Planting Seeds: "Live Like a Farmer to Receive a Life of Prosperity!"

01/12/21 • 14 min

The "Whatever Happened to Common Sense?" Show

In this episode, we discuss the concept of planting and nurturing seeds to receive a life of continuous prosperity. We address this from two perspectives: setting goals and applying the necessary strategies or nutrients to live your best life and by being a sincere support of others to help them to do the same. You don't want to miss this topic as we share our own personal growth and shortcomings.

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"The Fatherless Son"

For our second episode of Season 2, we are excited to bring back to our show, Officer Rashod Coleman and he is going to discuss his new book, “Fatherless Son - How the Criminal Justice System Tore My Family Apart and Brought Us Back Together”. Along with reviewing the book, he will also provide heartfelt information about his life story and offer feedback on how to overcome tremendous obstacles. We will close this episode by sharing our viewpoints about the concept of mass incarceration and so much more.

Next Episode

"Should I Vaccinate or Wait?"

In this new episode, I address my hesitations about the COVID-19 vaccination. First, I will present my concerns about whether these vaccinations have been fully vetted to work out all of the major kinks and side effects. We'll do this by reviewing the vaccination data, sharing details about the specific brands, reviewing the perceived benefits, and providing an overview of the potential side effects including information about those who have experienced major allergic reactions.
Secondly, as an African-American man, I will discuss my inherent caution, considering the history of medical atrocities against my people. We will clarify this thought by reviewing the details of the Tuskegee Experiment and the story of Henrietta Lacks.
To close this episode, I will offer additional commentary and encouragement with hopes of motivating everyone to take the necessary steps to be well-informed about the COVID-19 vaccination in order to make the best decision for you and your family.