STILL UNASKED

This episode, the second of a three part series, focuses on the emergence of the transgender movement, espeically in the 2010's. During this time we witnessed a much greater visibility of transgender individuals in America's culture, and just as importantly, we saw a major shift in those treated for gender dysphoria. This episode, as well as episode 1, provides an historical context for our Still Unasked Question: How and why do female athletes-both amateur and pros and active and retired- disagree on the issue of transgender inclusion in female sports?

Unlike other Still Unasked episodes, this one will focus on a prediction for the midterm elections and 5 reasons to support it. I hope you enjoy it!

This episode, the first of a three part series, will focus on how female athletes - both amateurs and pros, active and retired - disagree on the issue of transgender inclusion in female sports? Do race, sexual orientation and other aspects of an athlete's identity sway their beliefs on this contentious topic?

This podcast episode will focus on the public and private side of President Trump, the former which TRUMPS the latter

This episode reorients the debate on discipline in schools to include those students whose education is too often disrupted by the challenging behaviors of others.

This podcast will focus on the challenge of delaying gratification in a culture that seeks it instantly

This Apple Podcast Short or BITE will focus on the growing absence of social interactions among human beings in today's society.

SPOTBITE #1: The podcast - Still Unasked - will now include SPOTBITES- for Spotify Shorts and Apple Podcast Shorts - less than 5 minutes long exploring every day questions that arise.  This SPOTBITE will focus on gas prices in America at a "drill baby drill" time in our history.

This episode's Still Unasked question: Do concerns about Islam constitute Islamophobia, best defined as irrational fear or unjust criticism of Islam and Muslims? 

Or...

Are there particular beliefs, practices, historical experiences, or political movements associated with Islam that explain why some Americans fear it?

This episode explores the very complicated topic of Islam and Sharia, and its intersection with Western Civilization.

The Still Unasked Question for today's episode:

As we look toward the 2028 Presidential Election - Do American voters actually value experience and accomplishments when they choose a President?

Or...

Do they value something else more?

This episode delves into the last 60 years of Presidential Politics and considers whether AOC is a viable candidate for 2028. Enjoy!