In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven takes a look back at Eric Clapton's checkered racial past and asks if we should cancelling artists with offensive perspectives or if we can truly separate the art from the artist.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven encourages us to want less and smile more, being grateful for the things we have rather than always craving the latest and greatest.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 or Less, Steven discusses the importance of sports or other extracurricular activities for kids' personal development.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven reminds us to accept and embrace our personal shortcomings in order to more fully appreciate the unique qualities that make each and every one of us amazing human beings.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven explores how our once healthy discussion of topics of national importance has devolved into a close-minded team mentality that keeps both the left and the right in their respective camps while drowning out any perspectives from the other side.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven delves into the societal import of The Who's classic rock anthem.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven asks how men in the Texas state legislature could dare try to deprive women of autonomy over their own bodies by passing an abortion bill that flies in the face of American democracy.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven asks if our federal budget, and our significant allays into military defense spending, suggest that as a society we are operating from a place of fear rather than a place of love.

In this week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less, Steven suggests that given the continued rise of the obesity epidemic, we should be shaming poor dietary habits and lack of exercise the same way we shame smoking and drug use.

This week's TRUTH: In 1000 Words or Less takes a more philosophical look at how we as human beings try to make nature adapt to us rather than allowing ourselves to adapt to it.