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Unknown Host hosts The Overlap, a news show with 71 episodes published.
Elon Musk is worth $1 Trillion USD… The Overlap discusses how this happened, and what you should know about how it happened… It’s all part of the “trickle-down check valve” https://fof.foundation
In this episode of The Overlap, host Joshua exposes a major 2026 regulatory power grab buried inside a 412-page Washington document: Docket OMB-2026-0034! 🚨 By converting federal grant guidance into binding law, politic
This week, we’re looking at the White House going full Baghdad “Green Zone”. FDR built a 1942 bunker so the Republic would outlive the man; today, they are pouring concrete for a $400 million ballroom “shed” over a secre
There’s a recording from 1971. Two men in a room. One of them becomes a felon. The other becomes the president. What they agreed to that afternoon is the reason your insurance just denied your claim. Nobody talks about t
The pardons were the headline. The $1.776 billion is the foundation. This week DOJ stood up an “Anti-Weaponization Fund” — paid from the Treasury, never passed by Congress — and won’t rule out cutting checks to the peopl
The picket line is gone and the regulators are captured. That leaves the class action as the last room where collective harm gets a name. ⚖️ From the 190° McDonald’s coffee to the internal Sackler emails, we’re diving in
From the 1929 utility pyramids of Samuel Insull to the 2026 hype cycles of Silicon Valley, the names change but the math remains the same. This week, Joshua and William trace the “boring” pipeline of share dilution—a leg
The American war machine is losing its base. In this episode of The Overlap, Joshua explores why loyalty is running out as a new conflict in Iran looms. From the 1971 veterans throwing medals to the 2026 recruitment cris
This week on The Overlap, we’re exploring the ultimate “I never thought leopards would eat MY face” moment in American politics. Join Joshua and Will as they trace how a decade of “independent expenditures” and manufactu
Will’s got his 90s voice ready and Joshua’s got the receipts on a 70-year-old architecture that treats students like Cold War chips. We’re talking about the $40 billion revenue model that charges you to watch you, and wh
On January 20th, 2025, the revolving door didn’t just keep spinning. It lost its hinges. For 64 years we’ve watched the same pattern repeat: warning, scandal, regulation, scandal, repeat. But what happens when someone re
Want to know what it’s really like behind the badge for public defenders? Spoiler: It’s a mix of heartbreak, hustle, and systemic dysfunction that’s costing taxpayers billions—and justice. Today, we’re diving into the tr
Mixing it up… a little debate-style… We look at the systematic dismantling of legal aid for the poor, turning the American courtroom into a VIP lounge where “equal justice” is a luxury service most citizens can no longer
We are exhausted from doing all of those chores and spring cleaning around the house in addition to having full lives, so thanks for being patient with us this week as we brush of the dust and take a respite. Please enjo
In this episode, Will explores the generational differences in understanding and using technology. It delves into how each generation, from Baby Boomers to Gen Z, has developed unique “conceptual toolboxes” based on thei
Wrapping up the 2nd part of last episode titled Silver Tidalwave, your co-host Joshua delivers a blistering “generational autopsy” of the Boomer legacy. Explore how wealth hoarding and systemic selfishness dismantled the
The “Silver Tsunami” isn’t a wave; it’s a ransom note. With the oldest Boomers turning 80 this year and 78% of them refusing to budge from their 4-bedroom “empty nests,” the housing ladder isn’t just broken; it’s been so
I am currently holding a used Dell Optiplex with the same reverence usually reserved for religious icons, and quite frankly, I have every right to. This week on The Overlap; we explore why your local hardware store is ac
Ever wonder why your houseplants seem to have a better survival strategy than most political movements? 🌱 Dive into this episode where we unravel the secret life of autopoietic systems—those self-sustaining wonders that
Ever wondered how a regime falls apart? Not with a bang, but a wheeze! Join us as we dive into the hilarious chaos of a fictional dictatorship led by the bumbling “Shonald.” Discover the comedy of errors as power slips t
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