Claim OwnershipOutside the Box with Ben Cominos
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I’ve found that a lot of the news coverage the mainstream media provides is designed to divide and separate people along political and personal beliefs. In my experience, when you actually get to know just about any person in this country, you’ll realize you agree with them on more than 80% of what you’re talking about.
The purpose of this show is to bridge those gaps, and show that we have more in common than we know, or maybe even want to admit.
I look forward to engaging in conversations with both guests and listeners on both sides of the aisle, as we try to find ways to unite and improve our community. Who knows… we might even laugh a little bit and have fun while we do it.
The purpose of this show is to bridge those gaps, and show that we have more in common than we know, or maybe even want to admit.
I look forward to engaging in conversations with both guests and listeners on both sides of the aisle, as we try to find ways to unite and improve our community. Who knows… we might even laugh a little bit and have fun while we do it.
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We take a look at a new approach for calculating credit scores, small business bankruptcies are increasing year over year, and one woman engages in public racism in our neck of the woods.
We talk about the FBI's efforts to find the January 6th pipe bomber, Trump's economy continues to show no signs of improvement, and we take a look at how RFK Jr. used to talk before joining the MAGA movement.
We talk about the continued violence off the coast of Venezuela, betting apps are now partnering with news organizations, and just how big of a failure was DOGE.
We talk about the alleged war crimes off the coast of Venezuela, trans-panic graduates high school and heads to higher ed, and we find out just how bad the Wisconsin Legislature is at math.
We discuss how and why people are ending up using Buy Now, Pay Later plans, we talk about how news organizations present the cost of living crisis, and is the new social media algorithm designed to rage bait.
We talk about the economics behind Black Friday, one student wrote an anti-trans paper and failed, so the grift began, and the Trump administration is definitely committing war crimes
We talk about some of the biggest stories that took place over the course of the last 2 days including the National Guard shooting in DC, the ban on "3rd world" immigrants, and the cost of living crisis.
We take a look at both sides of the cost of Thanksgiving conversation, AI is making up about 50% of our entire GDP, and we take a second look at exactly how far $40,000 goes for a family of 4.
We talk about how we perceive the economy in 2025, we talk about the failure of both DOGE and MAHA, and we discuss about being lied into yet another war.
We talk about Twitter's new rule outing foreign actors, Donald Trump's cabinet is still lying about the strength of the economy, and what was the driving factor in consolidation.
We talk about a ridiculous post from the Department of Homeland Security, gerrymandering takes a back seat, and how real is the male lonliness epidemic.
We continue the discourse about welfare programs that existed previously that no longer exist today, we talk about Trump's interaction with MBS in the White House, and the name calling from the White House continues.
We talk about the eminent release of the Epstein files, Florida may eliminate property taxes, and the Professors join me to talk foreign policy in China
We talk about the sneaky efforts taken to sneak hemp ban language into the clean CR, Republicans continue to try and make an immigrant controversy where there is none, and Fox News suggests not buying Christmas gifts for adults when you're struggling.
We talk about just how many different problems the GOP can blame on immigrants, new ideas come out for healthcare (and they all suck), and callers weigh in with their experiences on Obamacare.
We talk about Megyn Kelly's STUPID take on Epstein Island, we continue the discussion about finding jobs in 2025, and we speculate as to what the line will be that Trump would need to cross to lose support.
We talk about the bombshell release of the Epstein Files, Gen Z is struggling to enter the STEM field, and why doesn't anyone want to work anymore.
Wisconsin Dems propose a solution to energy costs, we talk about legalizing gambling in the state, and all media networks spin their narrative surrounding the economy.
We talk about Trump's talks with the leader of Al Qaeda, even Fox News does not trust Trump's economic platform, and Harvey Kaye joins me to discuss the aftermath of the end of the shutdown
We talk about the Dems way of handling this shutdown from a number of different perspectives, and Republicans are already gearing up to make the midterms about "lawfare"
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