Trust is a 2-way street, with both sides being equally responsible. We will look at how that applies in today’s racial anger and confusion, but first we’ll look at some foundational principles. That is the subject of today's 10 minute episode.

In case you think that staying quiet might save you from criticism and worse, now staying silent is unacceptable. According to this view, if you fail to use your platform to speak out about a targeted issue, you are guilty of violence. That's the subject of today's 10-minute episode.

Are we, are you, ready to be the voices that hint to the George Floyds of the world that they, too, can succeed? Are we going to be a person who expresses belief in them? Or are we going to allow them to wander off into unhappy lives of drugs and crime, saying “tsk, tsk” when they run amok? That is the subject of today's 15-minute episode.

For an economy to truly succeed, every person and every job is essential. Not a single person is expendable; dog grooming is essential but not dentistry? That is the subject of today's hour-long interview.

There are no heroes in the George Floyd killing and aftermath, and we need them. And precious few people are even doing the right thing. That is the subject of today's 10-minute episode.

We must structure a society that demands equality under the law, but does not require equality of results, and we are all 100% personally responsible for our own lives and levels of success and happiness. That is the subject of today's 10 minute episode.

Sport royalties are fun, frivolous and are often best rooted in unthinking fanaticism. Beliefs about politics, religion and economics need to be rooted in research, thought, and must be reexamined frequently.

Are we "In this together", COVID and life, or are we picking teams and fighting? If we can find a way to be together, the The "New Normal" would be Honoring our Moral Compass, our True North, and serving others. Both done with a lasting resolve.

COVID-19 has budgets being reassessed and often cut, in homes and at different levels of government. Here is a remarkable opportunity to change our thinking from, “This is good, let’s pay for it.” to, “Here’s the budget, let’s rank our priorities and see what we can afford.” Today’s Money Tip: Treat all money, e.g., your employer’s and the taxpayer’s money, like your own. That is the subject of today’s 10-minute episode.

We need to: Stop assigning wrong or evil motives to others, unless those intentions are clearly stated. Stick to the conversation at hand, e.g., if the topic is social distancing, don’t jump in with your thoughts about the pros and cons of lockdowns, or who should be president. Start with data and logic, not assumptions, agendas and preconceived notions. That is the subject of today’s 10-minute episode.