Inquiries of Mysteries Somewhat?

Change is in the air at most workplaces around the world. At the same time, most companies are struggling to find employees while potential employees are not very interested in taking these jobs. This new and very fluid situation has piqued Carmen and Bosley's curiosity. They will explore the history of work and how society's relationship with work has evolved. While, discussing the younger generation's options on work and how the pandemic has changed society's idea of work-life balance.

Everyday, we pick and chose businesses to interact with for a multitude of services. Carmen and Bosely is interested in understanding why we chose one business over another when we know nothing about either business. This question leads to another question: Once found, how does a person determine if the business is right for them to use?

Carmen and Bosley would like to figure out who's intelligence reign supreme. First step, figure out the best way to measure intelligence. An according to most people the best way to do that is with an IQ test. But instead of taking an IQ test, your host would prefer to discuss its history, how it has change over the years, and if it useful as an intelligence measurement device.

Now, it is time to understand how this noble environmental act led the world in the opposite direction. While focusing on how we can change the current predicament.

Mediaweek-2002-06-10.pdf (worldradiohistory.com)

Many college grads from the Great Recession are still trying to catch up (cnn.com)

2008 was a terrible year to graduate college - Vox

Recession Pushes Up Law School Applications and Interest in Graduate Studies - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Historical Rates - Finaid

How Does Student Loan Interest Work? - Savingforcollege.com

Learn About the History of Student Loans in the United States (savingforcollege.com)

Adam Ruins Everything - How College Loans Got So Evil | truTV

Carmen is now a homeowner. However, she still has some unfinish buisness with the rental market and has asked Bosely to join her to figure out the who, what, when, and how on yearly rent increase. At the sametime, they will try to figure out if it is possible to get rid of this systemic feature which was built into the rental market.

Carmen and Bosely will engage in a lively debate on how shopping and how it is a big part of the American holiday experience.

The average American claims they would prefer term limits on politicians. However, voting record shows most American are not just ok with career politicians they prefer career politicians. Bosley and Carmen are dig deep to understand why this contradiction exist. At the same time, they will dive into why politicians have a hard time voting for minimum wage increases and other social economic programs.

Carmen and Bosley are interested in figure out what make a calendar and why are they important. They will discuss the history of the calendar along with discussing other specialty calendars.