Episode 22 — Journey to Overcoming Alcoholism
Dave and Jeff sit down with an honest, unflinching conversation about alcoholism: what it took to stop, what it costs, and what recovery actually looks like day to day.
Twenty-two episodes and a pile of clips. Start anywhere — nothing here builds on anything else.
Dave and Jeff sit down with an honest, unflinching conversation about alcoholism: what it took to stop, what it costs, and what recovery actually looks like day to day.
Cold War movies, high-altitude balloons and the stories governments tell us. Where does the fiction end and the briefing begin?
A look at Israel's border policy through a security lens, and why the conversation around it is so different from the American one.
Hard work, dirty jobs and the people who show up for them. A short take on immigration and labour.
The paperwork, the waits and the dead ends. What the immigration system actually asks of people who want in.
Governor Abbott's busing programme, the politics behind it, and whether moving people around solves anything at all.
Billions go to ports of entry. What about the stretches of desert nobody is watching?
How processing actually works at the border, and where the family separation policy came from.
Texas, federal authority and the standoff at the river. Who is actually in charge at the border?
The full episode: Dave and Jeff work through the Texas border fight, the politics around it, and what residents see on the ground.
Open drug use, untreated mental illness and a city that keeps stepping around the problem.
What leadership failures and mental health policy have done to a city that used to sell itself on its streets.
The second half of the trip: the stalk, the shot and everything that went sideways.
Dave and Jeff swap stories from a hunt in Africa — the planning, the camp and the first days in the bush.
An ordinary errand that turned into a lesson about gut feelings. Story time.