Quantitative Investigations

This episode explores various types of electrical energy generation, how to compare various forms of energy generation, and which ones are the best for utility size service. Sources are Energy Information Administration, International Journal of Green Energy, and International Energy Agency.

Episode 3 of Quantitative Investigations teaches listeners how to review the Federal Budget, presents tricks that Congress uses to state that deficits will be reduced, explains inflation, both organic and government induced, and how the budget can contribute to inflation.

Episode 4 presents data on gun violence from published documents to foster a common understanding of this important issue.

Episode 5 discusses a sample of legal decisions and other factors that impacted the 2020 election and provides insight into whether the 2020 election was fair. Research discussed in this episode will be valuable for listeners to evaluate future elections.

This episode is the first listener's request. It examines Newt Gingrich's impact on acrimony in Congress, whether he was the cause, and if the Newt Gingrich effect continues.

Episode 7 of the Quantitative Investigations podcast explores some of the history, people, and legal decisions that brought us to where we are today regarding this issue. This episode does not take a position on whether or not abortion should be legal.

This episode presents actual evidence of FBI corruption related to the Trump-Russia Collusion, with updates regarding FBI's crimes regarding the Hunter Biden laptop censorship by Big Tech

This episode provides recommendations and the means to obtain information regarding toxic air release emergencies near your home or business. It also contains a prologue with an important correction.

Episode 11 explores the propaganda spread by conservative news (go figure) regarding the Silicon Valley Bank bankruptcy. I also provide details regarding my prediction that global temperatures would decrease starting in 2015, which turned out to be true.

This episode presents examples of how Americans are losing their rights. Examples were selected to demonstrate that this situation transcends political parties.

This episode discusses the SCOTUS decision on race-based college admissions and other issues of racism in the U.S.

This episode focuses on the consequences of a Biden election on the Middle East turmoil and the Hamas - Israeli War.

This episode discusses the Geneva Conventions with respect to the Israel-Hamas War.

This episode teaches listeners how to interpret unemployment statistics issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

This episode explains trends in employment using Cohen's Employment Index.