2 chapters across the catalog
The presence of the National Guard at the Lincoln Memorial is discussed as a necessary measure to prevent vandalism and the destruction of national monuments. The hosts criticize media portrayals that frame the Guard's presence as an act of intimidation against peaceful protesters. They argue that without protection, monuments would be defaced with graffiti or destroyed.
White Sands National Monument, Gypsum Dunes
Adam Curry describes visiting the White Sands National Monument in New Mexico, which consists of 275 square miles of pure gypsum. The dunes resemble snow and are the largest of their kind in the world. The hosts discuss the geological origins of the gypsum and the recreational activities available at the site, such as sledding.
