70 - Sunday Sessions - Dark Days Ahead?

02/10/21 • 42 min

This first episode of “Sunday Sessions” includes thoughts on the insurrection, term limits, and how pandemic unemployment benefits have incentivized people to not work. Should we be giving people more money NOT to work than to work? Suicide rates are up because of depression from loss of livelihood and isolation, and the virus is still spreading, showing lockdowns aren’t working. What can we do? And is there hope in sight?

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69 - 2020 Year in Review

We are hovering on the brink of economic disaster. The unemployment numbers are skewed, and the likelihood of a quick economic recovery is slim given our dwindling labor participation rates. 10,000 people a week are turning 65 and pensions are getting squeezed. The promises to the Baby Boomers are going to be unmet due to a shrinking labor force. Tune in for a cold, hard look at the state of things and how we have diverged so far from what our founding fathers intended for this capitalist system we live under.

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71 - Dirty U.S. History - What We Can Learn

A country divided, where do we go from here? What should the role of government be? Why did the founding fathers set up the country and lay the guidelines they did for the country? Because they studied history. This series is about the history of how we got here, what we can learn along the way, and ways the government granted itself powers that might be unconstitutional. And what we the people can do about it.

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