A Political Talk Show

Sonar and Jimmy are at it again! This time they are corrupting the minds of the youth. They talk about how the quest of liberty started way before 1776.

The Broadview Six: Grand Jury Controversy & Constitutional Safeguards  In this episode of A Political Talk Show, Sonar sits down with Chicago attorney Jimmy Vasselli founder of Vasselli Law  JMVChicagoLaw.com for an in-depth discussion of the Broadview Six case and the federal grand jury process that led to the dismissal of all charges. What began as a protest outside an ICE facility in Broadv...

This episode explores the iconic motto “Truth, Justice, and the American Way” through the lens of Superman, blending cultural history with moral philosophy. It examines how Superman’s understanding of each pillar—truth, justice, and national ideals—can shape his decisions in complex scenarios. Drawing on Kantian ethics, Aristotelian virtue theory, Rawlsian fairness, Stoic rationalism, Confucian mo...

In this episode of A Political Talk Show, host Dennis “Sonar” Greene takes listeners deep into Plato’s The Republic, one of the most influential works in Western political philosophy. Recorded as part of a larger series on the foundations of political thought, the discussion explores Plato’s central question: What is justice? Greene unpacks the famous debates between Glaucon, Thrasymachus, and Pla...

In this Episode Sonar talks with Elliott Serrano on WRMN 1410am. Hour 1: Firing the Numbers: Statistics are vital in politics because they anchor decisions in measurable reality—informing policy, allocating resources, and enabling accountability. Without them, governance drifts into ideology and propaganda. Yet statistics can be distorted through selective use or flawed methods. The remedy is not...

A Political Talk Show with Dennis “Sonar” Greene dives into the heart of America’s most pressing legal and political issues with sharp insight and fearless commentary. In this episode, Sonar is joined by attorney James M. Vasselli, a seasoned municipal law expert and regular legal commentator, to unpack the recent U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the 14th Amendment. Together, they explore the implic...

In this special Earth Day edition of A Political Talk Show, Dennis "Sonar" Greene shifts the focus from policy to people, land, and legacy. Honoring the environmental movement’s cultural roots, Greene revisits the powerful folk music of Malvina Reynolds, the songwriter and activist whose lyrics gave voice to ecological and social resistance. Through songs like "What Have They Done to the Rain" and...

On this episode of A Political Talk Show, host and U.S. Navy veteran Dennis "Sonar" Greene examines the unfolding Second Signalgate scandal involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the encrypted Signal messaging app. Greene explores the increasingly blurred lines between telecommunications companies and the U.S. government, raising questions about surveillance, national security, and the erosi...

In this episode, Dennis Greene dives deep into the origins and evolution of one of America’s most powerful institutions—the Federal Reserve. From its turbulent birth in the wake of early American banking failures to its critical role in today’s global economy, we unpack how the Fed shapes everything from inflation and interest rates to crisis management and government policy. We explore the foundi...

In this episode, Dennis Greene dives deep into the origins and evolution of one of America’s most powerful institutions—the Federal Reserve. From its turbulent birth in the wake of early American banking failures to its critical role in today’s global economy, we unpack how the Fed shapes everything from inflation and interest rates to crisis management and government policy. We explore the foundi...

In this episode of A Political Talk Show, we’re diving into one of the most overused (and often misunderstood) phrases in politics: "the mandate of the people." Every newly elected president loves to claim they have it, but what does it actually mean? Does winning an election—whether by a landslide or a few thousand votes—automatically give a leader the right to push their entire agenda? Or is “th...