Weighty Conversations

Jonathan and Rod decided there was enough doom and gloom in today's world to go around for other podcasts to cover, so they decided to focus on some positive things that had recently happened in the world. Rod focused on several incidents where individuals decided to help someone else, or a community of people came together in order to bless someone's life. Jon chose to celebrate the life of Dolores, a 102 year old woman who had led a very interesting life and was a blessing to everyone who knew her.

Jonathan and Rod decided there was enough doom and gloom in today's world to go around for other podcasts to cover, so they decided to focus on some positive things that had recently happened in the world. Rod focused on several incidents where individuals decided to help someone else, or a community of people came together in order to bless someone's life. Jon chose to celebrate the life of Dolores, a 102 year old woman who had led a very interesting life and was a blessing to everyone who knew her.

We, especially Jonathan, felt is was very important, in light of the President's recent tweet about postponing the election, to explain how constitutionally that is just not a possibility. We break it down for you, and we pay tribute to two of our leaders who recently passed away, Herman Cain and John Lewis.

In this episode, Rod discusses whether or not we should go back to school in the fall and why politics are involved in it.  Jon takes a look at the rise and evident permanent ascendency to power of Vladimir Putin.

Rod Parker spends his allotted time discussing how current cultural trends are resulting in books being banned in America.  Jonathan Parker, in his segment, discusses how the recent conversion of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul from a museum to a mosque is a disturbing international event.