Real. Uncomfortable. Conversations.

The official kickoff of season 2 is here!  Sheriff Shane and Millenial/Zoomer Sawyer dive into the generational divide and discuss Boomers, Zoomers, and everything in-between.  They get real about why the younger generations struggle in today's harsh world, but also why the future is just getting brighter for an embattled America.

Immediate reaction to the crisis at the Capitol building in Washington DC from Sheriff and his bro, Sawyer.  Listen as they cover a VERY CONSERVATIVE take on the state of the nation after the Georgia runoff election and the Trump rally-turned-insurrection.

In the second Real.Uncomfortable.Observations. episode, Sheriff Shane explores the expanse of taxes in America and abroad, breaks down the different kind of taxes we pay, and what they go to pay for. We also skim across government assistance programs, personal responsibility, and why you should be an enthusiastic taxpayer.

In the very first Real. Uncomfortable. Observations? episode Sheriff Doyle discusses what cops do, what they don't do, and the current lay of the land when it comes to being a police officer in America today.  Please listen and engage with your local police to show support and lend a hand for your local cops!

We conclude our conversation with Silvio, speaking about his journey through the equestrian and then the entertainment industry.  We discuss the politics of Hollywood, and how it affects all of our culture for the good and bad.

We speak with Silvio, an East-German born, first generation American.  Silvio discusses growing up under the iron curtain, Socialism, and his journey to realizing the American Dream.

We join "Paul" and discuss his road to recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, the affect on family, work, and daily life, and why you have to choose between addiction and a real life.

In the fifth episode of our podcast, we talk with Tony, a local broadcaster, media personality, and local celebrity.  Tony dives into the perils and pitfalls of being recognized daily, the unexpected benefits, and his choice to use his status to benefit area children through a local non-profit foundation.