As the world mourns the loss of Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the US prepares to find someone who can fill her spot on the bench. Who will it be?

Associate Justice and human rights advocate Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away. In today's episode, we discuss her life's work, and the prospects for a new justice on the bench. 

In this episode, I discuss the upcoming US presidential election and the key policies that motivate me to vote. 

Diplomacy is an incredible tool for advancing the well-being of humanity on the global stage. However, like all things, diplomacy has its benefits and its hazards. I discuss all of this and more in today's episode. 

The failure of many modern peacebuilding missions has been widely attributed to the culture of peacebuilding and its key influences. In this episode, I discuss what culture is, and what a more effectual peacebuilding culture might look like.

Conflict Mapping is an incredibly useful tool for analyzing and comprehending the causes of a conflict, the actual conflict itself, and the consequences of the conflict. 

Hatred is a powerful force in our lives; is this a good thing or a bad thing? Can hatred be used to fuel progress? 

The framers of the Declaration of Independence trusted the people more than oligarchs or philosopher kings, however they also trusted individual rights more than pure majoritarianism. In this episode, I discuss the individual, the community, and tyranny.