Professor James Harrigan from the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona, and former dean at the American University in Iraq, joins us to talk about the Center, communicating with colleagues with whom he disagrees but respects, the COVID-19 shutdown, criticizing leaders, and how the hell we talk to one another to come to consensus.

Antony Davies Part 2: Professor Davies drops in to talk the efficacy of the COVID Shutdown, the conversations that were not had, and where he believes we need to go from here. Professor Davies also touches upon the media, our national conversations, and re-framing perspectives.

Antony Davies drops in to talk the efficacy of the COVID Shutdown, the conversations that were not had, and where he believes we need to go from here. Professor Davies also touches upon the media, our national conversations, and re-framing perspectives.

Jan Rutherford, author of "The Littlest Green Beret" and proprietor of Self Reliant Leadership tells us how he went from being a little swamp rat in the Florida Everglades to becoming a medic in the Green Berets despite being 5'4" and light as a feather, then on to an executive coach and published author, taking special forces men and women and CEOs into the backcountry in search of a crucible, deep challenge, and clarity.

"If we're imagining this is a soup, and we're all putting in our ingredients...what do we want to bring to the space?"

Life coach and friend Honey Trabitz drops a little knowledge for us. Honey leaves people better for having met her and is exactly the kind of voice we would wish for everyone's ear in a time of transition and uncertainty. We have an opportunity to look back on this period and be proud of the choices we made. Hope you especially find this episode valuable.

A wide-ranging but connected talk about beliefs of viral immunity, black males having to second guess wearing a mask, the concept of first world problems, the earth taking a breath, our connectivity, and the opportunities that have been laid before us right now.

COVID-19, stay at home orders, leadership or lack of it, taking this time to be creative, and hey y'all, show each other some appreciation and kindness.

Former FBI SSA and current CNN Law Enforcement Analyst James Gagliano joins us to talk media, gun control, criminal justice, and why he supports pardoning Michael Vick.

A free range organic episode, touching on COVID-19, germophobia, Trump's response, the primaries, old white men, sexism and ageism.

"The more people feel at risk, the less they're able to be curious."

Loren Cannon, Oregon's top Special Agent in the FBI, joins us in a wide-ranging conversation touching on the FBI's role locally, nationally, and globally, domestic terrorism, the immunizing effect of successful national institutions, the importance of community building and communication amongst those who disagree, empathy being necessary in a path forward for society, seeing the humanity even in hardened criminals, being curious, working toward goals greater than the self, and the importance of leadership in any organization.