We conclude our conversation about my recent encounter with law enforcement and we dive into where police powers should start and end. Is the general public ready to have a conversation about policing themselves or how and when and why the police themselves should be policed?

In this conversation I discuss a recent encounter that I had with law enforcement during a traffic stop.

In this episode we discuss the epidemic college drop out rate, and mental health crisis for boys, and how America's systems & institutions are partly to blame.

In this episode we discuss the adverse affects that exposing a child as young as 2 years old to certain technologies can have on a developing mind, we assert that it may be time to take a 'fast from tech' instead of asking for faster tech. We discuss what a parent can do to become a better digital role model for their child.

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In this episode we speak about the tech engineers that have provided us with the new social media world that we are all in and the great lengths they go to insulate their own offspring from that same world. If they are preventing their kids from using what mom and dad created then what should you be doing with your kids?

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In this episode we discuss the research done by academics as it relates to mass shooters. Over 180 shooters were researched and there is very compelling evidence as to what can be done to prevent mass shooting in the future.

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In this episode we discuss whether America's politicians are being disingenuous when they speak about banning guns in the United States while making no mention of America being the largest exporter of guns to the rest or the world.

In this episode we discuss the influence that copious amounts of digital consumption over interpersonal social interaction is having on today's youth and how that could be adversely affecting their decision making in young adulthood. We also discuss how the rise in gun violence among suburban teens can be related to the new stimuli in the lives of youth.

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We discuss whether or not gun control should be the emphasis of the conversation surrounding the staggering gun violence in America. Poverty and mental illness has been an accurate indicator of violence in America we ask should there be a war on poverty instead of a war on guns?

We discuss why prohibition has failed abysmally in the United States whether it was alcohol, gambling or illicit narcotics, and how the prohibitions of firearms would have the same disastrous results.