Child rearing practices may be the key to reducing crime, eliminating psychopaths and sociopaths and raising the morals, empathy and kindness of people. I interview Darcia Narvaez on the neurobiology underlying all these

I was VERY excited to do this two part 2 hour interview. Darcia Narvaez has written an award winning book that simply blew my mind. It explains so many of our modern day problems, including psychopaths, narcissists, crime, loss of empathy in our culture. We dive deep to discuss how ancestral parenting , the way children were raised for 99% of human history, is a key part of brain moral development.

I interview Graeme Barker Senior Fellow of the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Professorial Fellow, St John's College, Cambridge University, England. He is the author of the book, The Agricultural Revolution in Prehistory: Why did foragers become farmers. and has written extensively about humanity's transition from forager/hunter/gatherer to farmer.

I interview Wendell Potter and Nick Penniman on their new book, Nation on the Take which describes all the way that advocacy for constituents is corrupted by special interests.

Interview with Anne Holcomb, supportive services supervisor Unity Parenting and Counseling, which runs nine homeless programs, mostly for youth and children. Some will soon be closed because of billionaire governor Bruce Rauner. Anne also went through a few times in her life when she was homeless,

I have a conversation with single-payer health care economist Gerry Friedman, discussing the attacks and claims against Bernie Sanders single payer plan.

I interview CEO Richard Master, who believes in Single Payer so much-- as good for business-- that he's funded and produced a documentary movie Fix It, showing how it would be good for companies, employees and the USA. And Chuck Pennacchio co-guests with deep expertise on single payer.

Julian Kunnie, author of The Cost of Globalization: Dangers to the earth and it's people, doesn't think the earth and humans have a future with capitalism. He talks about how the prison industry is an intrinsic part of globalization, about globalization and race, patriarchy, aboriginal peoples, exploitation of women

Julian Kunnie is the author of The Cost of Globalization: Dangers to the earth and it's people. --He doesn't think the earth and humans have a future with capitalism.

I talk with Katherine Maher is the Chief Communications Officer for the Wikimedia Foundation, the organization behind Wikipedia, the largest free knowledge project in human history and one of the world's most popular websites. She is an expert on the intersection of technology, human rights, democracy, and international development.