Jeff Cortese joins me to discuss his new book: Public Corruption in the United States—Analysis of a Destructive Phenomenon. With Jeff’s background in the FBI and my background in Hollywood, we are able to help you better understand the deceptions that aim to make Americans distrust and weaken their own institutions to empower politicians who know how to get away with crime.

Spiritual warfare is not a winnable war but evil and darkness can and must be mitigated back into the corner where it belongs.

The power reversal in America where We The People are always beholden to They the Government and it’s intentionally nonsensical constant emergencies that make us react instead of attract is weakened when we learn to surf the waves that create political reality.

American power is consolidated to the point where the baton stopped being passed and those who try to grasp what is rightfully their turn to carry, are instead beaten over the head and left for dead. We can run the common sense relay race and wipe out corrupt players by knowing they refuse to let go and therefore must be overrun with a stronger reiteration.

The far right and the far left are co-equal branches of the disunity machine. For a few election cycles we must learn to resist either extreme and instead hold our ground in the middle. The government is trying to consolidate all power and will succeed if We The People do not wise up and assert ourselves in the center as one body but with varying ideas and opinions.

Becca Lower and I discuss the power found behind connecting with people through culture, why the right is so reluctant and why that needs to change.

A short and inspiring meditation on the underlying philosophy behind the SubPopCult mindset. Adopting the right mindset is more than half the culture battle.

The Third Choice

The continuation of my speculative talk about the future of Hollywood with Dan Watanabe.

Dan Watanabe joins me for a lively and open ended discussion on the old movie business practices and the likely future of “Hollywood” after the first time a new technology (streaming) has not increased revenue, but lowered it instead.