Jason

The Dietzelian Mind

Society EN ↓ 227 episodes

I discuss what is on my mind, whether it’s politics, sports, book reviews/summaries, sci-fi/fantasy, or sharing my own creative works.

Author

Jason

Category

Society

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Latest episode

Apr 26, 2025

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Episodes

My Thoughts on Issues: Debate #2 Part I 23.10.2020

My take on the last presidential debate

My Thoughts on Issues: Fascism Part III 20.10.2020

Finish my thoughts on the issue.

My Thoughts on Issues: Fascism Part II 20.10.2020

Continue my discussion on the characteristics of this political ideology

My Thoughts on Issues: Fascism Part I 20.10.2020

I tackle the hot topic issue of fascism.

My Thoughts on Issues: VP Boxing Part III 10.10.2020

I finish my thoughts on the VP debate.

My Thoughts on Issues: VP Boxing Part II 10.10.2020

My continued discussion on the VP debate.

My Thoughts on Issues: VP Boxing Part I 09.10.2020

My take on the VP debate.

My Thoughts on Issues: Double Standards 04.10.2020

I discuss the “do as I say, not as I do” ideology of Republicans.

My Thoughts on Issues: Debate #1 30.09.2020

My response to the first presidential debate.

My Thoughts on Issues: Career Politicians 18.09.2020

Are Democrats establishment elites? Are Republicans? I crunch the numbers and give my take.

The Bench Warmer: The Holy Grail 18.09.2020

I make my last predictions for the 2019-20 Stanley Cup finals.

Dietzelian Geekdom: Exercises in Penmanship 12.09.2020

I reflect on some of my writings, in hopes of reigniting my inspiration to put pen to paper

My Thoughts on Issues: Honoring Labor 09.09.2020

I reflect on what it means to honor workers.

The Bench Warmer: And Then There Were Four 07.09.2020

I make new predictions for the Stanley Cup conference finals.

The Bench Warmer: Gridiron Madness 30.08.2020

I discuss how college football can be restructured to mirror other collegiate and professional leagues.

My Thoughts on Issues: VP Drama 29.08.2020

I discuss the personal attacks flung at Kamala Harris by conservatives.

My Thoughts on Issues: Buzzwords 29.08.2020

I discuss the nature of various buzzwords used by liberals, conservatives, leftists, right-wingers, Democrats, Republicans, and others when they describe their opponents.

The Bench Warmer: Elite 8 23.08.2020

I make my picks for the eight remaining teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Dietzelian Geekdom: Favorites of WarCraft, Part II 17.08.2020

I finish off some of my favorites from the WarCraft franchise.

Dietzelian Geekdom: Favorites of WarCraft, Part I 16.08.2020

I explain some of my favorites from the WarCraft franchise.

The Bench Warmer: Name Calling 16.08.2020

I discuss the news of the official name of the Seattle NHL franchise, as well as mention some of the team names and designs I had come up with upon the news of Seattle getting a franchise.

My Thoughts on Issues: State of the Federal Government, Part III 11.08.2020

I wrap up this three part series with some suggestions on improving the role of the Executive branch, as well as conclude with some general suggestions that should be applied across the federal government.

My Thoughts on Issues: How Deadly is the Coronavirus 01.08.2020

I quickly compare the death toll of the virus with other calamities that have claim the lives of Americans.

The Dietzelian Geekdom: My Favorite Franchises 01.08.2020

I introduce some of my favorite sci-fi and fantasy franchises.

My Thoughts on Issues: State of Our Federal Government, Part II 23.07.2020

I discuss my ideas on how we can change the Judiciary branch.

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