Sitemap - 2025 - Chrono Talks
Tyrion Lannister on Sydney Sweeney, Jeans Ads, and the Fine Art of Wasting Time
Cancel Kimmel: Senator Joseph McCarthy on Comedy, Corruption, and Cultural Collapse
“Hillary, Darling, Where Did Your Spine Go?” — Dorothy Parker on the Art of Vanishing
"Barack Obama’s Silence Is Betrayal” — Malcolm X Doesn’t Hold Back
Ida B. Wells & Edward R. Murrow on Truth in the Age of Disinformation
Theodore Roosevelt & Atticus Finch Discuss the Current State of Liberal Politics
What General Leia Organa Tells Today’s Democrats: Stop Complaining and Start Fighting Smarter
Oscar Wilde on Epstein, Moral Outrage, and the Theatre of Modern Politics
Eliot Ness on Financial Crimes, Power, and the Epstein Network
Leonardo da Vinci on Artificial Intelligence: Invention, Intuition, and the Machine That Thinks
Theodore Roosevelt on Justice and the Epstein Files
Ronald Reagan – On Division, Dialogue, and the American Promise
Stephen Colbert on Trial: Hoover vs. Voltaire
Thomas Jefferson on Rosie O’Donnell, Donald Trump, and the Decline of Public Discourse
Beethoven Meets Pink Floyd – On Sonic Walls, Revolution, and the Electricity of Emotion
J. Edgar Hoover – On Power, Surveillance, and the Epstein Files
Pocahontas – On Myth, Memory, and the Meaning of Her Name
“I Saw Him Pass”: A Witness Recalls the Day Jesus Walked the Via Dolorosa
Vincent van Gogh – On Color, Pain, and Why the World Looked Brighter in Paint
Michael Collins – On Rebellion, Betrayal, and the Cost of a Free Ireland
Joan of Arc – On Faith, Fire, and the Price of Conviction
Oscar Wilde – On Wit, Exile, and the Cost of Being Clever
Harriet Tubman – On Freedom, Fear, and Never Looking Back
Marie Curie – On Discovery, Doubt, and the Loneliness of Great Work
Malcolm X – On Justice, Identity, and the Unfinished Struggle
Mark Twain – On Truth, Humor, and the American Mess
Leonardo da Vinci – On Curiosity, Invention, and the Weight of Genius
Cleopatra – On Power, Perception, and the Price of Being a Woman in History
George Washington on Leadership, Division, and the Digital Age