Winston Scott's resume is like few we've ever seen. A graduate of Florida State University, Naval aviator flying not only the F-14, F/A/-18, and A-7, but anti-submarine helicopters. Went into the space program with NASA and logged more than twenty-four days in space on shuttle missions performing space walks and work on the International Space Station.

Oh, and he plays a mean trumpet (went to FSU for the music program initially).

He is now going back to the space program overseeing Operational Excellence at The Kennedy Space Center. He is an overcomer, a patriot, and a wonderful man.

Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, joined Preston to summarize what happened in the seventh week of the session while teeing up what's left to be settled.

Several tragedies have unfolded in recent weeks where innocent lives were lost due to home owners shooting when they were under no threat. But there was also another shooting involving law enforcement going to the wrong house. What lessons can be learned? We talked about those cases and more with Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, and our host, Preston Scott.

Florida State football head coach Mike Norvell has gone away from the annual Spring "game" to a Spring "showcase." It paid off ... no injuries of substance. Ira Schoffel from Warchant.com offered his analysis of the program, including some big recruiting news.

Sal Nuzzoi, of JMI, joined Preston once again. Along with coming up with a stellar idea for updating Sine Die ceremony which ends the session in a few weeks, they talked over all that has, is, and will be happening which impacts Floridians.

Jerome Hudson, Breitbart.com Entertainment Editor and author of the "50 Things..." books joined Preston to talk about the important shift in the marketplace. As Universal Studios' Super Mario Bros movie is dominating the marketplace, once again destroying Disney's recent releases, is there a subtle shift happening? Family friendly, even faith-based, offerings seem to be gaining traction.

In this era of "inclusivity" in marketing where people are deluged with lifestyle choices which run contrary to the beliefs of most, it's easy to understand why someone says, "Enough!" However, there's a big difference between such marketing (think Bud Light) and marketing to people who face life with a physical challenge or medical condition, like the need of a wheelchair. Melissa Ortiz, with the National Center for Public Policy Research and the Able Americans Project was Preston's guest.

The Trump question was one of many talked over with author, writer, researcher Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute. We also kicked around progress being made in the fight against ESG and the 1792 Exchange (heard of it?).

Curtis Hill, Jr. was the 43rd Attorney General for the Hoosier State, Indiana. His background afforded us some insight into the charges leveled against former President Donald Trump.

One of Preston's favorite author, Tom Clavin, has a new book, "Follow Me To Hell - McNelly's Texas Rangers and The Rise of Frontier Justice." Tom joined Preston to talk about the work of legendary Texas history.