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L.A. is the first city to have testing for anyone who wants, symptomatic or not.  

Armed protestors (more like terrorists) storm the Michigan state capital.  

Reopening schools in the fall is going to be challenging and it's hard to imagine a scenario where desks are six feet apart and students are always able to stay apart from each other.

Remdisivir: A hopeful new drug to treat the virus.

A major issue at meat packing plants.

When we're concerned with facts it doesn't mean we're being ruled by irrational fear.

Is Sweden's approach a success?

The U.S. hits the million case mark.

Why Trump throwing parties that we have the most coronavirus testing in the world is like celebrating low gas prices during massive unemployment.

Governors preparing to reopen without having a full picture of the spread of the virus.

America can do SO much better in so many ways.

Trump can't leave the West Point cadets alone.

We've crossed a line when watching Fox News literally causes people to die.

Journalist Seth Abramson builds the case for a Trump/China/Coronavirus conspiracy.

I recorded this episode before Trump suggested we could combat the virus with.....oh I give up.

On this episode I discuss how experts like Dr. Fauci, Dr. Birx and Dr. Redfield who have spent their entire adulthoods saving lives cannot do their jobs effectively under this administration.

On this episode, I give an update on where different parts of the country are in the progression of the pandemic.  I rant about Georgia's governor Brian Kemp but I'm happy to highlight those who are on the right side of history, like the 40+ employees at a factory who lived at their job for 28 days to help make the material needed for masks, gowns, etc.  Today's episode ends with a question: How do we make strides with those who don't believe anything the media says anymore?

Today I talk a little about the ridiculous lengths that states have to go to to get coronavirus tests and PPE.  After that, I lay out the case for why a certain someone is the most unlikely villain since oh I don't know.....maybe Disney's Moana.

In this episode I discuss how people like Governor Cuomo of New York are in an extremely difficult position while having to try to work with the President at this time.  I bring up a question that I remember once thinking was ludicrous: If Trump loses the election, will he leave office?  This question and other questions about Trump's ability to lead go beyond politics when lives are on the line.  I'd love to hear your thoughts on these critical questions at 260-255-6761.

On today's episode I talk about my concern with "opening up" the country too soon, the danger of misinformation from doctors without a medical background, Facebook (finally) stepping up, and the dilemma of the virus spreading through prisons.