This audiobook examines Donald Trump through the lens of "Asshole Studies," analyzing how his perceived assholery might explain his political success and offering thoughts on repairing the social contract. It aims to reframe understanding of Trump and his "Art of the Deal."

This audiobook argues that despite appearing unprecedented, Donald Trump's policies and actions are deeply rooted in American history, reflecting a recurring struggle with the nation's ideals. It explores historical precedents to offer lessons for understanding Trump's impact on American democracy.

This audiobook is an urgent call to resist rising extremism, offering practical strategies and inspirational examples of how to combat intolerance and hate. Drawing on decades of activism, it explores the proliferation of far-right politics and the lessons learned in defeating it.

This audiobook offers a powerful critique of how racial fictions have been constructed and weaponized to justify domination and exploitation. It reveals the interconnectedness of domestic racial struggles with international colonial ambitions, exploring the enduring legacies of race, imperialism, and violence.

This audiobook offers a minute-by-minute account of the January 6th riots, weaving together never-before-heard stories from diverse individuals present that day. Through a progressive lens, it uncovers crucial truths about racial justice and the white nationalist movement's role in the insurrection, examining the underestimation of the threat due to its perpetrators being white.

Jeffrey Toobin's audiobook details the investigations into President Trump's alleged crimes, including the Mueller inquiry and impeachment, exploring why despite significant indictments and alarm from officials, Trump ultimately survived. The book provides a behind-the-scenes account of legal and political struggles, revealing how Trump's defense and Republican legislators' actions allowed him to evade accountability.

This audiobook chronicles the wild, short-lived history of the USFL, a league that challenged the NFL and featured legendary players, but ultimately imploded due to ego and poor decisions. Featuring insider stories of excess and drama, it reveals how the league's demise was influenced by prominent figures like Donald J. Trump.

Keith Boykin debunks 25 common claims used to deny or downplay America's racist past and present, providing historical context and research to counter misinformation. The book offers tools to refute lies about Black history, white victimhood, Black oppression, Black inferiority, and rebranded racism.