Episodes

How To Fix Race Relations, Or Any Relationship. (EP.240) Introduction Here is the process: Take 100% responsibility for the relationship. Tell the other party that the relationship is important to you. Ask them to speak first...

Introduction Only correct speech is not violence. And only correct speech is acceptable. That is the subject of today’s 10-minute episode. Continuing In the movie, “Cool Hand Luke”, Paul Newman plays prisoner Luke Jackson. St...

Introduction I grew up in suburban Philadelphia, until I was 15 and left for Colorado to live with my Mother in early 1959. I lived on the “ Main Line ” in the 1950s, where I remember an often played …

Introduction Today we are going to hear from Charles (Charley) Bobo. Charley is a close and respected friend. More important to the Revolution 2.0™ audience, Mr. Bobo has well researched, strongly held and thoughtfully delive...

Introduction The actions of the former Minneapolis officers were horrifying, inhumane and intolerable in every way. The aggressive taunting on both sides of the video camera recording the event was sadly revealing. And the da...

Introduction The “Reader’s Digest” used to be in every home and waiting room in America. The stories, humor and features were widely popular, and often passed along. All of the stories were said to be true; here is one from …

Introduction My step-father, Charles J. “Chuck” Warner, bought two season tickets to the Broncos in 1960, the first season of the old American Football League. The family shares those tickets to this day; I am a dyed-in-the-w...

Introduction I keep reading and hearing that we are all, “In this together.” and “We will defeat COVID together.” Is that really true? Or are we on very different agenda-driven teams? Are we “In this together.” in life overal...

Introduction COVID-19 has budgets being reassessed and often cut, in homes and at different levels of government. Here is a remarkable opportunity to change our thinking from, “This is good, let’s pay for it.” to, “Here’s the...

Introduction “Your liberty to swing your fist ends just where my nose begins.” -Oliver Wendell Holmes, a well respected American jurist who served as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1902 to...

Introduction Today we are going to hear from a respected friend of mine, Jim Kuhn. Jim is an Air Force Academy graduate, a pilot and an instructor pilot. Mr. Kuhn has a long and distinguished career as a project management …

Introduction All the examples of character and the types of behavior we see in individuals, groups, political parties and governments during the corona crises, were baked in well before this crisis. Crises don’t build charact...

Introduction Rephrasing the question to be more specific, “If you are a monotheist, believing in one God, are there multiple paths that allow us to truly connect with that Supreme Being?” That is the subject of today’s 10-min...

Introduction Every parent has heard one or more of their children protest, “It’s Not Fair” loudly and often. The protested issue could be assigned homework, who got the better Christmas presents, bedtime, why you won’t buy th...

Introduction Both Climate Change and COVID models loudly claim to be based in scientific thinking, more specifically environmental science and medical science. The believers call the non-believers “deniers.” The non-believers...

Introduction The question about when and how to open America back up is not about the Constitution vs autocratic politicians. And it is not about supposed medical sanity vs COVID deniers. There are only these two questions he...

Introduction The National Football League has been around since 1936. Even after 84 years of in-depth college athlete drafting experience, players chosen with precious No. 1 picks can fail miserably, and others who were compl...

Introduction Paraphrasing the overworked “Think outside the box.” cliche. Today’s key point: Everyone has a box, a box where our thinking, politics, beliefs, biases, etc., live. And fester. Unless we constantly work on gettin...

Introduction “It is a lot harder to create income and wealth than it is to spend it.” -Will Luden. We all know that from our daily lives, e.g., which is harder; earning and saving money for vacation, or spending it …

Introduction Today we are talking about the World of Change. Note that I did not say “New Normal.” Life is always changing; change is the only constant. There is nothing new about change, so I am going to pass on …

Introduction What should be the strategic goal that we want to achieve in educating our youth? Try this one on: The best pre K-12 education with the most efficient use of taxpayer dollars. And those dollars should go equally ...

Introduction In the new corona world, Americans are beginning to ask how to balance lives vs. living and livelihood. After all, we accept that we must balance that equation elsewhere–why not with the coronavirus? If we wanted...

Introduction How long did the sea of American flags that were proudly and defiantly displayed post 9/11 last? Will the friendliness and kindness that is cropping up here and there in today’s corona world last? Or will the “Me...

Introduction What are we doing? As individuals, as communities, a nation–and a world? “Never waste a good crisis.” is often quoted as an example of how the most cynical among us can take a disaster, and use it to advance …