Pew Says Americans Don’t Respect Each Other. What Else is New? Actually, a whole lot.

Dogged Days of Summer

In this episode, Josh and Susan delve into the intricacies of American politics, the influence of personalities like Lindsey Graham and Donald Trump, and the state of California's legislative process. Their broader conversation explore themes of integrity, power, the future of democracy, and the meaning of summer.

Politics, Propositions, and a Little Soccer

In their customary bi-weekly conversation, Josh and Susan discuss recent political developments, focusing on Supreme Court rulings, immigration policies, and the evolving dynamics within the Democratic Party. They explore the implications of these changes on American identity and the political landscape.

Sacralegis is Backralegis

In this episode, hosts Josh and Susan reconnect to discuss a range of pressing topics, including the current conflict with Iran, the implications of war, and the leadership style of Donald Trump. They reflect on personal experiences and societal disparities, emphasizing the importance of accountability in leadership. The discussion also touches on cultural events and their role in shaping public perception, ultimately questioning the values and priorities of society.

From Bison to Phone Bans, the Beat Goes On

In this edition of The Sacralegis Podcast, hosts Susan Eggman and Josh Newman discuss a range of pressing issues, including the Trump administration's controversial energy policies, the recent ruling on voting rights and its likely contribution to the ongoing gerrymandering wars. Along the way, they also explore the disconnect between elected officials and the public, the complexities of political choices in the context of the California governor's race, the influence of independent expenditures, and the implications of technology in education.

Falls from Grace and Other Cautionary Tales

In this episode, Susan and Josh dig into California’s political turbulence — from the fallout around Eric Swalwell to the shifting dynamics of the governor’s race. They talk civic engagement, book‑swap politics, the top‑two primary’s unintended consequences, and why energy reliability and polarization are reshaping the state’s governing reality.