The Compass

On the season finale, Lucas thinks about the nature of truth, and its relation to freedom. He discusses the evolution of the ideas of truth through the Enlightenment, and tries to reach some conclusions about truth's connection to social structure, and how truth has been manipulated by the ruling class.

Lucas talks about Memorial Day, veterans, and some of the different wars in which America has participated.

Lucas relates the "Workplace Democracy Act" to FDR's State of the Union. The whole speech is listened to durring the show, and an analysis is provided at the begining, and followed by concluding remarks near the end of the broadcast.

On this episode of The Compass, Lucas Romanski talks speaks about the connection between the American Dream and Karl Marx. He also discusses a local high school's ID Card wearing policy.

Earth Day! Lucas takes calls and talks about some of the greatest threats to civilization, and explains how Global Warming is connected to Capitalism.

Lucas talks with his friend Matt Gawley about the SATs, and the pressures students undergo in high school. He also takes live calls about people's bigest social concerns, as he plays and analyses Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage".

On this week's episode of "The Compass", Lucas speeks with Tony Traguardo, rock n' roll radio show host on WCWP/88.1 FM, about the song American Pie. It also includes a live performance of "American Pie", with George Walsh (host of Knockin' On Dylan's Door on WCWP) and Tony on vocals.

This week on “The Compass”, Lucas discusses Patrick Henry’s speech given March 23, 1775, and how the energy for change reflected in that work is so necessary in today’s world. He also addresses the police shooting of Sephon Clark, continues his analysis of Don McLean’s “American Pie”, and much more.

On this week's episode, Lucas speaks with Danie DiRuggiero, who was a local organizer of a student walkout for change after the Parkland shooting. He also analyzes the song "American Pie" by Don McLean, and how it depicts the transition of America from the '50s to the '60s. The program is ended with a discussion of labor and gun freedom.

Lucas addresses the Trump tariffs, Percy Shelley "Men of England", and what exactly microaggressions are, and what to make of them.