Today on A Nation Divided Radio, Brian and James will be discussing the death penalty in California.  With over 25 years as an attorney, Brian will be discussing some great insight into this controversial topic.

Today on A Nation Divided Radio, Brian and James will be discussing with audience members about if people feel that politicians are appealing to cultural bias for political gain? Is there something else going on? Is cultural bias being used a political football?  Tune in today to find out.

Today on A Nation Divided we are going to continue the conversation from last week. We will talk about how racism got started, and why racism continues to exist. Tune in as we dig even deeper!

Why do we still have "race" in America? Today on A Nation Divided we will talk about how it all started, and why racism continues to exist. We even dig into the genetics of it all!

Today on A Nation Divided we discuss Wealth and Equality in America. Join in as we unpack this controversial issue, including some facts that may surprise you!

Listen in as we discuss the tragedy of Mass Shootings in America, the implications on society and why a single solution won't solve it.

Today on A Nation Divided Radio we want to discuss the divisive topic of the use of marijuana, whether medical or recreational.  Today on NDR we will discuss.

Today on A Nation Divided Radio we want to discuss the possibility of the territory of Puerto Rico becoming the 51st state of the US.  Is this a good move for the US?  Will it ever happen?  What do we think?  Find out today on NDR.

Today on A Nation Divided Radio we want to discuss the use of the Patriot Act in Domestic Terroristic situations.  Is it unconstitutional? Has this been done before? These questions will be answered today.

"A Nation Divided" featured guest was Northwestern Law School professor and former Assistant US Attorney, Dr. Juliet Sorensen. Brian Dunn and Dr. Sorensen discuss the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act during this episode.

Dr. Sorensen directs the Northwestern Access to Health Project, an interdisciplinary global health program linking Northwestern University and partner communities around the world.