In the final part of this series, Miyanovich and Norry discuss: Lex Nugatorius (complete legal irrelevancy), that which really motivates people, law vs. deep human drives, both supporting and being wary of government, secular and religious versions of Sky-Dad, the realities of institutions evolving. 

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Norry discuss: the fundamentals of myth inside of religion and law, underlying assumptions, treating myth as something literal, the people needing a daddy, the attractiveness of certainty in an uncertain world, emotions vs. rationale, and The Myth of the Chevy Chevette.

In the last part of this series, Miyanovich and Yamanaka discuss: how weapons can be deep in the blood, another story of a previous anti-gunner crossing over into connecting with guns, women owning their self-defense needs, butt-ugly concelaed carry purses, men mailing it in, and the complexity of guns and relationships.

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Yamanaka discuss: the challenges of being a female CEO, the sex differences in corporate social aggression, drawing strong boundaries, healthy people vs. toxic people, the sausage-fest in guns, and Deb's entry into gun ownership. 

In the final part of this series, Miyanvoch and Kenyatta discuss: the limits of the physical guns' importance in matters concerning guns, the gun community being almost entirely reactive to important current issues, and the need for people right and left-of-center to approach problem solving.

In part 2 of this series, Miyanovich and Kenyatta discuss: Kofi's father introducing him to guns at a young age, starting the Black Bottom Gun Club with Chad King, the existing stigma against gun ownshership in the black community, trends in black gun ownership, getting beyond motivation to responsibility as the driver, and the role of the state in public safety for the black community. 

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Kenyatta start the discussion talking about root causes and more general issues, with gun discussion to follow in subsequent parts. The impacts of guaranteed income on struggling families, the luxury of singel-issue voting, root causes, wrap-around services, the reality of idealism vs. the grindstone, and the boundaries of liberalism are all dicsussed.

In Part 2 of this series, Miyaovich and Rossi discuss: the operational facts of NICS, society's need to have discomfort minimized by "having something", the question of a standard for when legal mechanisms work, OSD's anonimized black box criminal check app idea, being over the status quo, and the fact that NICS...as constucted...simply does not have the capacity to handle Universal Background Checks.

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Rossi discuss: how gun rights absolutism ignores 50% of the rights-based fight, Chuck working with the FBI on Fix NICS in 2016, Facebook's gun content policy, the myth of gun industry dominance, the need for more world beaters, and anti-gunners representing an unattractive position.

In Part 2 of this series, Miyanovich and Poole discuss: Deryck's process of becoming a defensive shooting instructor, the process of evolving Fudd ranges to include real defensive training, the stupid shit that people do with guns, defensive training with a rifle, Deryck's future, and the future of guns in America.