"The Media" is a favorite villain when things don't go our way. Is it really the media's fault?

Why are we so drawn to the loudest voices in the room?

Why do we continue to make it hard to vote?

Everyone loves to talk about stomping out government corruption but nobody is ready to call out the problems in their own backyard.

We need to have uncomfortable conversations if we are going to fix the real problems in society.

Instead of facing our problems with depression, mental health, societal pressures and trauma we have chosen to make "drugs" a scapegoat.

As adults we have become accustomed to doing things we don't like to do but what happens when everybody doesn't pay their fair share?

Our founding fathers set up The Supreme Court to be a safeguard for the Constitution but we have allowed it to become a political.

Is the measure of a healthy economy how Wall Street is doing or is it how Main Street is doing?

What happens when statues and other symbolism replace Patriotism in a "free" country?

How can a society move forward when truth is put on the back burner for tribalism? Join me for this week's conversation.

Our history of police brutality is a broken record playing the same song over and over again without anyone taking the time to fix it.

Communication is more than a 13 letter word.We have lost the ability to communicate in our relationships and with our government.

The founders of the Constitution were fearful of the rise of factions, groups in society that organize to advance a political agenda.