IN this episode, we talked about the laws regarding self-defence in various states with or without weapons and the history of firearms in the US. He also walked me through a three-step process to know when it is appropriate and legal to use self-defence. We also talked about the wars he has fought and some of the common reasons why a war would start. Pay attention; there are parallels between how wars would start, the progressions of the victims getting firearms, and the laws regarding self-defence.

6 Things You Didn't Know Would Happen When the Police Arrive: https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/blog/proof-positive-always-ask-for-a-lawyer/

Training for Dummies: Set Yourself Up for Failure: https://www.gunsamerica.com/digest/training-dummies-set-failure/

IN this episode, we talked about how bad this disease could get. She talks about the troubles with living and trying to take care of someone with Alzheimer's and her books.

Truth and Lies About Alzheimer's: https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/lisa-skinner/2879561/

Not all of those who wander need to be lost: https://alzauthors.com/2016/10/19/meet-lisa-skinner-author-of-not-all-who-wander-need-be-lost/

To remember Remembrance Day, IN this episode we talk about his career as a veteran during the Vietnam War, his roles during his time, the quick progression of it, the scariest parts of being in a war, his recovery process, and what brought the US to redraw itself from that war.

Visit his website:https://robinbartlettauthor.com/

IN this episode, we dive deep into the crucial topic of setting boundaries—not just setting them, but doing it the right way. We explore how boundaries are essential for protecting your time, energy, and mental clarity, especially in high-pressure environments. Whether you're navigating personal relationships or leading in the professional world, understanding how to communicate your limits with confidence and respect can transform the way you're perceived and how you perform. We also discuss the power of good habits—how they're built, why they matter, and how they serve as the foundation for long-term success. From morning routines to mindset shifts, we break down practical strategies for cultivating habits that align with your values and goals. Finally, we touch on the importance of developing personal authority, both in and out of business. We unpack how authority isn’t just about position or title—it’s about how you carry yourself, make decisions, and hold yourself accountable. If you’ve ever struggled with self-doubt or felt like your voice wasn’t being heard, this conversation is full of insights that will help you step into your power and lead with purpose.

Visit her website: https://lisarcarmichael.com/

We have been told that going for what makes us happy is the way to go; well, that's easier said than done. IN this episode, Ed talks about Happiness 2.0 and how random acts of kindness could go a long way even if it's just a study. We also touched upon the importance of having a passion or something that drives us to give us purpose in our lives.

Happiness 2.0: https://edwardgdunn.com/

To commemorate Mental Health Day, IN this episode, even if the conversation around mental health has a long way to go, she talks about the progressive destigmatization of mental health over the generations through social media. One concept in particular is the unhealthy relationship dynamic of dependency. When you sprinkle narcissism with someone who wants to please and protect their partner at all costs, you call it the Peter Pan and Wendy syndrome.

Visit her blog laurenwicktherapist.blogspot.comPeter Pan and Wendy syndrome: https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/a60480158/peter-pan-syndrome/

IN this episode we talked about the downside of living as Gen Z in this current era. With the pandemic affecting how most of us ended school, (including me), how job searching was slow or non-existent mental health and substance abuse due to isolation of the pandemic, and best of all while puberty is hitting teenagers, we have to deal with the changes of the world.

Mission Z podcast: https://www.missionzpodcast.com/

IN honour of our book Academic Revolution, Pierce and I talked about a way to revolutionize schools with CBE, making students face of whatever they want to learn and use all the resources we have in a community. People seem to think that going to a good school is essential, even if it might seem like it for a fraction of people, learning is a part of life and you could learn anything from anyone at any time.

Community-Based Education: Community-Based Education

IN this special episode I decided to co-host it alongside Pierce since we talked to someone doing their master's in education about the book we wrote, Academic Revolution. We talked about how the values of education need to change because of the rise of AI, the resemblance of prisons and school systems, and the quality of education in private or public schools to name a few topics.

Aliance for social & Economics justice :https://www.csej.org/director-gregory-wayne-walton/

IN this episode discussed the value of having access to quality education, which could be troubling for many people depending on their location. We also talked about how the pandemic intensified the situation because access becomes even more difficult in nations where internet access is unavailable. We also discussed the challenges that women encounter when pursuing higher education.