Aspectus

A farewell from the Aspectus Podcast.

Do property rights allow someone to discriminate? Should the government be in the business of legislating individual morality? Tune in to find out!

This is a continuation of episode 22, in which we began discussing sexual orientation and gender identity issues: Acceptance and tolerance of everyone's lifestyle, transgender females playing femals sports, the legal obligations of business owners and government to serve all, and a plethora of others. Be sure to catch the conlusion of this conversation!

We discuss the myriad of issues that society has and continues to contemplate when it comes to sexual orientation and gender identity: Acceptance and tolerance of everyone's lifestyle, transgender females playing femals sports, the legal obligations of business owners and government to serve all, and a plethora of others. Tune in!

In this final episode on DEI, we peel the onion on whether or not DEI was an overreaction to the events of 2020 and, consequently, was poorly implemented, explaining why so many corporations are now abandoning their DEI initiatives. We also discuss whether DEI can be saved and how to do so.

Are our political views really so different, or have politicians mastered the art of using our fears to divide us? Our first dive into having a difficult conversation, disagreeing at times, and still maintaining civility.

In this, our first episode, we discuss the underlying psychological and emotional reasons that make it so difficult to have conversations on controversial topics, and how social media and politicians weaponize this knowledge to divide us.

In this third and final installment on our discussion of Western medicine and healthcare in the US, we're joined by a Physician's Assitant to get an insider's perspective on the state of our system.

In the second part of a three-part series on health care and Western medicine, we delve further into the challenges facing people in society who need services from basic health care to long-term care, along with potential solutions to those challenges.