Sari Meline joins us to discuss communication, bringing people into the conversation, "moving up", learning how to ask for help and how to offer, COVID sanity, embracing of self, seeing our parents as real human beings and forgiving ourselves for our own mis-steps as parents.

We have a free-wheeling conversation about resilience, dignity, gender challenges in parenting and in the workplace, and why single guys don't want to talk about your kids.

We have a good chat about gender roles, expectations, coming up against barriers of discomfort, being a Mormon stripper on Korean tv, and why Marty wants to look at boobs but won't.

CNN law enforcement analyst James Gagliano joins us to talk about his mayoral run in Cornwall on the Hudson, the Trump Insurrection and domestic terrorism, The failings of the Capitol Police, police interactions with communities of color and shooting statistics, as well as security measures for the Biden Inauguration.

Professor James Harrigan continues his discussion with us, veering into gun control, his new book "Cooperation & Coercion", and the Trump Insurrection of January 6, 2021.

Political Science Professor James Harrigan joins us to discuss last week's insurrection attempt on The Capitol, allegations of election fraud, and his new book "Cooperation and Coercion".

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Professor Antony Davies, economics Ph.D with Duquesne University, returns to talk COVID response and restrictions, and what to hope for and expect going forward.

Britt Pixton officially joins us as co-host and we recorded a funny and poignant episode, centering most importantly on the role of our parents as we age, the challenge of losing them, and the gift that can come from taking the time to interview them.

Darren Moore, owner of San Diego's, Shore Rider, Cove House, Cordova Bar, and Dough Momma Pizzeria joins us to discuss the impact COVID and COVID shutdowns have had on his businesses and on his employees.

A discussion about where we are in the COVID era, where we're going, and how we feel about it.