Critical Wade Theory

Kevin McCarthy is a lame-o.

Pam Bondi uses "Liberation Day" to attack liberty and oppose checks and balances on Trump's power.

Welcome to today’s episode, where we unpack some of the most glaring contradictions in right-wing rhetoric, particularly when it comes to foreign policy, social values, and the logic — or lack thereof — behind these positions.

The biggest scandal involving Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam (NOI)...

Mayor Eric Adams has announced his decision to bypass New York City's Democratic primary and seek reelection as an independent candidate...and he is not cool.

Tonight, we confront a chilling question: what happens when confidence turns into something... else? When standing up for yourself takes on a life of its own? This is the story of how assertiveness—when pushed too far—becomes something eerie.

Today, we’re talking about Jennifer’s Body (2009), the horror-comedy that’s as sharp with its satire as it is with its scares. Written by Diablo Cody, who gave us Juno, and directed by Karyn Kusama, Jennifer’s Body wasn’t fully appreciated when it first hit theaters. But over time, it’s gained a cult following — and for good reason. Let’s dive in.

Today, we’re taking a journey back to a transformative era, one where greed, violence, and resistance collided. This is the story of conquest, exploitation, manufactured myths, and cultural encounters that forever disrupted communities and ecosystems. I did accidentally call "sugar cane" "sugar crane." Not sure how that happened, but...it happened.

Today, we’re diving into The Retirement Plan, a 2023 action-comedy starring the one and only Nicolas Cage.

Today, we’re shining a spotlight on a group that paved the way for Motown’s golden era: The Marvelettes. While they may not have achieved the long-term fame of The Supremes or The Temptations, they were Motown’s first group to score a No. 1 hit — and their legacy is undeniable.

Today, we’re exploring one of the most influential rock bands of all time — The Police. From their punk beginnings to their global superstardom, their story is a fascinating ride. So, let’s jump in!

Today, we’re taking it back to 1994 — a time of grunge, dial-up internet, and the birth of "Must See TV." And right at the heart of it was ER. We’re breaking down the pilot episode, "24 Hours," which aired on September 19, 1994. Created by Michael Crichton and directed by Rod Holcomb, this episode introduced us to the chaos, emotion, and high-stakes world of County General Hosp...

Part 2 of my analysis of some Joe Biden scandals.

The Atlantic has released new Signal group chat messages involving top US officials, exposing detailed discussions about bombing Yemen. These conversations occurred despite claims from former President Donald Trump and his administration that no classified information was shared. Pete Hegseth, Pentagon chief, had insisted as recently as Tuesday that “nobody was texting war plans.” However, the lea...

The exciting topic of Balancing Work Life and Family in a "lean and mean" world.

Talking about one of the Midwest’s finest contributions to hardcore punk — The Zero Boys.

Over 150 residents from the Houghton area gathered at the Keweenaw Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Bridge Street for a grassroots town hall aimed at addressing U.S. Representative Jack Bergman’s (R-Watersmeet) record. Despite being invited two weeks prior, Bergman did not attend, leaving constituents to express their frustrations to an empty chair adorned with his picture.

"The Velvet Underground & Nico" was groundbreaking in its raw, avant-garde approach to rock.

Today, we’re diving into The Unheard, a 2023 psychological horror film directed by Jeffrey A. Brown. You might recognize his work from The Beach House (2019), a slow-burning horror gem that left a lasting impression on genre fans. Does The Unheard live up to that standard among fans?

President Donald Trump has announced that the arrest of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil may be the first in a series of actions targeting campus demonstrations against Israel and the Gaza conflict. Khalil, a lawful U.S. resident and former Columbia University graduate student, was detained by federal immigration agents in New York and transferred to an immigration facility in Louisiana.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin has unveiled a comprehensive plan to dismantle 31 environmental regulations, including pivotal climate change policies. In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Zeldin declared his intent to "drive a dagger through the heart of climate-change religion..." And yes, that is Zeldin next to accused genocidal war criminal Benjamin...

Today, we’re diving into Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter from 1984, the fourth installment in the iconic slasher franchise. And despite what the title claims, this was far from the final chapter. In fact, Jason Voorhees was just getting started.

Today, I'm talking about a band that electrified the punk and electronic music scenes with their unapologetic feminist anthems and high-energy performances. That’s right—we’re talking about Le Tigre.

Today, we’re looking at A Beautiful Mind (2001), a critically acclaimed biographical drama directed by Ron Howard and starring Russell Crowe as the brilliant yet tormented mathematician John Nash.

If you've ever felt like your boss is pushing you to the edge, this episode is for you!