Apologies Accepted dives into the intriguing intersection of public apologies and significant historical events. This episode explores the political landscape and public reaction following a tragic mid-air collision at the Potomac River. Hosts Theo and Juliette discuss the politics behind apologies, focusing on a notable apology issued by Bakari Sellers after inappropriate timing of his comments linking the crash to staffing issues within the FAA.

Amid the political analysis, the episode also covers general travel anxieties and the broader implications of such aviation incidents on public sentiment. A look at Trump's response and public discourse surrounding it offers a critical perspective on how politics can overshadow tragedies. Join us for this eye-opening discussion that questions the necessity of certain public apologies while highlighting the systemic issues that loom beneath.