In this episode, Will sits down with Reid Nicewonder, who is the creator and host of "Cordial Curiosity"- a Youtube channel that posts conversations about a variety of polarized topics.  Reid follows a variation of the Socratic Method to expose and understand the ways in which everyday people come to have their strongly held beliefs.  This episode discusses that process, psychology behind resistance to new ideas, and then Will & Reid model what it looks like in practice.

Zuby (Nzube Udezue) is an underground hip hop artist from the U.K. with a wide array of life experience as a true world traveler.  Together, he and Will unpack the concept of "identity" and how it impacts society in many ways including politics, art, and the pursuit of truth.  

Chris Williamson is a podcaster that has made his living as a prominent nightclub promoter for over a decade.  Having spent literally thousands of nights deeply immersed in the party scene of Great Britain, Chris breaks down his thoughts on the nuance around drinking and nightlife.  Both WIll and Chris have a past that involved excessive partying and have come out the other side with a healthier perspective and now share the good, bad, and in-between including why people party, substance abuse, the positives of clubbing, and going sober.

Jason Phillips is a licensed therapist and life coach with wide-ranging experiences and credentials.  In this episode, Jason and Will discuss the drastic rise in adolescent anxiety, the root causes of mental health issues, and the practical ways to attempt to overcome those obstacles. The professions under the "mental health" umbrella are also discussed and useful tips are given both for those struggling themselves as well as for those who are curious about these topics

This episode is something different.  Take a 22 minute journey into Will's mind and some big ideas that he has been formulating.  

In this episode, Will sits down with a former exotic dancer to break down all of the often ignored nuance around the multi-billion dollar industry of strip clubs.  Topics covered include legalities, respect, and what most people who aren't in the industry don't know about.  This episode strays a bit from the typical subject matter as a way to show that nuance and diverse perspectives are present in all areas of society and life.

Lex Horwitz (They/Them pronouns) is an educator and activist for the LGBTQ community.  They have a background in psychology and are currently studying urban education and special ed. at UPenn.  Teaching gender & sexuality has become very polarizing and in this episode Will & Lex breakdown some of the important nuance to the issue with the hope that it will facilitate more constructive dialogue among the opposing sides.

Todd Nesloney is a teacher, administrator, author, speaker, innovator, and self-described "boundary-pusher" in the world of education.  Together, Will and Todd discuss teacher personality, the importance of story, being a lifelong learner, and how we can improve education so every single student is given the best possible opportunities to learn.

Ilana Redstone is a sociologist from University of Illinois and teaches a class called "Bigots & Snowflakes: Living in a World Where Everyone Else is Wrong".  She also started a company called "Diverse Perspectives Consulting" aimed at helping businesses struggling in the new landscape of diversity & inclusion.

In this episode, Ilana and Will discuss the resistance so many have to being open regarding new perspectives, the current state of education, and how we all can best promote critical thinking in society. 

In this episode, Will sits down with Samantha Hedges.  Samantha is currently a doctoral student at Indiana University in educational policy, but also has held positions as a Chicago public school elementary teacher and also an educational policy advocate for after-school programming in Illinois.  Topics covered include government bureaucracy, colleges of education around the country, and the importance of viewpoint diversity.  Will and Samantha are currently the moderators of the Heterodox Academy K-12 Education Community Group that is focused on bringing viewpoint diversity and critical thinking to all American educational facilities.