Politicians to characters in movies all have fights with compromising themselves to get ahead. Hear about another instance of people putting aside what is right to further themselves.

A proposed law in Washington would remove insurers' ability to use consumer reports or credit scores to determine insurance rates.

Google went down for a while and it made life interesting and created an opportunity for reflection.

Today's topics include the Seattle City Council's discussion of decriminalizing trespassing and theft for certain people/populations, Women's equality in the workplace and Sports, Covid closures, and The "Into The Wild" Bus.

In my master's program I had a professor that would always say "Whatever you do and don't do and whatever you say and don't say is teaching." What is the meaning in this? What applicability does it have to everyone?

In this episode I talk about the Jocko Podcast and a discussion they had about time and time management.

In a Facebook post (that was troublingly limited by Facebook) Mike Rowe asks questions that make sense about the pandemic response. Who decides who is essential? Why are we afraid of dying so much that we stop living? As always a deep dive and analysis.

Recently an article was published in Law Officer Magazine about complaints against Black Lives Matter by local chapters of the organization that are claiming the Black Lives Matter Global Network is not supporting them financially. Why is it important for any charity to be clear on what their mission is and where the money goes.

On this Frenzy Friday I talk about news from all over Scotland is giving away tampons, Coronavirus restrictions changing yet again, why migrating to Parler is a bad idea, the Seattle Seahawks and their chances of getting to the really big game at the end of the season, and more. Remember to check out the show on vurbl.com if you are looking for another source of audio content on the internet.

I found a retweet on LinkedIn that said, “We NEED to stop glamourising overworking. Please. The absence of sleep, good diet, exercise, relaxation, and time with friends and family isn’t something to be applauded. Too many people wear their burnout as a badge of honour. And it needs to change.” And I find the ideas in the quote pretty interesting so I dissect why overworking is bad and how burnout is prevented (hint:if you get burnt out, it isn't 100% your fault).