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Hosted by Crom Carmichael and Mike Hassell · history · EN
From Our Generation is all about making sense of history, economics, and politics through real conversations. We dive into the ideas and events that shaped the world, how they still affect us today, and what they mean for the future. No lectures, just honest discussions about where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going.
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Booking probability
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Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom Our Generation is all about making sense of history, economics, and politics through real conversations. We dive into the ideas and events that shaped the world, how they still affect us today, and what they mean for the future. No lectures, just honest discussions about where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going.
From Our Generation is hosted by Crom Carmichael and Mike Hassell. The show has published 70 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "PULLING UP THE LADDER" (27 October 2026, 71 minutes), "LYING SEASON" (26 October 2026, 63 minutes), and "SACRED COWS" (23 October 2026, 70 minutes).
From Our Generation publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 68 minutes across 70 episodes.
Booking probability for From Our Generation is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. From Our Generation requires a Pod Score of 81 or higher. From Our Generation's contact route on record: public web form.
Crom Carmichael and Mike Hassell hosts From Our Generation, a history podcast with 70 episodes published.
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Episode #2
AI companies lobbying for regulation aren’t protecting the public. They’re pulling up the ladder. Anthropic just settled a $1.5 billion copyright lawsuit with publishers and is now cutting deals with teachers’ unions...
Episode #1
Lying is intentional deception. It includes what you omit, not just what you say. That distinction matters more than ever across politics, media, and academia. James Tallarico won the Democratic primary in Texas on a...
From Our Generation
Ryan Reynolds has built a brand on 1980s nostalgia, calling the decade “brutal” and painting it as some kind of survivalist upbringing. He was born in 1976. He was four when the decade started and fourteen when it...
Episode #9
What do you know now that you wish you knew at 30? The question sounds soft until you try to answer it honestly. Health compounds in one direction. The damage done in your 30s and 40s cannot be fully reversed in your...
Episode #6
Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering questions about his conduct during COVID. The irony is difficult to overstate. While he had power, he suppressed free speech, shut down churches, banned...
Episode #7
The word visionary gets applied to people who have not earned it. A visionary, in any meaningful sense, is someone whose ideas produce a better future. Someone whose ideas have already been tested and failed is not a...
Episode #5
Democratic Socialists are winning primaries in deep blue districts and now testing whether their platform can survive swing-state voters. Three bellwether races will answer the question. In Maine, Susan Collins faces a...
Episode #3
Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic primary with 72% of the vote. Twelve days later, his own party is pushing him out. The reason has nothing to do with the Nazi tattoo, the abuse allegations, or the sexting claims...
Episode #2
Barack Obama opened his Presidential Center with a speech that denigrated the Declaration of Independence and praised the Constitution in the vaguest possible terms. He skipped "endowed by our Creator," as he always...
Episode #1
A CNN poll on July 4th attitudes reveals a divide that did not exist a generation ago. In January 2001, 85% of Democrats said they were extremely or very proud to be American. In 2026, that number is 29%. Republican...
Episode #10
Every dollar spent on government is a dollar somebody else had to earn. That math never changes, no matter how large the economy gets. On a ten-person island, adding one government worker forces the remaining nine to...
Episode #9
Bureaucracies don't die quietly. When Reagan tried to eliminate the EPA, radon suddenly became a national crisis: odorless, tasteless, colorless, and conveniently undetectable without government-approved machines...
Episode #8
The Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution, is the founding document that defines what America is. Clarence Thomas made this distinction in a recent speech at the University of Texas, and the argument holds...
Episode #7
<p>Trust in institutions is at an all-time low, and the question is whether that's a crisis or a correction. Government, media, Congress: the erosion is measurable. But the people who say they distrust Congress keep...
Episode #6
<p>The United States has 11 companies worth more than a trillion dollars. No other country has one. The most valuable company in Europe is worth $600 billion. Japan's is $250 billion. Something about how this country...
Episode #5
<p>Redistricting battles across multiple states expose the tension between constitutional process and partisan ambition. Virginia's legislature pushed through a redistricting referendum without following its own...
Episode #4
<p>The distinction between a subject and a citizen sits at the foundation of American law, and most people have never thought about it. A subject under British common law owes perpetual allegiance to the crown by birth...
Episode #3
<p>Pope Leo XIV called military action in Iran absurd and inhumane, said no cause justifies the shedding of innocent blood, and made the statement a day after meeting with David Axelrod. Trump told him to get his act...
Episode #2
<p>The Iran conflict resists easy labels. A ceasefire brokered through Pakistan unraveled almost immediately when Lebanon attacked Israel and Israel struck back hard. The ceasefire may have served a different purpose...
Episode #1
<p>Executive power finds its limits not in law but in leverage. When a president pays federal workers without congressional appropriation by invoking national security, the legal gray area matters less than the...
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