Many crimes have been committed many years ago. Some were horrible and some were just minor. So, if someone is caught that committed the crime long ago, should they be punished for it? That is the question. Of course, if they killed someone they should. But what if they just stole something? Should they go to prison because of it? In this podcast, Austin and Clyde will discuss what justification should be given to major and minor crimes that were committed long ago.

Since Trump began running for office, one of his main talking points was immigration reform and over the past year that’s all you have heard about. Well, now he plans on sending around 4,000 Liberians back to Liberia. The problem with this is that many of them have been in the country for more than 20 years. In this podcast, Clyde and Austin talk about the problems with sending these Liberians back and why they think there needs to be more thought about it before a decision is made.

Weaknesses are things that everyone struggles with. We could sit around and not do anything about them or try to try to avoid them, but what will that accomplish? Probably not much. Clyde on one hand has a weakness for sweets. However, he is trying to lose weight. So, he doesn’t want to eat any. On the other hand, Austin struggles with getting mad at specific things, which he has began to come to meet head on. In this podcast, Austin and Clyde discuss their weaknesses in more detail and ways that they try to fix the problems. They go on to discuss other weaknesses that they have seen in others and the reasons most don’t try and tackle them but instead avoid them altogether.

With so many people becoming well known on social media, many have began to have a following. Some have done this in a positive way, such as using their workout routine to get others to lose weight. However, others have not done really much, but have gain more influencing power. Why has this been the case? Are people losing their minds to the point that they don’t care anymore? In this podcast, Austin and John talk about how the power of influence has changed peoples attitude about themselves and others. They go on to discuss how some have done very little in the realm of social media but have gained the biggest following.

Facebook and Jussie Smollett have had quite a bit of problems in last little while. Facebook on one hand has lost a lot of its key members of its work force. While Jussie Smollett has said that white people have attacked him. It came to be found that Jussie Smollett was lying. However, he was recently set free and all charges dropped. In this podcast, Austin and John discuss both Facebook and Jussie Smollett and the trouble that they have caused themselves.

In this day and age, we all have trouble with feeling closer to other people because of social media. Social media instead allows us to see what someone is up too without even talking to them. Which of course is a bad thing. In this podcast, Austin and John talk about why some people have friends and some people don’t and the benefits it has on both ends. They go on to discuss how social media has changed what being a friend means.

Achieving financial success isn’t as hard as it looks. Even though most didn’t learn how to manage their money until they began to have problems, it could have been fixed way before then. In retrospect, achieving financial success is something that should be taught as a kid. However, this is something that both schools and parents don’t discuss, which leaves the person fending for themselves years later. In this podcast, Austin and John discuss the reasons for school needing to add finances class and what parents should teach at specific times for kids.

During the past 10 years or so, many descendants of slaves began to petition their respective governments for restitution for what their ancestors went through. These descendants believe that because their ancestors where taken from their homes of origin, that the blood of that ancestor should be paid by the government for the past turmoil. Whether this is right or wrong can be argued by both sides in which they both have that right. However, what is the main reason for people believing that they deserve this? Is it because their ancestors suffered or is it the ideology that they don’t have to work to make it in this world? Either way, this is a conversation that has to be had. Slavery was and still is a bad thing. But should tax payer’s money go to this and if so, how much? In this podcast, Austin and John will discuss the problems and reasoning behind these ideas and why there isn’t a valid argument to give or not to give restitution.

Argosy University and other universities close abruptly and without notice nationwide. This has had a great impact on students that were very close to graduating, such as a 6-year Doctoral student. She was months away from graduating and was left without answers after the closure. In this podcast, Clyde and Austin will discuss this tragic and unfair treatment of student after the nationwide closure of Argosy University and many other universities and how people can get through the turmoil when life goes all wrong.

The Boeing 737 has crashed twice in the past 5 months. Because of this, many countries have grounded the plane until further notice. In this podcast, Austin and Clyde discuss the reasons that the Boeing 737 has been having trouble and why it is the correct decision to not allow the Boeing 737 to fly.