We’re Not Done with PB&J

Join us for an eye-opening discussion on the intersection of food waste, hunger, and social justice, as we explore the challenges of food deserts and food insecurity, and the staggering amount of food that goes to waste in landfills

This past week in the news was busy.  We have opinions about the latest incidents and a few thoughts to offer listeners for consideration.  With the wide variety of information sources, we encourage everyone to think, evaluate, compare, research, and use common sense whenever coming to conclusions about what is and isn't factual.

This weekend's wrap up with PB and J includes a chat about approachability, mental health challenges of today's youth, and the tangled web of distractions, chaos, and  disruption of representation in the US Bible Belt - a region where stories unfold and voices often go unheard.

We seem to be inundated by bad news, sad stories, and heartbreaking incidents every single day.  There is good news but it's rarely reported.  Join us while we chat about a few examples of how people can be kind.  We invite listeners to take the challenge of finding a way to make a positive difference in someone's life.

Humanity is heavily depending on Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to streamline processes, increase growth and development, and create unique solutions for the good of mankind.  PB & J explore this topic and the possible impacts to our safety, our freedom, and the ability to control our own destinies.  

In this episode, PB and J discuss recent events and the aspects that haven't been discussed in the news.  Whether it's the availability of clean drinking water, the recent detection of surveillance balloons,  vulnerabilities of the nation's infrastructure, or the lack of Congressional term limits, the public doesn't appear to be duly informed and frequently informed.

According to a January 2023 Congressional Research Service report, 5 countries account for approximately 62% of all foreign-owned U.S. agricultural land in 2021.  This data doesn't include U.S. properties/land owned by communist countries.  Join PB&J as they discuss the alarming facts and figures of U.S. agricultural land purchases by foreign countries, potential impacts to U.S. property owners, and potential risks to national security.

As consumers,, we have more sway than we think:  voting, boycotting, researching, and making educated choices.  According to Credit Suisse, there were 56.1 million millionaires across the world at the end of 2020, equating to about 1.1% of the world’s adults.  Join us in discussing how we got here and potential ways consumers can impact the power and influence of the 1.1 percent.

Every New Year, millions across the globe set new goals with the intent to be better and do better than the year before.. Join PB&J while they  talk about the reality of resolutions and how not to sabotage progress by setting goals that can’t be attained.

It's that time of year again.  In this episode we talk about families, traditions, guilt, and solutions to challenges relative to gift-giving, relationships and coping during the holidays.