by admingraves | Jun 25, 2021 | Podcast, Scotts on the Rocks
Playing, Praying and Tailgating Cartoon depicting a Senate filibuster by artist John T. McCutcheon, published in the Chicago Tribune, May 26, 1928.credit: Library of Congress Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube...
by admingraves | Jun 17, 2021 | Bruce Chester, Podcast, Scott M. Graves, Scotts on the Rocks
On Being a White Jerk With permission by author M the Media Project Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube Listen Now on Libsyn In the weeks On the Rocks Politica, we’re exploring the idea that white male...
by admingraves | Jun 11, 2021 | Bruce Chester, Podcast, Scott M. Graves, Scotts on the Rocks
R&D for You & Me Public Domain Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube Listen Now on Libsyn This week we spoke to the impending national legislation in the Senate which will begin to increase our public...
by admingraves | Jun 3, 2021 | Bruce Chester, Podcast, Scott M. Graves, Scotts on the Rocks
Choices, Choices Library of Congress Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube Listen Now on Libsyn In today’s episode titled ‘Choices, Choices’ we explore the many ways we all make choices. Many...
by admingraves | May 27, 2021 | Bruce Chester, Podcast, Scott M. Graves, Scotts on the Rocks
Memorial Day Special On the Rocks Image Public Domain Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube Listen Now on Libsyn In our Memorial Day Special, On the Rocks POlitica co-hosts Bruce Chester and Scot M. Graves discuss...
by admingraves | May 21, 2021 | Podcast, Scott M. Graves, Scotts on the Rocks
I Like to Watch, Eve. Used by permission from the artist Subscribe through Patreon Listen Now on iPodcast Listen Now on Stitcher Subscribe to Youtube Listen Now on Libsyn This week co-host Scott M. Graves offers two articles for your consideration. In his ‘The...
