Hosted by Crom Carmichael and Mike Hassell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 59 episodes
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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.
Crom Carmichael and Mike Hassell hosts From Our Generation, a history show with 59 episodes published.
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. Cities
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. G
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 reelect
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 operat
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 constitutio
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. Bla
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 togeth
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 entire
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 political re
The development of democracy is not a sudden transformation but a gradual shift in where authority resides. The translation of the Bible into English in the 16th century marked a critical turning point, moving interpreti
Major political conflicts often reveal more than their immediate stakes. They expose the underlying mechanics of power, incentives, and institutional design. Three simultaneous standoffs (federal funding for homeland sec
Economic prosperity does not emerge from a single policy. It requires a structure of reinforcing conditions: low taxation, limited regulation, sound money, low corruption, and equal treatment under the law. When these pr
Five foundational principles determine whether a society grows stronger or slowly undermines its own prosperity: low taxes, sensible regulation, low corruption, sound money, and laws designed to treat people equally. Lik
Financial independence is not the same as appearing wealthy. A high income, luxury cars, and an expensive lifestyle can vanish the moment paychecks stop. True independence comes from owning assets that generate income, i
Wealth inequality is often blamed on billionaires, but never on government policy that systematically diverts workers’ income away from private ownership and into non-inheritable entitlement programs. Payroll taxes for S
Immigration enforcement fractures further as state officials in Minnesota refuse cooperation with ICE, even in cases involving criminal convictions or formal deportation orders. The killing of Alex Pretti during an ICE c
What makes a political leader? Not just a head of state, but someone who changes the trajectory of history? From Davos to New York City, new battle lines emerge between technocrats who preserve the status quo and disrupt
As new revelations surface about large-scale fraud in Minnesota’s Medicaid system, a broader pattern of government-enabled corruption comes into view. Federally reimbursed programs, designed to help the vulnerable, are n
State-level fraud is becoming a feature of the system. States like Minnesota and California are exploiting federal matching programs (especially Medicaid) through systemic abuse masked as public service. From fake ridesh
Federal spending is surging, accountability is vanishing, and the rule of law is increasingly applied by political preference. Medicaid costs have exploded in states like New York and California, driven by policies that
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