Today, the topic is on race and the controversy surrounding Critical Race Theory and the 1619 Project. 

In this episode, we bring it on home with a discussion on why the home needs a father, why the nuclear family matters, and how religion plays such a huge role in some people's lives but not in others.

On today's episode, we discuss the current uprising in racially motivated crimes against Asian people in America. Also on the schedule, a review of the Daunte Wright shooting and its implications.

This time we review the recent voting law controversy in Georgia and the MLB's decision to move the All-Star Game out of Atlanta. Also on the conversation agenda is gun control and what exactly "defund the police" means to us. 

A BIG question to answer today: is America really the greatest country in the world? How would we even measure that? Is it just a gut feeling or are there statistics that can shed light on this topic? Join us as talk it out.

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Well, we had a plan for this episode but it really just turned into a smorgasbord of politics, current events, and everything there is to talk about these days. So, do your best to hang with us as we cover a little bit of everything.

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We cover a wide range of topics in this episode — everything from Cancel Culture and Dr. Seuss to Biden's recent border decision and the intersection of body image and social media. 

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Cancel Culture is the first topic of the day — is it a free speech issue or not? Plus, we dive into the pros & cons surrounding school choice. 

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We begin with some commentary on Trump's impeachment trial before discussing the death of Rush Limbaugh. We jump over to the power crisis in Texas and end on a discussion of The National Anthem, athletes kneeling, and what that song means for different people.

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This is a very special episode of Talkin' It Out Radio — our first guest host, Prof. Robert Neustadt, joins us for a talk about the U.S./Mexico Border. Prof. Neustadt explains the history of immigration through Mexico, the history of the Wall, and the socio-economic factors that drive people North. For us, this was an extremely enlightening discussion that presents the situation outside of a political context and places it where it belongs — in a humanitarian context. 

If you would like to purchase Prof. Neustadt's album, "Voluntary Return: Songs of Solidarity with Migrants & Refugees," follow this link: https://www.amazon.com/Voluntary-Return-Solidarity-Migrants-Refugees/dp/B07KZGCNKL

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