In this episode, Maxwell breaks down a chaotic winter storm and the wave of reactions that followed — from viral takes by NFL players to long-standing questions about weather manipulation and public trust. The conversation moves fluidly through sports, history, and conspiracy culture, separating documented facts from speculation while examining why certain voices are dismissed outright. Along the way, Maxwell reflects on homelessness during extreme weather, mental health, missing persons, and the growing blur between entertainment, politics, and belief in the internet age. Equal parts skepticism, dark humor, and personal reflection, this episode like every episode is about staying critically conscious without losing perspective.

bare with me while my pod distribution issues get handled this is the 3rd time this ep is coming out

In this episode Maxwell reacts to the sudden federal takeover of Washington, D.C., after the president invoked emergency powers and deployed multiple three-letter agencies. He examines the legal basis (Section 740), contrasts crime statistics with viral footage, and explores ICE raids, homeless encampments, and dramatic street confrontations.

Then and now; the Mockingbird may have stopped singing, but its echo still guides the chorus.

this ep Maxwell is joined by Asante Morris of the "We want Moore" podcast, stand up and apparent Listory buff. They deep dive on the things leading up to the current situation with America's most fascinating drama Jeff list; who is and who isnt on it.

so this episode in no way went the direction it was intended too, but in a positive way. Maxwell had long time friend and veteran Chris Cantor on to discuss the wild amount of wars America is apparently in. What started out to be a conversation on just that led to Chris explaining his experience enlisting and the time he served in the Army. A big part of this series is attempting to build ideas on a way to better assist the VA in helping vets to their full potential.

If you've got ideas or resonate with his story this is only part one, so comment like and subscribe, and as always Stay Critically Conscious

You can't spell CULTure without CULT, they don’t all chant in the woods or wear matching robes—some wear Lululemon, punch time clocks, and post suspiciously upbeat reels. In this episode of The M Theories, Maxwell breaks down the cult-like behaviors hiding in plain sight—from your gym and job to your fandoms, politics, and group chats.

Because let’s be honest: cults don’t just drink Kool-Aid anymore—they drink protein shakes and host Zoom meetings. And hey… sometimes cults are fun. But if questioning it makes you a traitor, it might not be culture—it might be a cult.