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Dave and Chris are joined by Yale professor James Q. Whitman, to discuss how Nazi Germany drew from American race laws in crafting the Nuremberg Laws
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Dave and Chris are joined by Yale professor James Q. Whitman, author of Hitler’s American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law, to discuss how Nazi Germany drew from American race laws in crafting the Nuremberg Laws.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down how the Houston Texans may have found their franchise quarterback in rookie C.J. Stroud
Hayao Miyazaki’s latest (and possibly last) Studio Ghibli release would be a fitting film for the legendary director to go out on, not that he’s ready to retire
The Midnight Boys are back to give you the rundown from the penultimate episode of ‘Ahsoka’
Jason dives into the Cubs’ epic meltdown against the Atlanta Braves, then he travels to the South Side to give a quick update on the White Sox. Jason talks football with former Bears defensive end Alex Brown, and the two dive into the Bears’ defensive struggles and more.
Can the Jets keep going with Zach Wilson?
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence is playing better than the team’s record indicates, and Jacksonville has suffered from some bad luck. But the Jaguars’ early-season struggles could be a sign that this team’s ceiling is lower than previously thought.
