Podcast
Donald, Jussie, OJ, Hillary and Brett (EP.117)
Summary These five names represent people who have been much in the news, in part
I See Color And Gender…Don’t You? (EP. 116)
Summary Have you heard a politician or a friend say, “I’m colorblind?” I am not
College or Vocational School? (EP.115)
Summary If you ask someone why they want to go to college and the answer
Inequality (EP.114)
Summary The recently often used word, inequality, is frequently used as an accusation or a
St. Patrick’s Day and Cultural Appropriation (EP. 113)
Summary Have you ever celebrated St. Patrick’s Day–even just a bit? Do you know of
Do You Live In An Echo Chamber? (EP.112)
Summary An echo chamber is a space where all the voices sound like all the
Is Our Border Issue a National Crisis? (EP.111)
Summary Question: Does what’s going on at our southern border constitute a national crisis? Answer:
My Rights are Your Responsibility! (EP.110)
Summary Part of the miracle of 1776, pulled off by a then nondescript group of
AOC’s America: Sophomoric Debate as Nat’l Politics (EP.109)
Summary Representative Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, AOC as she identifies herself, or “Alex from the Bronx”, as
Jussie’s World: Agenda Uber Alles (EP.108)
Summary This is not a podcast about race, sexual preference or left vs. right. This
Life is Hard–As it Should Be (EP.106)
Summary Life is indeed hard, and it is correctly designed to be that way. As
Celebrity Opinions & Praise For Liam Neeson (EP.105)
Summary The term “celebrity opinions” is neither an oxymoron, nor is it a signal that
Green New Deal and the Man From India (EP.104)
Summary Have you heard about the man from India who plans to sue his parents
Northam? “Off With His Head!” (EP.103)
Summary Ralph Northam, Governor of Virginia, should resign. But not for the reasons that most
Love Letter to America (EP.102)
Summary The Declaration of Independence in 1776 (Revolution 1.0) was the Founders’ Love Letter to
“Housing is A Human Right!” (EP.101)
Summary We are being told by a growing crowd that health care and housing are
Expensive Now? Wait Until It’s Free! (EP.100)
Summary If you think that healthcare and higher education are expensive now, wait until they
Concentration Camps and Identity Politics (EP. 99)
Summary Identity politics is quickly becoming a dangerous trend. It is bad enough when we
Abortion and the March for Life (EP.98)
Summary This is a highly controversial subject, but it should not be. Using simple common
2016 Election: Rutabaga or Turnip? (EP.97)
Summary Don’t like this choice? How about a choice between leftover cube steak and a
No Compromise, e.g., Walls as Part of Border? (EP.96)
Summary Compromise, or the lack thereof, is much in the news. In the political arena,
Politics and Fun; Something’s Wrong (EP.95)
Summary I’m not talking about having a laugh a minute. I am talking about the
Time for a Third Party (EP.94)
Summary: No, I am not talking about a new party that will rise up and
Christmas All Year (EP.93)
Summary: I am not talking about trees, shopping and giving and receiving presents. Or even
You Can be Right, Or You Change The World. (EP.92)
Summary: You can be right, or you can change the world–but not both. For the
Build The Wall? Yes! No! (EP.91)
Summary I am all for manufacturing fast cars, good scotch and pogo sticks (yes, bring
No Silent Night (Sung By Our American Government) (EP.90)
Summary Our leaders, political and otherwise, are encouraging us to fight each other for their
America’s Unqualified Voters (EP.89)
Summary Perhaps you can guess from the title that this is not a “get out
Revolution 2.0™ “A Booster Shot” Is Here (EP.88)
Summary Finally. Results With Reason is now Revolution 2.0™, “A Booster Shot.” I am excited
Whale Oil Lessons Applied To Fossil Fuel Switch (EP.87)
Summary The successful, market-driven transition from using whale oil for lighting and lubrication, as well
Help Wanted; POTUS. See Job Description (EP.86)
Summary We all know that if we want to attract high quality candidates to important
Responsibility Lessons From Desert Pete (EP.85)
Summary Everywhere we look, life is full of lessons, often in places where we are
The More We Know, The More We Know What We Don’t Know (EP.84)
Summary We have all heard the saying, “A Little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” When
There’s Poop In Here Somewhere! (EP. 83)
Summary Most of us have heard the story with the punchline, “There’s a pony in
America First? (EP.82)
Summary Does advocating for or even simply supporting America First mean that we are being
Thanksgiving Day and National Healing (EP.81)
Summary What would you be able to enjoy today if all you had was what
Criticism is Cheap and Easy (EP.80)
Summary “Never pay any attention to what critics say. Don’t forget there has never been
Love As A Pre-existing Condition (EP.79)
Summary “If I speak with the languages of men and of angels, but don’t have
“People Do Business With People They Like” (EP.78)
Summary “People do business with people they like.” Simple truth. And a double-edged sword. Here
Divided Nation (EP.77)
Summary Haven’t we all heard that phrase over and over again? If we listen to
Thick Skin, Soft Heart (EP. 76)
Summary Isn’t having a thick skin and soft heart the best combination? Sadly, that’s the
The Exhausted Majority (EP.75)
Summary Does anyone remember the phrase “The Silent Majority” from the late 60s and 70s?
We Are The Blind Men (EP. 74)
Summary Do you remember hearing the story about the blind men each of whom were
Migrant Caravan (EP.73)
Summary Starting in Honduras in Central America in mid-October of ‘18, a migrant caravan of
Brett and O.J. (EP.72)
Summary Do Brett Kavanaugh and O.J. Simpson seem like an odd pair? Give me a
Midterm Elections (EP.71)
Summary The coming November 2018 midterms will be hugely important. Will Trump be impeached, or