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Episodes: 641
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
YouTube: 5.5k subscribers
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andrew@mightyheaton.com
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Andrew Heaton - Comedian and independent political commentator who examines politics, public policy, history, and major civic questions through humor and debate.
Marcus Yoder - Amish And Mennonite Culture, Religious Practices, Technology, Pacifism, And Community Life.
Brian Dunning - Nonprofit Organizations, Philanthropy, Incentives, Tax Policy, Institutional Accountability, And Bureaucracy.
I Ask an Amish Guy about Everything
July 15, 2026
Is Rumpsringa real? Are Amish people happier than you? Let's visit Amish country! Heaton visits Muhlenberg County, Ohio, to investigate America's unique subculture of pacifistic, techno-phobic Anabaptists. We meet Marcus Yoder, the Executive Director of the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center, and talk to him about all things Amish. Why do they have weird beards? Why eschew buttons, automobiles, and smartphones? And, crucially… are they onto something?
Revenge of the Non-Profits
July 10, 2026
Brian Dunning of the Skeptoid podcast returns to The Political Orphanage for a spirited pushback episode on the modern non-profit industry. In a previous conversation, we argued that sprawling tax-exempt organizations can become bloated, unaccountable, and more interested in perpetuating themselves than solving problems. Brian arrives armed with skepticism, data, and counterarguments. Do non-profits actually dodge property taxes? Are giant charities a public good or just corporations with bet...
George Washington's Anti-Daddy
July 03, 2026
Why did the United States become a stable republic while so many revolutions ended in dictatorship? The answer lies in two men pivitol to the Revolution: George Washington... and Oliver Cromwell. A century before George Washington, Cromwell fought a king in the name of liberty, overthrew the monarchy, and then—step by step—became everything he opposed. Washington would later face many of the same temptations: an unpaid army loyal to him, politicians begging him to stay in power, even a propos...
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