Some Legislation has been passed and proposed in the State of Virginia that makes me very nervous. I finally had time to sit and think out a response to these bills and am sharing this with all of you

The four of us try to have a round table discussion on Gun Laws, the second amendment, and reconcile our different perspectives.

I review the books "Notes from Underground" by Fyodor Dostoevsky and "Grit" by Angela Duckworth. I also discuss my new job at Central State Hospital as well as thoughts for future podcast episodes and my thoughts on Virginia's encroaching gun legislation being proposed.

This is my lecture 03 from my prototype of Psychology 101. I hope you enjoy and you can find the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAm8WcxBRA4

My second lecture in the Psychology 101 series. I discuss some of the psychologists that led to modern psychology.

My First Lecture for Psychology 101.

I review a book that took two months to read. It is really in-depth and outlines how it was that Hitler was able to come to power, Nazify the country, bluffing his way into Austria, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia. The invasion of Poland led to the Second World War. There are some horrific parts in the book regarding the Holocaust and How Hitler punished Traitors.

Dennis and I have another conversation, this time centered on Central State and stuff of that nature.

Caleb comes back for another discussion on politics. Trump Impeachment, Economics, Socialism, and we discuss the IDW of who we would like to see. he chose Hitchens, I chose Haidt and Adam Friended.

I get to have my old Psychology of Human Relations professor and Social Worker Wendy Charlebois on and we catch up a bit and she talks about how devastating the suicide of a loved one is. She lost her son over a year ago to alcoholism and suicide.

If you or a loved one are depressed and thinking of suicide, please call the national suicide prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255. Hell, message me on here and I will message back. Talk to someone for God's sake.