Is the human race filled with murderers?

If we were abandoned to our own rage, would we do others more harm than good?

The podcast is filled with humor and pathos about just this issue.

A discovery that anger and lust is a part of every human being's journey. It's just a matter of finding out what to do with it.

Cring walks us through it with a bit of flair and comedy.

In a reunion of fresh ideas about the family of man, Cring dispels myths, jokes about ancestry, and warns about the dangers of the new millennial racism, which focuses on culture.

Taking on a climate in America filled with discussion, Cring chats about the power of human action, involvement and responsibility, pointing out the insightful parallel between mutations and miracles.

Cring does his thing by taking us on a journey through emotions, which are the center of human creativity--and foibles.

From the first squall at birth to the last snort at death, we're all heart.

We're humans beings, not spirits or angels.

Mr. Cring reminds us that if we would forego meanness, might and manipulation, we would discover for ourselves that the meek DO inherit the Earth, because the so-called mighty kill each other off!

With wit and humor, Cring takes us on a journey to racial relations in America over the years, discovering that the absence of a definitive decision to accept one another opens the door to all sorts of bigotry.

A journey through fourteen warning signs that every mass killer exhibits long before the bullets fly. A needful look at what we can do to make sure we have "good news and better news" instead of school shootings.

In the premiere podcast, Cring takes a moment to reflect back on an imaginary youth with a flamboyant uncle whose name was not allowed to be pronounced in mixed company.