In this episode, we address George Floyd's sad, unnecessary, and terrible death and some of the aftermath.

This week, we discuss the University of California's decision to drop the SAT/ACT requirement from the admissions process until 2024.

In this episode, no-knock warrants - where they came from, what they're used for, and how they're damaging society.

We cover the patron registries that restaurants are being required to make in Washington state and Maine in the re-opening after the "non-essential" business shutdown.

We discuss the situation with Shelley Luther's salon in Dallas, TX as well as Jackson, MS mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba's executive order suspending what he claims are open carry laws.

In our inaugural episode, we discuss leadership making hasty decisions with incomplete data, the emotionalizing nature of modern corporate media outlets, and the distinction between data and information.