Across America

09/01/2026

When government starts counting, classifying, and tracking people, history tells us to pay attention.

Today on Plausibly Live, we examine mail-ballot barcodes, California’s proposed Jewish demographic category, the shadow of the Nuremberg Laws, and a Navy that has lost thousands of submarine operational days to maintenance delays.

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Government loves a list. It loves categories, identification numbers, demographic boxes, databases and tracking systems, each created with assurances that the information will be used responsibly a…

08/31/2026

Radio has supposedly been dying for decades. The towers are still standing and the signals are still broadcasting, but the audience is no longer trapped inside the range of the transmitter.

Corporate consolidation stripped away local voices while podcasts and livestreaming gave those voices somewhere else to go. The personalities escaped the station, the listeners followed them, and the dashboard became an open marketplace.

In this episode of The Dave Bowman Show: Who killed radio, and is it really dead?

08/30/2026

When hormones become a criminal defense, the implications do not stop with one defendant. This week, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod examine the Lindsay Clancy trial, personal responsibility, gender double standards, and the dangerous consequences of excusing the inexcusable.

08/28/2026

Canada renamed streets, universities, and landmarks while insisting that history was not being erased. Then Trump called Lake Ontario “Lake America,” and suddenly historical names became sacred.

Dave examines Canada’s curious double standard.

Canada spent years insisting that historical names could be changed when modern values demanded it. Streets, universities, public buildings, and monuments were renamed or removed, while Canadians w…