Video & Media
Some ideas belong in a book. Some make more sense when you can put a map, a court opinion, a timeline, or a face on the screen. This is where the visual side of the work lives.
10 Minute Government
Focused explanations of the Constitution, amendments, institutions, and mechanics of American government. Long enough to explain the idea. Short enough that nobody needs to clear the afternoon.
Crimes That Shaped America
Cases where a crime, investigation, trial, public reaction, or new law changed the country far beyond the original courtroom.
Court Cases That Shaped America
The decisions that changed how Americans understand rights, government power, due process, equality, federalism, and the Constitution itself.
The Founders
Not marble statues. People. Brilliant in places, badly wrong in others, arguing constantly, compromising reluctantly, and trying to build something that had never existed in quite that form before.
The Death of Nuance
What happens when every difficult question is forced into two teams, two slogans, and a contest to see who can be most certain in the fewest words.
As episodes are released, this page will become the central index for videos, supporting material, transcripts, sources, and teacher resources.