Story 1: Should artists keep politics out of music, or is music inherently political? John Ondrasik AKA ‘Five For Fighting,’ joins Will to discuss whether music should stay apolitical or if politics are unavoidable. He shares his firsthand experience being censored for his views, weighs in on artists rejecting their own hits, and explains how streaming has reshaped the industry.
Story 2: Will and The Crew discuss where political expression in music crosses from meaningful to cringe. Will also reacts to viewer comments about his hair (and a Woody-from-Toy Story comparison) before laying out why removing Nicolás Maduro serves America...

Welcome to 2026! 

Before we make any resolutions about doing better, let's talk about all the real estate ish that needs to stay in 2025.

This episode is your complete guide to everything we're leaving behind: coaches still denying the NAR settlement mattered, agents going viral for steering content and threatening critics, companies creating fake AI testimonials, RESPA violations dressed up as "networking," and brokers who conveniently ignored their top producers crossing every ethical line.

My "Just In Case" folder nearly crashed my laptop this year with screenshots, contracts, and social media posts that consumers d...

回忆细节 recall the details clearly
野心目标 my own ambitions and goals
消退 fade away
记得 hold them tightly in my heart

Venezuelan expert Quico Toro explains why the removal of Nicolás Maduro feels historic—and yet leaves Venezuela largely unchanged, with the regime's machinery fully intact.  Toro warns that Washington's belief in Rodríguez as a workable "moderate" badly misreads her ideological lineage and incentives. Plus: a spiel on Trump's lies and bombast—why presidential exaggeration is a poor proxy for judging whether high-risk foreign operations actually succeed. And the thickness of Venezuelan oil, Trump blood, and maybe Trump himself.

Produced by Corey Wara | Coordinated by Lya Yanne | Video and Social Media by Geoff Craig

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标题：T wants to run Venezuela, and dominate the western hemisphere
Snatching Nicolás Maduro and attempting to take control of Venezuela and its oil is an extraordinary display of the new “Donroe doctrine”

正文：WHEN ASKED what he sought to achieve with his military campaign against Venezuela, Donald Trump used to offer only vague answers: stopping migrants and criminals from reaching the United States; halting the flow of drugs from Venezuela; and, latterly, reclaiming oil reserves that Venezuela, like many other countries, nationalised decades ago. Rarely, if ever, did he mention regime change, perhaps because he knew that his ba...