caffeineTV's Podcast

caffeineTV takes on the massive explosion in Tianjin explosion, BlackLivesMatter shows up at their first Jeb Bush campaign event, and the leader of Boko Haram might be dead.

caffeineTV takes on Donald Trump’s first place position in new Iowa and New Hampshire polls, China’s devaluing of its currency and the latest shooting of an unarmed black man at the hands of police.

caffeineTV takes on what’s changed and remained the same one year after Ferguson, Bernie Sanders collides with racial justice, and Google transforming into the new company “Alphabet.”

caffeineTV takes on last night's first Republican Presidential Debate including its circus-like atmosphere and who benefitted, as well as who didn’t.

caffeineTV takes on the first Republican Presidential Debate tonight including how the candidates were selected, what to watch for and likely fireworks over the Iran Nuclear Deal.

caffeineTV takes on the historic new rules to fight climate change announced by President Obama yesterday, the political attack on Planned Parenthood, and the Puerto Rican debt crisis.

caffeineTV takes on the exit form jail of former Officer Ray Tensing held for shooting Sam Dubose, a dramatic stabbing at Jerusalem’s Gay Pride Parade, and the awarding of the 2022 Winter Olympics to Beijing.

caffeineTV takes on the indictment of University of Cincinnati Police Officer Ray Tensing for the shooting of Sam Dubose, the washing of wreckage from Flight 370 onto Indian Ocean shores, and the death of former Taliban Leader Mullah Omar.

caffeineTV takes on the killing of Cecil the Lion by a Minneapolis-area dentist, Joyce Mitchell pleads guilty to helping prisoners escape from the Clinton Correctional Facility, and the NFL upholds its four-game suspension of Tom Brady for DeflateGate.

caffeineTV takes on the religious backlash against the Boy Scout’s allowance of openly gay scout leaders, Donald Trump’s insights on rape, and a new LaGuardia Airport for New York City.

caffeineTV takes on a new front against ISIS in Syria set to open be opened up by the United States and Turkey, the premiere of Caitlyn Jenner’s new reality show and the death of Bobbi Kristina Brown.

caffeineTV takes on the latest mass shooting in Lafayette, Louisiana, results from Sandra Bland’s autopsy and Hillary Clinton’s e-mails.

caffeineTV takes on the federal government’s indictment of Dylann Roof on hate crimes for the Charleston Massacre, $15 minimum wage wins in New York State and Uber stops New York Mayor Bill de Blasio in his tracks.

caffeineTV takes on the out-of-control behavior displayed by the Texas State Trooper in a recently released video of the Sandra Bland arrest, Bill Cosby’s complaint against a woman who sued him, and Governor John Kasich of Ohio’s presidential announcement.

Coming off our summer hiatus caffeineTV takes gun control in the wake of the Chattanooga Massacre, reestablishment of formal diplomatic relations with Cuba, and the emergence of Donald Trump as leader of the Republican Presidential pack.

caffeineTV takes on the capture of the Charleston Shooter and America’s struggle over whether he’s a terrorist or not, the resistance of South Carolina to lower the Confederate flag, and NBC’s Brian Williams return to news.

caffeineTV takes on the terrible shooting of nine black worshipers by a lone white gunmen in their historic Charleston church, the fallacy of AT&T “unlimited data” plans and women are going on $10 US bills.

caffeineTV takes on the pending deportation of 240,000 Haitians from the Dominican Republic, the announcement by Donald Trump that he’s running for presidency, and the formal debut of “Star Wars” in China four decades after it premiered.

caffeineTV takes on the formal announcement by Jeb Bush of his run for the presidency, a historic first on climate change by Pope Francis, and abortion ultrasound requirements.

caffeineTV takes the first major campaign rally of Hillary Clinton’s two-month old presidential quest, the racial lies of Rachel Dolezal and the gay marriage legalization by Mexico’s Supreme Court.

From the McKinney Police to Serena Williams to the funeral of Beau Biden to the Dennis Hastert plea and advancements in sex robots this week has been full of news. Catch up on everything that's happened with our Week in Review.

caffeineTV takes the possibility of making US police gunless, a new marriage discrimination law passed in North Carolina, and future of sex robots.

caffeineTV takes on the claim my the lawyer of McKinney police office Eric Casebolt that stress caused his “out of control” behavior, a new tribunal set up at the Vatican to handle high-level wrongdoing in child abuse cases, and Sir Richard Branson announces one-year paternity and maternity leave for employees at the highest-level of his company.

caffeineTV takes on the announced resignation of McKinney police officer, Eric Casebolt, the “not guilty” plea of former Speaker Dennis Hastert, and more US troops headed to Iraq to help stop ISIS.

caffeineTV takes on the string of protests in McKinney, Texas following police overreach there, Apple’s bid to take on Spotify and the early release of Paraolympian and Olympian Oscar Pistorius on manslaughter.

caffeineTV takes on the latest incident of overreach by the police against a group of suburban black teenagers, the victory of Serena Williams at the French Open and the nationwide outpouring of grief for Beau Biden.

From the debut of Caitlyn Jenner, to TSA Security Failures, to death of the Patriot Act, not to mention the dramatic Chinese cyberattack and the approval of "female Viagra" the first week of June has been hectic. Catch up on what happened with our Week In Review.

caffeineTV takes on the breathtaking capture of the records of 4 million Americans associated with the federal government, the approval of “female viagra” and the last prominent women’s college in the country admits transwomen.

caffeineTV takes on Hillary Clinton’s campaign against voter suppression, a new survey which shows the dramatic action that Americans want to taken to rollback income inequality, and MERS virus outbreak in South Korea

caffeineTV takes on President Obama’s signing of the Freedom Act, to replace the controversial Patriot Act; the quick resignation of FIFA’s president, and the Internet-troll backlash against Caitlyn Jenner.

Back from our Memorial Day break, caffeineTV takes on TSA security failures, the near unanimous Supreme Court ruling in favor of Muslim religious freedom, and the debut of Caitlyn Jenner on the cover of Vanity Fair.

From the Texas Gang Shootout, to ISIS on the march, to the California oil spill, and Los Angeles' vote to increase the minimum not to mention the Baltimore Police indictment this week was full of news. Catch up on everything that happened with our Week in Review.

caffeineTV takes on the indictment of six Baltimore police for the death of Freddie Gray, the forward movement of President Obama's trade policy in the Senate, and the president of the Boy Scouts calls for an end to a ban on gays.

caffeineTV takes on the latest round of fines for wrongdoing on Wall Street, a huge oil spill near Los Angles that 5x times larger than first estimated, and Bill Cosby is sued by one of his accusers.

caffeineTV takes on the passage of a $15 per hour minimum wage by the Los Angeles City Council, the recall of 34 million air bags, and the announcement of America's fittest city.

caffeineTV takes on the report detailing the staggering monetary subsidies for the global fossil fuel industry, Jayz and Beyonce bailout Ferguson and Baltimore protestors, and the dramatic increase in black child suicide.

caffeineTV takes on President Obama’s announcement to end police militarization as we know it, the bloodbath caused by a shootout amongst three Texas gangs, and ISIS fighting shows that it is very much alive.

From the Amtrak train derailment to the shooting of George Zimmerman to the suspension of Tom Brady and the death of B.B. King this week has been jammed packed. Catch up on everything that happened on our Week In Review

caffeineTV takes on information that the Philadelphia train derailment could have been prevented by a piece of technology underfunded by Congress, Jeb Bush taking all sides on the debate over the Iraq War, and the passing of blues legend B.B. King.

caffeineTV takes on the end to the bulk collection of every American's phone data enshrined in a new anti-terrorism bill, abolitionist Harriet Tubman on the US $20, and the revelations by Cate Blanchett of her possible bisexuality.

caffeineTV takes on the derailment of an Amtrak train in Philadelphia causing dozens of casualties, the Senate vote against Obama's trade agenda, and telephone giant Verizon buys AOL.

caffeineTV takes on accusation by veteran journalist that everything we know about the killing of Osama Bin Laden is a lie, the shooting for George Zimmerman by his longtime nemesis, and the NFL meets out a penalty to Tom Brady and the Patriots for Deflategate.

caffeineTV takes on the declaration by the World Health Organization that Liberia is officially Ebola free, an explosion at a nuclear plant in America's most populous region, and Prince's "Rally 4 Peace" concert in Baltimore.

From continued fall out of the Baltimore Riots to a shooting at an anti-Muslim event in Texas to DelfateGate not to mention the Met Gala and British Elections news this week has ranged from the high to the low. Find out what happened with our Week in Review.

caffeineTV takes on today's US job growth report, the ruling as un-constitutional the collection of every American's phone records by the government and the global impact of yesterday's British elections.

caffeineTV takes on NFL investigation into DeflateGate which found a year-long conspiracy at the heart of the team to cheat, a new fund to compensate black victims of torture by the Chicago Police, and Wholefoods is set to launch a chain of low-cost stores.

caffeineTV takes on Loretta Lynch's visit to Baltimore yesterday, new information about GermanWings pilot Andreas Lubitz, and contrasts between the Met Gala and events in Baltimore separated by just on week.

caffeineTV takes on the civil suit filed by Tamir Rice's family, the Ethiopian-Israeli demonstrations sweeping the Jewish State, and the latest three to enter the Republican presidential race.

caffeineTV takes on the shooting at a Texas anti-Muslim art event, the unfinished business in Baltimore and the birth of the latest member of the British Royal Family.

From the Baltimore Riots to the earthquake in Nepal to Bernie Sander's announced run against Hillary Clinton for President this week was jam packed with important news. Find out what happened on our Week in Review.