Institutions require active support to survive. In this episode of the While We Still Can podcast we discuss Chapter 2 of Timothy Snyder's 'On Tyranny', focusing on the importance of defending institutions in a democracy.

Okay guys, we are trying to use humor to deal with this fucking Twilight Zone. Shady ass Elon Musk is hanging around Trump like a fly on shit and we are calling him Sissy SpaceX from here on out. The election results were shady, and we want a recount. Call us conspiracy theorists, but at least we aren't rioting and wiping shit on the walls of the Capitol. Also, where did the shit come from?

In this episode of the While We Still Can podcast, we discuss the concept of anticipatory obedience and its implications for authoritarianism. We explore historical examples, such as the rise of the Nazis and the actions of ordinary citizens. We discuss the importance of resistance and civic engagement in the face of potential tyranny, emphasizing the need for individuals to remain informed and proactive in safeguarding democratic values.

We started a book club since y'all don't read books. Just kidding, we know our audience is informed. On Tyranny was one of the main reasons we started the WWSC podcast, and is a must read for every American citizen that wants to live in the free world. We will read each chapter and discuss how to pertains to current events and how we can be the resistance.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33917107-on-tyranny

In this episode of the While We Still Can podcast, we reflect on the aftermath of a catastrophic election and the implications for Missouri politics and the national landscape. We delve into the emotional toll of the election results, the rise of Project 2025, and the potential for a national abortion ban. We also discuss personal relationships strained by political beliefs and the need for community support in these challenging times.

GUYS HE WANTS TO BE ORANGE HITLER! DO NOT LOOK AWAY! THIS IS NOT A DRILL! I know it does not feel good, but we must be on the correct side of history. No one is safe if everyone isn't safe.

In this episode, we focus on the recent lawsuit filed by the state's attorney general to restrict access to the abortion pill Mifepristone. Women not producing offspring is a sovereign injury to Missouri apparently. The conversation shifts to the influence of polls on public sentiment, particularly regarding Donald Trump, and the role of wealthy individuals in shaping political narratives. We need political reform to ensure accountability and transparency in the electoral process. We are looking at you LEON MUSK!

In this episode, Dr. Gil Wilshire, a reproductive endocrinologist, discusses the critical role of IVF in helping couples achieve their family dreams. He addresses the potential threats posed by the current political climate, particularly following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and the resulting fears among patients regarding the safety of their embryos. Dr. Wilshire highlights the ignorance in legislative processes that can lead to harmful consequences for reproductive health. He shares personal experiences of making difficult medical decisions in high-stakes situations, emphasizing the complexities and ethical dilemmas faced by healthcare providers in the field of obstetrics and gynecology. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of reproductive health, discussing ectopic pregnancies, historical maternal mortality rates, and the current disparities faced by women of color. They explore the impact of legislation on medical practices, the challenges of navigating difficult diagnoses, and the importance of community support in fertility treatments.

https://www.missourifertility.com/

www.youtube.com/@drgilmd