This episodes uses Plato's Republic to discuss why people entering the Citrus media landscape need to take more personal responsibility for their actions. 

The second topic reacts to the Sunday Chronicle commentary which had a good editorial and not much else. 

Thanksgiving Special Episode

Personality Contradiction Hampers Commissioner Kitchen from being an Effective Chairman

This episode switches topics to address the Chronicle Sunday commentary first. The second topic relates moral licensing to principles of utilitarianism and explains why the leaders of some local organizations should be more like the superhero Batman. 

Grudges, Moral Licensing Not Enough to Justify Call for New BOCC Chairman

Recognizing Personal Hypocrisy, Veterans' Sacrifice Through Service in Calling for New BOCC Chairman

Today's show lays out a blueprint for what the Commission would have to do to pass the sales tax increase. This information can be given even as someone who opposes the sales tax because it is an unattainable standard for the Commission to reach given the current trajectory. 

The second topic talks about how the Chronicle Sunday commentary section is growing but how bigger doesn't always mean better. 

Dateline, Dragon Boats Highlight Best of Citrus East Side

Exploring Power Centers of Citrus County Politics

The first topic explores a busy month ahead for the County Commission and distinguishes between what can be decided and what can't be voted upon. The second topic reacts to the newspaper Sunday commentary and highlights the main point the Chronicle seems to be missing.