California is considering banning psychotherapy for same sex attraction people who want to change. Do politicians know better than your Doctor what options should be available to you? Many liberals seem to thinks so. While they insist you should have a choice on aborting a baby or determining your own day of death, many liberals don't want you to voluntarily seek help for your sexuality. One Doctor is speaking out.

The news has been full of speculation and projection about what may or may not have occurred 36 years ago at a high school party with beer at it between the current nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States, then 17 years old, and a college professor, then 15 years old. Tim takes a different approach. He carefully lays out two categories. What we know and what we don't know. Cut through the nonsense and hear just the facts.

With the Trump administration getting the individual mandate tossed out of Obamacare, there are more options available than there have been for several years. What is your best option?

September 11 will forever be synonymous with tragedy in America. On 9/11/01 America was attacked by terrorists. The result was 3000 dead, more than 6000 injured and tens of thousands of lives changed forever. Something positive however, can come from this terrible event if we pause and take note. In this deeply touching commentary, Tim looks at the blueprint for American success so clearly drawn in the aftermath of 9/11.

The American public on either end of the political spectrum believes it will be nothing short of a calamity unless their party controls the US House of Representatives in the new year. There is an entire group in the center however, that is so discouraged by the negative tone of politics that they wonder if it makes any difference who is in charge in Washington. Tim explores the differences the two parties are offering if they are running the show with Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform

Nike has chosen Colin Kaepernick as their new spokesperson, suggesting he is a hero and a role model. He is neither. Tim is joined by Justin Danhoff of the National Center for Public Policy Research to reflect on what it means for their business, their shareholders and for society.

US Senator Cory Booker led the public to believe he was intentionally breaking the rules of the Senate and putting his own career in jeopardy. It turned out not to be true, but the fact a Senator wanted the public to think he was flaunting Senate rules is a huge statement. Presidents, Senators, an FBI Director and much of the media have decided they know better than the rules, that they have a moral obligation to make it up as they go along. This puts us all in peril.

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin's life was celebrated and commemorated at an over the top funeral service complete with celebrities, musical performances and pink Cadillacs. Tim points out some ironies in the service and shares the lessons Franklin keeps right on teaching us even in death.

More breweries currently operate in the US than ever. Brewers are experimenting with the world’s second most popular beverage (coffee has beer beat). 

Drink Beer, Think Beer author John Holl recounts the story of beer in America from the beginning – from the Pilgrims who arrived on the Mayflower with beer as their potable water, to the virtual death of beer brewing in the U.S. as a result of Prohibition. Like exploring craft brews? You will love John's knowledge of all things beer.

President Donald Trump and Senator John McCain both managed to insult one and other both publicly and privately. With McCain's death this past weekend one would hope that better angels would prevail, but the President shot down the idea of an official statement from the White House praising McCain and the Senator left a letter to be read after death that took a not so subtle jab at Trump. The media of course, loves the mayhem and stirs the pot. What does it all mean? Tim addresses this sticky topic.