It goes by many names- Critical (Race) Theory, Wokeness, Social Justice, etc. but no matter the label, the talented Kimi Katiti believes it is a dangerous and hurtful ideology.  In this episode Will & Kimi discuss her journey as well as how artistic expression holds the key to the mind-prison so many are trapped in.

Larry Sharpe is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and former gubernatorial candidate for New York under the Libertarian Party.  In this episode, Larry and Will discuss what Libertarianism is, as well as dive into various ways it can be applied as well as dive into specific policies that come from a libertarian angle.

Africa Brooke is a mindset coach, consultant, and writer that has become a guide for so many who are navigating the Culture Wars filled with fear and anxiety.  Africa & Will discuss mindset, "cancel culture", self-awareness, using social media for GOOD, and more.

Salome' Sibonex is a writer, podcaster, and philosopher that has provided much needed deep truths about humanity on social media platforms.  So much on Instagram caters to very simplistic narratives about people and circumstances and Salome has sought to bring something different.  In this episode, She and Will discuss identity, "woke" culture,  and the pursuit of truth.

https://www.salomesibonex.com/

Nick Christakis is an author, medical doctor, and sociology professor that runs the Human Nature Lab at Yale.

Will & Nick discuss his books Apollo's Arrow & Blueprint and what the global pandemic shows us about humanity.  Will & Nick discuss his books Apollo's Arrow & Blueprint and what the global pandemic shows us about humanity. Topics include tribalism, free speech, friendship, and more!

Erec Smith is an accomplished professor of Rhetoric and Composition at York College or Pennsylvania and has written several books on the subject including a critique of Critical Race Theory where he instead promotes empowerment theory—which promotes individual, communal, and strategic efficacy rather than the "primacy of identity".  Will and Erec discuss his upbringing and background as well as specific trends he is seeing and why they are so dangerous.

Erec Smith is an accomplished professor of Rhetoric and Composition at York College or Pennsylvania and has written several books on the subject including a critique of Critical Race Theory where he instead promotes empowerment theory—which promotes individual, communal, and strategic efficacy rather than the "primacy of identity".  Will and Erec discuss his upbringing and background as well as specific trends he is seeing and why they are so dangerous.

Vesper Stamper is a New York City artist that uses the medium of young adult books to tell stories that connect to deep truths.  In this episode, Vesper and Will discuss the importance of art, why so many artists are blinded to our current problems in America, and how artistic people will be the ones to guide us back from the brink.

Frans de Waal is a biologist and primatologist who's work has been used to better understand human psychology and sociology. It is an ongoing joke that Joe Rogan & his podcast constantly discuss chimpanzees and the reason is because we can learn so much about ourselves by observing our closest relatives. Topics discussed include politics, morality, empathy, and planet of the apes!

Myles Hunter is the co-founder and CEO of TutorMe, an online tutoring and educational service.  In this episode, Myles and Will discuss ways to incentivize progress and discuss the hurdles and possible solutions to the flaws in the education system using free market principles.