Episodes

Introduction: Abandoning tests and other standards of success as measurements of admittance to better schools, and no longer requiring even minimal proficiency in reading, writing or math prior to graduation from high school...

Introduction We have a massive, entirely avoidable and inexcusable crisis at our Southern border. But the crisis is merely a symptom; the disease is in DC–and in us. That is the subject of today’s 10-minute episode. Continuin...

Introduction Sean Hannity , stalwart in his opposition to taxpayers paying off student loans, voices a full-throated commercial in support of people who owe money to the IRS using his recommended solution to be relieved of so...

Introduction Having a tough week, or even a tough year, does not constitute a mental health issue. This includes the exhausted, over stressed stay-at-home parents, performers of all types, and, well, you and me. The overwroug...

Introduction Get the jab to protect yourself and others. People who assert the My Body, My Choice argument in defending actions like getting abortions and not getting vaccines beg the question of whether it is indeed their bo...

Introduction Universal Service speaks to what we feel that we owe to our fellow countrymen and the nation itself. Universal Income speaks to what we feel those very same people and nation owes to us. Universal Service speaks ...

Introduction “The Emperor’s New Clothes” is an instructive and prophetic folktale written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen , about a vain emperor who is easily swindled and then exposed before his subjects. Today’s ve...

Introduction God is First. When I am getting it right, I am working so that I and my 7.5B fellow human beings all finish in a pack as a strong second to Him. That is the subject of today’s 10 …

Introduction No voter suppression exists or is planned for anywhere, including the “headline” states of Texas and Georgia. That is the subject of today’s 10 minute episode. Continuing In Texas, early voting starts 17 days bef...

Introduction Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s loyalty to his home state of Virginia and not the United (key word here) States was the reason that the Civil War lasted for four years, created more casualties than all of our...

Introduction “Peace with honor,” was the phrase President Richard Nixon used on January 23, 1973 to describe the Paris Peace Accords that ended the Vietnam War. What really happened was a disorderly evacuation, appropriately ...

Introduction Yes, Affirmative Action is reverse racism, supposedly intended to right historical wrongs. Any racism, reverse or not, is wrong. Today’s episode is not an argument against reverse racism. Today’s episode is an ap...

Introduction Gwen Berry came in 3rd in the recent US Olympic trials for women’s hammer throwing, becoming qualified to represent her country in Japan this August. Feeling “pissd off”, she turned her back on the flag while the...

Introduction Citizen accountability, training and funding must match police accountability, training and funding. That is the subject of today’s 10 minute episode. Continuing Life is a series of two way streets. Two way accou...

Introduction “Let’s Pretend” used to be an innocent child’s game. It was fun, expanded imaginations and was harmless. And forgotten by dinner time. Now “pretend” means that men can be women, that certain bad behavior never ha...

Introduction Come with me on a decades-long journey, with the selected mileposts for this topic being observations and encounters involving race. Looking back, I see a parallel between my personal experiences, and the path th...

Introduction Is this newly minted Federal Holiday designed to commemorate the necessarily long and tortured road from the depravity of slavery to where we are today? A nation celebrating equality under the law, and sufficient...

Introduction “Give me your entitled, your spoiled, your huddled classes yearning to live for free, the wretched refuse of your indoctrination schools. Send these, the factless, cliche-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the s...

Introduction Speaking of history, as we often do here at Revolution 2.0™, what do you know about the Cultural Revolution in China? This 10 year long socio-political purge under Chairman Mao, 1966-1976, The Cultural Revolution...

Introduction Doesn’t everyone want peace? I certainly do, but not at any price, and not by any means. Peace through strength. Peace that builds up those around us is what I want. Do you? That is the subject of today’s …

Introduction “After me, the flood,’” is a French expression attributed to King Louis XV of France, the last King before Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were beheaded during the French Revolution in 1793. Louis knew that contin...

Introduction Hard work and sacrifice over time is omnipotent; it builds and strengthens individuals, families and societies. Entitlement is a cancer. That is the subject of today’s 10 minute episode. Continuing “But that’s no...

Introduction Being polite and thankful is more than just good manners; it forms the bedrock of a well functioning society. That is the subject of today’s 10 minute episode. Continuing At Revolution 2.0™, we have spoken about ...

Introduction On September 11th 2001, 9/11, 19 al-Qaeda terrorists seized 4 commercial airliners with the demonic intent of savaging America by crashing 2 airliners into the Twin Towers, 1 into the Pentagon and 1 into the Capi...