California is the most populated state with the largest economy in America & seems to currently be in a crisis of leadership.  Major Williams is an entrepreneur and a Black Republican with a plan to restore balance to a state that has lost its way.

Will and Major cover topics such as GOP marketing, the education system, and campaign finance/ political corruption.  

To learn more or support, visit: https://bookmajor.my.canva.site/majorforgovernor

Dr. Sheena Mason is an author and professor of African American Literature that has developed a controversial and groundbreaking concept to fight racism known as the "Theory of Racelessness".  In this episode Sheena and Will discuss the common criticisms of her theory, how racelessness is not colorblindness, and why she believes that in order to defeat racism, we must eliminate the societal construct of RACE. 

Zander Keig returns to Cylinder Radio for his second time.  Will & Zander discuss details of being a social worker, Transgender issues, and more.  Wisdom is earned through life experiences and Zander has lived a very unique life that has provided him some very valuable wisdom to share.

Hollis Robbins is Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities at Sonoma State University and has had a long career in Education.

In this episode, she and Will discuss the challenges that come with scaling good education, what good education even looks like, and then dive into the world of African American Literature and how she has become one of the foremost experts in that field.

Since January 2019, I have been fortunate enough to engage in deep discussions with diverse humans (in all of the ways people can be diverse) throughout 100 episodes of the show.

From university professors to cage fighters, legal children to senior citizens, Democrats, Republicans, etc. I have sought understanding from them all and now share what Ive learned.

Quisha King gained some notoriety when she stood up and pushed back against critical race theory in public schools. Being a successful entrepreneur and mother, Quisha is attempting to change the narratives and shift towards a more empowering narrative for the Black American community. She and Will discuss the untold history of successful Black Americans, the benefits of struggle, and how we can bootstrap something better for our children.

Wilfred Reilly is a political scientist, author, and professor at Kentucky State University (an HCBU) who's research focuses on empirical testing of political claims.  In this conversation he & Will discuss the shocking truth behind media narratives and "hate crimes" as well as the complex situation America is in regarding racial issues.

Zander Keig, the 2020 NASW National Social Worker of the Year, is a community-builder and leader who is committed to justice for transgender people.  He and Will discuss a wide variety of topics that include politics, social work, and LGBTQ issues.

https://www.zanderkeig.net/

Mack Beggs is a two-time Texas state champion wrestler that faced controversy when he was forced to compete in the girls' division despite being transgender.  In this conversation, Mack & will break down the nuance and complexity surrounding Transgender athletes, including the differences between various divisions, advantages, stigmas, and aims for the future.

Mustapha Ezzarghani is the co-founder and president of The Moroccan-Israeli Friendship Association (MIFA).www.mifa.us.org

Born into a life where he was taught to hate (Israel & the Jewish people), life experiences opened his mind up to the complex reality of the situation.

In this episode, Will & Mustapha discuss the very polarized situation regarding Israel in a way that adds nuance to the often very simplistic narratives on "both sides" of the debate.