In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss the importance that educated citizens bring to a country in what they stand for. Bias teams are becoming more popular and they anonymously report against institutions, people, groups and practices that they perceive as bias.  Does a bias team hinder free speech?

In this episode, Dr. Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss whether companies and social media platforms have the right to police their own speech. Should social media platforms with millions of users have the right to censor certain political speech?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss COVID's impact on education and how students are falling behind due to lost years of in-person classes. Standardized test scores are down, dropping dramatically, across the state. How will these students catch up and what support is needed?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss the Kindness Matters initiative. They pair also compare niceness or friendliness to etiquette and where kindness takes place. Should kindness be deeply rooted in a person's beliefs, such as religion? 

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos are joined by a special guest and discuss affirmative action. Cases being brought to the supreme court depict affirmative action as reverse discrimination when it comes to college admissions. Should race be a factor in college admissions?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss Jon Stewart's show which presented news in a narrative fashion. How does fake news skew people's views?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss the Free Speech Conference at Stanford and the silent majority on college campuses. Does cancel culture inhibit free speech on college campuses and scare the younger generation into silence?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss a controversial tweet from a Carnegie Mellon Professor and how free is free speech in higher education. How much of a place should there be for polemics, or controversial debate on social media? Is there a time and place?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss a student speaking on racially questionable murals from the 1930s in LSU buildings. How should we address historical works of art that do not align with our country's values today?

In this episode, Dr. Carlos Campo and Dennis Monokroussos discuss the UnRedacted, by Meg Smaker and the controversy surrounding the film. After its first showing at Sundance, the screening was canceled and awards were retracted after a moral criticism. Should producers limit an artist's ability to create because of critics?