My American Experiment

In this episode I discuss how we as a society have become soft. I provide examples of how we have softened and explain why I think we have become soft. If you're a snowflake you might want to skip this episode, in that, I'm certain you will be offended.

In this episode we discuss how common sense is no longer common in America. We discuss topics that reasonable people believe to mean one thing, but others perceive to be another, such as, not discipling children and the results, punishments not fitting the crime, calling crazy people crazy, and may more different topics.

In this episode I discuss how life sometimes throws us a curveball. I discuss our expectations of life, family and love and how we react to them. I ask the question if there is Devine Intervention at play or are things just simply coincidental. I discuss a recent tragedy that happened in my family and what wonderful thing came from it.

In this episode I discuss how Americans have become prisoners to their own devices. The negative impacts of smartphones and social media have had on our society. They were intended to help us, but are they in fact hurting us? How we have become addicted to smartphones and social media.

What if a person told you they were woke? What awakens a person? What were woke people taught that made them so enlightened?

In this episode I’m going to look into woke culture and explain how it began and what it has transformed into in today’s society.

I will discuss Progressivism and it's origins and how it relates to being woke. I'll discuss the framework in which "wokeness" operates. And I will provide some recent "woke" examples.

At the end of the podcast I will let you decide what "woke" means; is it progressive thinking, a mental disorder or the systematic destruction of America.

In this episode we ask two questions:

1 - Does your political party care about you?

2 - Is it time for a moderate third party?

I discuss how the democrat and republican parties have failed us for decades and provide a template on how to form a moderate party where most Americans seem to be politically.