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What started out as dinner table conversation; part debate, part disbelief, turned into an ongoing attempt to make sense of the moment we're living in. "Dad, Did We Just Break America?" brings together two people from different generations trying to untangle how we got here - politically, culturally, and generationally, and what it says about where we might be headed. Because we can't be the only ones asking the question.
The Ribotsky Institute hosts Dad, Did We Just Break America?, a news show with 34 episodes published.
America’s literacy problem is bigger than bad grades. On this week’s episode, Skylar and Corey dig into the numbers behind declining reading and math proficiency and ask how we got here. From changing teaching methods an
America feels more divided than ever. Trust in our institutions is falling, political polarization is rising, and many Americans have lost faith that the system can still work. This week, we sit down with Tom Joseph, fou
Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth 111 times. For years, Anthony Fauci wasn't merely a public health official. He was elevated into something far more powerful: "the science." His recommendations reshaped daily life and inf
Are we getting the full picture... or even half of it? This week, we reflect on the sudden passing of Senator Lindsey Graham, the legacy he leaves behind, and what his death represents for a generation of conservative le
Part 2 of our conversation with Ira Kohler dives into the conversations we knew deserved more time. We discuss the realities of fighting in Gaza, his friendship with Omer Neutra, returning to an America changed by the af
This week, we're joined by Ira Kohler. Raised on Long Island, Ira chose to move to Israel, enlist in the IDF, and serve as a paratrooper. In Part One of our conversation, he shares the journey that led him there, what it
After 250 years, how is the American experiment holding up? On the eve of America's 250th birthday, Skylar and Corey take a step back from the headlines to reflect on the country itself. Would the Founding Fathers recogn
How much should we expect from the people we elect to lead us? This episode was inspired by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's remarks describing AIPAC and its supporters as "monsters," but the conversation quickly bec
A few hours before recording, Skylar paid extra to have spicy tuna crispy rice delivered. When Corey found out, he reacted the way only a father can: by questioning modern society, convenience culture, and whether he had
As the NBA Finals captivate the country and the New York Knicks find themselves at the center of the sports world, one thing has become clear: people are hungry for a shared victory. In this episode, Skylar and Corey exp
What happened to owning things? From Netflix and Amazon Prime to cloud storage, software, and even household products, we're living in a world built on subscriptions. What started as convenience has quietly become a syst
Everyone talks about free healthcare, free college, and equality — but nobody talks about the cost. This week, Skylar & Corey break down the truth about democratic socialism, political hypocrisy, media narratives, and wh
Why does getting basic healthcare in America feel impossible? In this episode, Skylar and Corey unpack the frustration millions experience navigating insurance denials, delayed care, prescription problems, and a system t
Skylar and Corey examine the growing wave of demonstrations targeting Jewish neighborhoods in NYC, the escalation of antisemitic incidents, and the increasing normalization of hostility and violence against Jews in publi
In this episode, Skylar and Corey explore what happens when people can’t even agree on what actually happened. After being in NYC as a pro-Palestine protest was forming, Skylar shares her firsthand experience on the grou
Something about this moment feels different... and not in a good way. Skylar and Corey break down a disturbing incident in Washington, at The White House Correspondence Dinner, and follow the thread outward. From securit
Are we slowly losing our humanity to artificial intelligence? Skylar and Corey dive into the real-world impact of AI’s rapid rise, and why it’s starting to feel impossible to ignore. From healthcare systems using AI in c
This week on the podcast, we break down what can only be described as “Resignation Week.” A cascade of scandals, controversies, and eyebrow-raising behavior has put Congress under a microscope… and the picture isn’t pret
Most people (including us) often feel that America is broken, but this past week proves otherwise. Corey and Skylar discuss recent stories of heroism, hope, and unity that remind us why we still believe in a better futur
In this powerful episode, Skylar and Corey explore the true meaning of Passover, unravel its historical and spiritual roots, and confront the uncomfortable truths many prefer to forget. They discuss the disturbing rise i
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Dad, Did We Just Break America? is hosted by The Ribotsky Institute. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 34 episodes.
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