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Signup to Generate a PitchLogic’s Dictate Hot Topics with Steve Gibson: Common-Sense Political Insights for America’s Future. Although Logic’s Dictate is a policy manifesto on the fundamental changes that should happen in the United States today, Logic’s Dictate bravely advances common sense and deeply philosophically grounded action plans that, once you think about them, seem absolutely imperative that we enact them now.
Logic’s Dictate is hosted by Steve Gibson. The show has published 101 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Harvard Economist Supports Drug Legalization, But Here’s the Massive Cost He Missed" (2 March 2026, 7 minutes), "AI at Work, War & the Courts, Jobs, Defense AI Risks, and Privilege in the Age of Synthetic Intelligence" (1 March 2026, 8 minutes), and "Trump’s 2026 State of the Union, An “Average” Address & the Real Message Voters Need to Hear" (27 February 2026, 6 minutes).
Logic’s Dictate publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 101 episodes.
Booking probability for Logic’s Dictate is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Logic’s Dictate requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher.
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Steve Gibson hosts Logic’s Dictate, a news podcast with 101 episodes published.
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Episode #99
<p>A Harvard economist just argued in the Wall Street Journal that legalizing and taxing drugs can reduce violence—because prohibition creates black‑market “property rights” wars. He’s right… but he missed the biggest...
Episode #98
<p>Companies are now <b>mandating AI competence for hiring, retention, and bonuses</b> — a shift that could fundamentally change the job market and bring new risks. At the same time, <b>AI is being tied into defense...
Episode #97
<p>President Trump’s first State of the Union of his second term was historic — longest in U.S. history and packed with claims about the economy, inflation, tariffs, and America’s resurgence. But did it clearly explain...
Episode #96
<p>For two weeks, newscasts have led with Epstein and the Guthrie story—over and over. In Episode 96, Steve Gibson asks the uncomfortable question: <b>why do a few high‑profile tragedies dominate airtime while countless...
Episode #95
<p>A Wall Street Journal opinion argues AI can help defend against cyberattacks—by deploying defensive “agents” that move faster than humans. But what happens when we unleash synthetic intelligence to fight synthetic...
Episode #94
<p>Chicagoland isn’t a line on a map—it’s a regional reality. In Episode 94, Steve Gibson explains why Hammond and Northwest Indiana are part of Chicagoland “through and through,” and why the Bears stadium momentum near...
Episode #93
<p>As of this report, the United States has <b>not launched strikes on Iran</b>—even as military assets build up and negotiations continue. In Episode 93, Steve Gibson explains why that restraint matters, why diplomacy...
Episode #2
<p>When politicians cite religion as the foundation for policy, we should ask: is that <b>ethics</b>—or just <b>majority morality</b> dressed up as certainty? In Episode 96, Steve Gibson breaks down morality vs ethics...
Episode #92
<p>Breaking news: the Supreme Court just struck down President Trump’s tariffs in a <b>6–3 decision</b>, ruling the emergency statute used by the administration <b>doesn’t authorize tariffs</b>. In Episode 92, Steve...
Episode #91
<p>Stephen A. Smith says he’s a fiscal conservative and a social liberal. That might win the center—but it won’t win the imagination. In Episode 91, Steve Gibson explains why Smith could be viable—and what bold...
Episode #90
<p>If students use AI to write their papers, solve their math, and structure their arguments—are they still learning? In Episode 90, Steve Gibson breaks down a Chicago Tribune opinion piece, corrects a philosophical...
Episode #89
<p>If synthetic intelligence systems are communicating with each other, complaining about users, or acting in apparent self‑interest—are we crossing the line from tool to independent intelligence? In Episode 89, Steve...
Episode #88
<p>Most congressional hearings aren’t oversight—they’re performance. In Episode 88, Steve Gibson explains why committees often grandstand instead of learn, and why Pam Bondi’s refusal to play along is a blueprint for...
Episode #87
<p>Ever wonder why you see <b>Logic’s Dictate</b> in the background of this show? Episode 87 explains the origin: this podcast began as a “what would the character Andy Brock think?” lens—blending real policy commentary...
Episode #86
<p>Cuba signals it’s ready to talk. Iran shows flexibility on nuclear talks. Venezuela undergoes dramatic political change. Are we witnessing a strategic realignment in the Western Hemisphere and the Middle East? In...
Episode #85
<p>On <b>February 6, 2026</b>, two headlines capture the Synthetic Intelligence moment: <b>Amazon is pouring unprecedented money into AI infrastructure while cutting thousands of jobs—and meanwhile, more people are...
Episode #84
<p>AI isn’t just a new app—it’s a new era. In Episode 84, Steve Gibson maps the AI landscape from basic “deterministic” computing to generative and agentic systems—and introduces a new framing: <b>synthetic...
Episode #83
<p>“Tax the rich” sounds simple—until the tax base leaves. In Episode 83, Steve Gibson explains why billionaire taxes can shrink revenue, discourage growth, and make states poorer, not richer—and why history keeps...
Episode #82
<p> Democrats don’t have to lose by default—and they don’t have to copy Trump to compete. In Episode 82, Steve Gibson lays out a pragmatic, voter-ready blueprint: <b>secure the border, reduce enforcement chaos, offer a...
Episode #81
<p> President Trump claims his tariff policies “brought America back,” but was he right? In Episode 81, Steve Gibson breaks down Trump’s recent <b>Wall Street Journal</b> op‑ed, examines key economic indicators—growth...
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