Opinion: I have never met a kind person I disliked, even if I disagreed with their politics or we had no interests in common.
Episode 8: Also discussed is whether boycotts are an effective tactic to get companies to change their policies and why we should consider inc…
Opinion: The question that faces us as a nation is whether America will be defined by its best qualities or its worst.
Episode 7: Other topics include whether news stories about relatively minor crimes should stay online forever, and which tactics work best whe…
IF YOU wonder why we can’t get anything done in this country, just consider the history of the Keystone Pipeline.
Opinion: The key thing to understand is that fairness is not about the outcomes, it is about the process whereby the outcomes are achieved.
Episode 6: We ask a physician whether challenge trials — intentionally exposing people to the virus — would have sped up vaccine development a…
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Opinion: For decades we have told our youth to “stay true to yourself” and “stick up for what you believe,” as if there were some virtue in st…
Episode 5: We also discuss whether the Republican Party would be in a stronger place today had Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in 2016.
While watching the incredible scenes from the U.S. Capitol this week, it was hard not to think about Josh. No, not Josh Hawley. Josh Williams.
Episode 4: Other topics include whether politicians should be at the front of the line for vaccines and a new program in Florida that encourag…
"Will a culture of accusation, threat and retribution make our nation better? How is that working out so far?"
Episode 3: We also discuss who should get the vaccine first, and whether prisoners should be at the front of the line.
Commentary: Those who are in the depths of sadness need a messenger of hope, reminding them that there is goodness in the world and that they …
Episode 2: In addition, Scott Rada and Richard Kyte talk about whether people are expressing relief now that the presidential election is over…
"They aren’t trying to change the world or even change your mind. They are just quietly doing their job as they always have, often without pra…
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I REFUSE to argue politics on social media. There’s no point. Minds will not be changed and it just pollutes what should be a friendly public sphere.
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