Katharine Birbalsingh is one of the most vocal educators in the public sphere that pushes back against potentially dangerous ideas being main-lined into schools across the West.  In the episode Will and Katharine discuss charter schools, why education is dominated by "the left", teachers unions, and more

Christine Sleeter has been a teacher and Ethnic Studies curriculum leader for nearly 50 years!  She is a major contributor to the controversial California Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum and in this episode, she and Will discuss the important nuance of such a controversial topic.  Topics covered include Critical Race Theory, Oppressor vs Oppressed narrative, dangers of bad research methods, and much more.

Fentanyl is a synthetic drug that has killed Americans in a way no other drug ever has.  Ben Westhoff is an investigative journalist and author of Fentanyl Inc. In this episode, Will and Ben discuss the dangers of the drug, the lack of media interest, the connection to China, and then propose solutions.

Brittany King is a writer, activist, and former organizer for Black Lives Matter that has recently gone through the very enlightening & uncomfortable journey of developing a more heterodox approach to thinking and approaching the world.  In this conversation, Will & Brittany try to identify the "spark" that can start this process as well as topics like color blindness, BLM, and more.

In this episode of Cylinder Radio, Will sits down with Michal Mercer, a woman who spent time with skinhead gang before converting to Judaism later in her life.  We discuss the ways kind people turn evil, the need to belong leading to gang membership, and many other things in this very important episode given the current state of our country.

Critical Race Theory (CRT) has been discussed on many episodes of Cylinder Radio.  Unfortunately, it has been nearly all on the side of opposition.  In this episode, Dr. Rod Graham, Sociology & Criminal Justice professor at Old Dominion University (https://roderickgraham.com/) and Will break down the positive elements of CRT and discuss whether the GOOD outweighs the BAD.

In this episode, Will sits down with Luca Iclodean, a Trans-man that has perspectives and opinions about LGBTQ issues that are often not given a platform.  Topics like hormones for children, school bathrooms, sports, and mindset are all covered.  Perhaps Luca's approach can be adopted by others who are struggling with gender identity and want to come through it with a healthy world-view.  

In this episode I have a conversation with a classroom teacher that has been at a prestigious private school in Los Angeles for many years and has watched as a Critical Social Justice ideology has taken over the curriculum and faculty.  Due to a legitimate fear of losing his job and being labeled in such a way to prevent future employment, "Mike" asked to have his identity stay anonymous.   This is a very important and interesting breakdown of what is happening in schools across the country and the more we are aware of it, the better.

In this episode, I've gathered a very diverse group of individuals together to discuss the presidency of Donald Trump on the eve of the election.

Travis Brown is a filmmaker that is working on projects to highlight the serious divides occurring in our nation and offer pathways to unite and get out of it.  Art is the vehicle we need to get us to something better and Travis is using Film and storytelling.  Will and Travis discuss Ideologies from "wokeness" to Christianity and how those beliefs BIND and BLIND us.

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