Americans seem to be content in their personal bubbles and don't seem to know (or care) about the problems this country faces, much less the problems in their own communities. KK and Doc ponder on this, and even throw in some words of wisdom from one of the great philosophers of our time... Taylor Swift!

Why do we live in such a competitive society? Better house, bigger truck, more "likes"... are we born this way or is this a fallout of our competitive economic system? KK and Doc look at the possible benefits of a more cooperative approach to life.

KK and Doc discuss the magical disappearing paycheck. Where's does the money go? And why isn't there anything left over?

KK looks at how much Americans spend today to celebrate what once was an ancient communal tradition.

The old "no more than 30% of income goes to housing" is long gone. Gen Zs and Boomers are hardest hit, with most exceeding that number, and many paying 50% of income in rent or mortgage.

Today's car-oriented society really makes Doc insane! Follow along as Doc and KK explore an alternative transportation future....

Continuing the discussion of the American healthcare system. How do we make the system focus on patient outcomes rather than generating profits for CEOs and shareholders??

Mary Lou Retton has to have crowdfunding to pay her hospital bills! What does that mean for the rest of us?