Nick Heisig and Nathan Surdej
Signal Vs. Noise
Two college students breaking down the political news with honest takes, smart debates, and the conversations everyone’s having on campus. Welcome to our corner of politics, and please join us for the ride.
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Episodes
Who Is Jerry? 01.05.2026 39:23
Who is Jerry? And what is he mandering? Nick and Nate discuss the recent SCOTUS case Louisiana v. Callais, gerrymandering, and much more.
Space Race Pt.2?? 17.04.2026 23:49
In this episode of Signal Vs. Noise Nick and Nate discuss the launch of Artemis 2, and the geopolitical signals and implications of the launch. Nick and Nate also discuss the history of the first space race and perhaps the beginning of a second.
The senate did their job will the house do theirs? + Iran updates 27.03.2026 28:52
In this Episode of Signal VS. Noise, Nick and Nate discuss the specifics of the Amended H.R. 7147, which passed early this morning in the Senate. They discuss and debate if the bill as amended, will pass or if the two chambers of congress will go back-and-forth. Later, Nate provides an update on the current conflict in Iran and its effects on global commerce.
Meanwhile, Everywhere Else... 20.03.2026 28:07
Nick and Nate discuss pretty much everything besides the Iran conflict; they thought that, since it's been dominating the media lately, they would cover global news that might've been overlooked.
Operation Epic Fury 06.03.2026 33:21
Nick and Nate break down the United States ' strikes on Iran this week, known as Operation Epic Fury. Listen to hear more about the global geopolitical implications of the strikes.
The Campus Conversation: What Issues College Students Actually Care About 27.02.2026 34:10
In this episode of Signal Vs. Noise, Nick, and Nate break down the results of a survey on political issues and ideology among college students. They discuss the results, trends, and things that stood out to them.
Who controls tariffs? SCOTUS Decides. 20.02.2026 31:06
In this episode, Nick and Nate dive into interpreting the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruling in Learning Resources v. Trump. They discuss the implications, consequences, and meanings of this monumental decision.
Shutdown Politics and the Olympic Platform? 13.02.2026 28:31
In this episode, Nate and Nick discuss the Olympics and continue to discuss shutdown politics as DHS appropriations are negotiated.
The ICE Cold Government Shutdown of 2026 06.02.2026 27:03
Nick and Nate break down the partial government shutdown of 2026, focusing on how stalled funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) triggered the closure. They examine what happens next as the February 13 funding deadline approaches, and place the moment in historical context by exploring how shutdown strategy has evolved—and why DHS has become a central leverage point in modern budget...
The Greenland Question? 30.01.2026 35:06
The Greenland Question: to annex or not to annex? Nick and Nate explore this question in today's episode. We look at humorous tweets and headlines and share ideas in this funny and fun conversation. Come join the conversation.
Venezuela Part 1: Caribbean boat strikes 23.01.2026 19:32
Nick and Nate break down and discuss the Caribbean drug boat strikes. This is the first part of our episode series on Venezuela, featuring a special guest.
Venezuela Part 2: Operation: Absolute Resolve 23.01.2026 24:20
Nick and Nate break down and discuss Operation: Absolute Resolve. This is the second part of our episode series on Venezuela, featuring a special guest.
Fraud in Minnesota? 09.01.2026 20:33
Nate and Nick of Signal Vs Noise discuss the video from @NickShirley regarding fraud in Minnesota.
Pilot 09.01.2026 34:40
Botswana: Success story in southern Africa A Comparative Study With A Focus On Institutional Strength. Brought to you by Signal Vs. Noise with Nate and Nick.
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