do the right thing? Co-host Debbie Downer joins us for this discussion

We break down the first democratic debate parts A and B, including the benefits of speaking Spanish, why tech may want UBI, who has the D, whether we can salvage things from the comments section, the candidate missing the humor module, and whether we'll get to one stage next time.

This time around we discuss the ramifications POPE ENDORSES ICE IN RARE FIVE STAR YELP REVIEW of Russian bots and other online misinformation permeating 7 SIMPLE LIFEHACKS TO GET YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER TO TURN DOWN THE RAP MUSIC AND RESPECT POLICE OFFICERS throughout social media channels. How are we influenced by our social groups NOBODY EVER DIED IN A MASS SHOOTING- THEY'RE ALL DOING SOCIALISM AT COMET PING PONG PIZZA USING SNAP CHECKS! and how do we cut through all the noise RT IF YOU THINK CT INSIDE OUT SHOULD BE PODCASTING ABOUT JESUS INSTEAD OF MAKING ME GET GAY-MARRIED IN A TRANSGENDER BATHROOM

We do a brief check in on national electoral politics because nobody else has been covering it. Are there too many candidates? Too few? When will the Hamburglar through his striped hat into the ring (he is against a federal $15 wage)? Who are these people? Do you even need to know?

We're back and we're breaking down the legislative session that just wrapped up. We achieved some great things- some of which you didn't even hear about. CT will be better in many ways. Is it sour grapes to wonder why more things won't be even better? Is Ned Lamont a crisis actor distracting the 1% with symbolic gestures? Where was all the epic fighting this year?

On this episode, we discuss the landmark case filed by the Sandy Hook families allowing them to sue gun manufacturers who advertised their weaponry's capability to inflict damage. We explore the ways this is specific to this case and ways it could be applied broader, go into the absurdities of gun culture with our resident combat vet, and determine the actual best security system for scared suburbanites.

On this episode, we dive into current events regarding the great American admissions swindle and discuss how meritocracy is a scam, job interviews are a scam, jobs training is a scam, legacy admissions are a scam, networking is a scam, and sports scholarships are a scam. Also, you're all a bunch of phonies and Holden Caulfield was right. Is this how you do episode descriptions? Guys, I'm tired but i finally finished editing the podcast so give me a break.

On this episode, we take the radical and brave stance that keeping children alive is good. We talk about herd immunity, Paid Family Medical Leave and the cultural pressures/gender-affiliated pressures that accompany taking time off, and why no one will notice a payroll tax.

On this episode, we discuss the mysterious transgressive allure of Netflix/Lifetime's You, Mahershala Ali's treatise of the curse of aging, the educational capability of historical drama, the utopian potentials within the expanded cinematic universe of Phineas and Ferb, and Superstore's precision in instigating a class critique. Nah, just kidding. We mostly just bullshit about TV for a half hour to take our minds off politics and the hard touring ethic of Steve's new wave band Living in a World of Snippets.

On this premium episode, we discuss how roads and bridges and stuff cost money, where that money currently comes from, and where we should put that money. We talk about prescriptive diets, progressive vs regressive taxes, the great tradition of immediately breaking campaign promises, and celebrate the return of the shunpike. Please don't make us die in a bridge collapse.

In this episode, we discuss how AOC has broken the conservative brain, conquered the internet, and asked for things people actually want rather than compromising ahead of the ask

On this episode, we talk about whether schools should be designed in the shape of court districts, why CT doesn't know how to county right, how people pushing for less administrators will likely wind up with more, and why the education gap can't be closed by clipping a couple spending coupons.

On this brave and entrepreneurial podcast, several travelers aboard Spaceship earth depart from the future to warn the people of 2019 about lazy robots, the perils of password gridlock, living in bubbles, and the relativity of technological achievement. We ponder how AI can gain omnipotence when its programmers have so many blindpsots and how the lack of monoculture is truly "disrupting" collective enjoyment of any cool advancements or rad new TV shows. We make plans on how to automate judgment and offer advice for our future bot overlords.