The ROMEOs discuss homelessness, including systemic and structural causes, as well as circumstantial factors that contribute to individuals being unable to find safe and permanent housing.

The ROMEOs discuss whether individuals can realistically expect to control their personal information and be free from interference in modern society.

The ROMEOs discuss gender equality, including access to rights, opportunities and responsibilities.

The ROMEOs question whether capitalism is failing and discuss the growing skepticism about the system's ability to address major societal problems without fundamental changes.

The ROMEOs discuss corporal punishment, including the use of physical force to correct a child's behavior, and its effects on a child's physical and mental development and well-being.

The ROMEOs discuss the decline of the nuclear family, including the shift away from being the dominant family structure in many societies due to a combination of economic pressures, cultural changes, and social trends such as higher divorce rates and increased female participation in the workforce.

The ROMEOs discuss why and how the education system is failing and what should be done to fix it.

The ROMEOs discuss what happens when we die, including biological processes and other changes that pertain to personal and religious beliefs rather than scientific fact.

The ROMEOs discuss whether parenting should stop when children reach a certain age or maturity level, and how parenting styles change as children grow, reach adulthood and demonstrate the ability to independently make sound decisions and manage their own lives.

The ROMEOs discuss whether you should loan money to family members and friends.