George and Reggie share their thoughts on the shooting of Rayshard Brooks by Atlanta cops.

Chris Moling is back and he shares his perspective on the state of race in America as a former law enforcement officer and a white man who was previously in a relationship with a black woman for 9 years. After a long day of work, Reggie joined the conversation a little late and we talked a little about white privilege. George offers a warning that our country's young white sons are watching their fathers take the blame for our nation's problems, past and present, and that will not end well.

George and Reggie continue their discussion on the latest events and proposals in the wake of the George Floyd murder. The riots have subsided and now it's time for policy proposals that will make a difference, yet the proposal that is getting the most attention and support is defunding the police. 5 minutes ago we were a nation heaping love and praise on our first responders and now they are poised to be defunded. In a world where data (facts that can be verfied) is trumped by emotional reactions, George realizes he was not made for this world.

George and Reggie travel the nation training criminal justice professionals how to problem solve. So, in this episode they apply specific problem solving skills as they look through their respective lens at the George Floyd murder and subsequent protests, riots, and social media atmosphere. Along the way, they talk about police shooting statistics, Drew Brees, the conversation being had with children in black and white homes, and anything else that comes to their minds.

George and Reggie share their thoughts on the state of our society and the conversation on race that is taking place in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. Both George and Reggie want people to feel free to have difficult conversations like this one and not only remain friends afterwards, but cooperate together in working toward meaningful change.

George and Reggie share their thoughts on the tragic loss of George Floyd. Being that Reggie lives in the twin cities, he, his family, and friends have a front row seat to the aftermath.

George and Reggie discuss the skill of Apologizing. When one presidential candidate offers apologies that not really apologies and one candidate apologizes for nothing, where does that leave us? George prefers no apology to a fake one.

George, Reggie, and Rebecca discuss their biggest pet peeves and viewers of the live broadcast share their own.

George's ranting leads Reggie to lead him through a Thinking Report to take an objective view of the thoughts, feeling, and attitudes & beliefs that arise within as he watches our political "leaders" ruin the chances of quality candidates running for office in the future.

George begins the show with some math on Coronavirus rates in his Florida county. Reggie shares his thoughts on Trump being called a racist for telling a CBS reporter to ask China some questions.