In this episode the National Crawford Roundtable examines the Derek Chauvin trial and verdict.  We also discuss the actions and possible repercussions of the actions and words of Congresswoman Maxine Waters.  Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats seem to be defending her, why?

In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable the guys look at the shooting of Daunte Wright and the ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin.  Was the shooting death of Daunte Wright really just a tragic accident or could this be murder?  How could Officer Kim Potter, a seasoned cop, mistake her taser for her gun?  What should happen to her.  What, if any, charges should be filed against her?

What's REALLY in the Georgia Voter Reform Law and why are some people and businesses so offended by it?  This week the National Crawford Roundtable debunks the fallacies being perpetrated by opponents to the "new" law and also looks at hypocracy of the corporations who choose to join in on the boycott of Georgia but remain tied to foreign companies with abysmal human rights policies.

In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable we discuss all things Easter.  The guys talk about Good Friday and Jesus' death on the cross, the significance of Jesus' Resurrection, and the historicity of the Resurrection (apologetics), and the Pagan origins of Easter and whether they make it wrong for Christians to celebrate it.

This episode the National Crawford Roundtable discuss the mass shooting in Colorado and how we as Christians should respond.  Also the guys talk about possible protocols that could be put in place because of the COVID-19 vaccines and how we should respond to them.    What if your employer requires you to take the vaccine and show proof before allowing you to return to work?  Could we be forced to have an Electronic Passport showing that we have been vaccinated?

On this episode the National Crawford Roundtable will discuss the current humanitarian crisis at the Mexican border.  How serious is it?  What is the cause of the current crisis?  Is Nancy Pelosi correct in saying the crisi is the fault of former President Donald Trump and Climate Change?  What incentives for the migrants come from President Biden's policies, and who is getting rich from them?  How should we, as Christians, view this dilemma?

This week is the one year anniversary of the COVID shutdowns; where are we now? President Joe Biden  is now finally addressing the nation and taking questions.  Will there be another $1.9 Trillion Relief package?  What about mask restrictions--17 states are now mask free, should we all follow suit?  What about vaccinations--will we all be required to get them and to carry a "vaccination passport?"  Will church services ever get back to normal, or will online services be the norm?

The hyper-sensitivity of today's "woke" Cancel Culture appears to be going overboard with what they consider to be, "offensive" material, especially that of an historical nature.  How do we, as Christians, balance being, "sensitive" with rolling our eyes at the absurdity of today's "Wokeness?"  In this episode they guys will discuss Dr. Seuss books being dropped from publication and Hasbro's decision to gender neutralize Mr./Mrs. Potato Head.  We'll also look at the current trend of changing well known product mascots deemed racist: Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's, or logos like Land O' Lakes butter or various sports teams like the Washington Redskins.  And what about the current trend of adding "Offensive Content" warnings to entertainment features like The Muppets, or the movie Gone With the Wind--is it going too far?

The recent Texas power crisis raises some important questions about the use of renewable energy.  Should we reassess renewable energy sources like Wind Farms and Turbines?  Also, why does the sight of wind turbines cause anxiety and fear (called Anemomenophobia) in some  people?  What about the Global Warming debate--where are we headed?

This discussion takes on the most common claims from the LGBTQ community including why some behavior, such as eating pork and shellfish or wearing of mixed fabrics were once considered sinful in the Old Testament but are now accepted practices, so why isn't homosexuality? Why, if Jesus is about love, tolerance, acceptance and forgiveness, is homosexuality not accepted? Did Jesus say that some Eunuchs were, "born that way" and that, "Eunuchs were gay"? Other topics include: Is it possible to be gay and Christian? What about the growth of "gay affirming" churches? Are the claims that the Bible says that Saul's sons David and Jonathan were lovers or that Ruth and Naomi were lesbian lovers true? This episode originally aired September 18, 2019.