
<p>Last week, Democrats surprised a lot of people, Virginia turned blue again, New Jersey held strong, and even deep-red corners saw quiet Democratic gains. But after the celebrations fade, the real work begins...


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Sideways Look is hosted by Dr. Irma. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Now That They’ve Won: What the 2025 Elections Really Mean" (11 November 2025, 8 minutes), "The Policy Factory: How Project 2025 Became Real While No One Was Looking" (17 October 2025, 18 minutes), and "Shutdown Season: Why Congress Keeps Playing Chicken with America" (1 October 2025, 9 minutes).
Sideways Look publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 17 episodes.
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Dr. Irma hosts Sideways Look, a society podcast with 17 episodes published.
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<p>Last week, Democrats surprised a lot of people, Virginia turned blue again, New Jersey held strong, and even deep-red corners saw quiet Democratic gains. But after the celebrations fade, the real work begins...

<p>While the nation obsessed over another Washington shutdown, something deeper was unfolding not a standstill, but a quiet redesign of government itself. In this episode, Dr. Paul takes a sideways look at Project 2025...

<p>Every fall, Washington gears up for a familiar kind of storm: government shutdown season. In this episode, Dr. Paul unpacks why Congress keeps driving the country to the brink and why these standoffs have become less...

Episode #14
<p>Free speech isn’t as free as it sounds. Some voices get a platform no matter how harmful, while others risk suspension, cancellation, or worse.</p><p>In Episode 14 of Sideways Look, I ask: Who really gets the mic...

<p>What happens when Washington decides your city isn’t really yours anymore? In this episode of Sideways Look, Dr. Paul unpacks the growing trend of federal takeovers in America’s cities, from D.C.’s police force to...

<p>On the surface, AI looks like a dream: every child with a personal tutor, a study guide, even a writing coach. But here’s the sideways look: AI in the classroom may actually deepen the very divides it promises to...

<p>In this episode of Sideways Look, I unpack the unintended consequences of climate resilience investments. From flood barriers to green rooftops, these projects are designed to protect communities from climate change...

<p>In this eye-opening sequel to Episode 9: Burning Profits, I turn the lens inward from Brazil’s deforestation bill to America’s unraveling financial future.</p><p>As the U.S. national debt soars past $35 trillion and...

<p>The Amazon Rainforest is often called the lungs of the planet. Still, now, a sweeping deregulation bill in Brazil threatens to turn that vital ecosystem into an open market for exploitation.</p><p>In this episode of...

<p>In Episode 8 of Sideways Look, I take a hard, honest look at the Democratic Party’s growing disconnect from key parts of its coalition: Gen Z, Latino voters, Black men, and the working class.</p><p>While mainstream...

<p>Tired of choosing between two options that don’t speak foryou? In this episode of Sideways Look, we step outside the traditional red and blue lanes to ask: Who actually stands to gain if a third party rose to power...

<p>Think of Big promises. Big spending. Big consequences. In this episode of Sideways Look, we unpack the so-called “Big Beautiful Bills” These massive legislative packages that promise to fix everything from healthcare...

<p>When disaster strikes, help is supposed to follow — but who actually receives it, and who gets left behind? In this episode of Sideways Look, I uncover the hidden inequities in disaster relief systems. From FEMA’s...

<p>While headlines focus on book bans, a quieter story unfolds beneath the surface: students swapping QR-code zines, underground pop-up libraries in school bathrooms, and librarians using encrypted lending apps. In this...

<p>In this episode of Sideways Look, I takes a deep dive into the concept of "affordable housing" a term that’s often used in political speeches and campaign promises but rarely defined clearly. I examines the true...

<p>In this eye-opening episode of Sideways Look, I dig into the billion-dollar machinery behind America’s deportation system. Who’s profiting? Who’s paying the price? And how does this all affect our economy, labor...

Episode #1
<p>Our first episode is about ICE raids that has created deep divide within our community, for many immigrant’s families who had once fled their countries looking for a better life and now no longer feel safe because...
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