ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the first SynCast after the insurrection at the US Capitol, I'm speaking with my video game buddy Greg DeLacy. We don't agree on much, but we had a good conversation that debated some important issues and exchanged vital points of view. We started with Trump and wound up discussing Obama, Reagan, the Clintons, South Africa, Sarajevo, East Timor, police brutality, antifa, and dozens of other topics.
If nothing else, we proved here that civil discussion is still possible in the US, so long as we remember our shared humanity and commitment to a better world.
Enjoy!
(In the show, Greg brought up a guy named John Sullivan. Here are two articles about him.)
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