What makes a man strong?

What is exercise for? How do we motivate ourselves to exercise? What's the sane way to get started?

I entered college in 2015. I'm still in college. My priorities and views had changed since then. But what was it like to be the "minority" attending college? Did it bother me? How should others approach it? I reflect in this episode.

A lying politician is as common as oxygen. Why is lying necessary? My opinion may appear conservative, dissenting opinions encouraged. Image used is: Svenska: Pinocchio-skulpturen i Borås, av Jim Dine. The photographer is called Mrkgrd. Link to photograph: https://bit.ly/32beAsK

Here I break down how my political opinions and my journalism can co-exist.

How do you profile a school shooter? What inspires them? The answer is very complex. The profile of every shooter is different. This episode is my take on some things that motivate school shooters. My answer is admittedly incomplete, but I hope it sheds light on this cavernous topic that plagues the United States. Image is of a school shooting drill being executed at Sheppard Elementary School. Photo is from the US Air Force, taken by Airman 1st Class Pedro Tenorio.

use myself as an example of what happens when one goes to prison. This piece is based on the knowledge I attained from Wes Watson and Big Herc. No felonies were attained in the making of this episode. DON'T GO TO PRISON!

In this deeply opinionated episode, I talk on the status of racism in the United States, and why it shouldn't get us down. Dissenting arguments encouraged. Artwork: "Asiatiska folk, Nordisk familjebok" by G. Mützel.

Some historical info about prayer in public school and my thoughts on it.

People treat this like it's a new discovery but it isn't anything new. Outside of acquaintances, an "invested" and "developed" relationship between the two genders is interpreted differently by the two genders. In this episode I want to help my viewers understand the human species a bit more. I'd love to hear dissenting viewpoints.