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In this episode, we talk about prison reform and capital punishment. In a flurry of ideas, Eli addresses prison corruption, M. advocates for rehabilitative prisons, Simon talks philosophy, and Prestons links Nazism to capital punishment, 

After a long break Eli, M, Preston, and Simon hit the topic of poverty around the globe. Sources United Nations, End Poverty. https://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/poverty/ 1/25/2020 Global Poverty Project, Global Citizen,  https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/take-action/ 1/25/2020

Simon chose the topic of feminism and we all talked on great lengths on it. The Sources were lost in a move that Eli and M made, sorry for the inconvenience  Sources (That could be taken from audio) Mill, John Stewart. On liberty. Edited by Elizabeth Rapaport, Hackett Publishing Compan…

Preston wanted to talk about the disinformation we get from media. The conversations are pretty standard. For some reason the audio picked up every small movement made, we're so sorry.  Sources Nietzsche, Frederich, On the Genealogy of Morality: A Polemic, 1887 https://www.snopes.com/f…

Eli chose the topic of factory farming, Preston and Simon didn't prepare so the majority of it is plain thinking, but this also means that Preston had no way to bring up John Stewart Mill. Sources: "Student Project: Factory Farming: Animal Cruelty." Kutzer, Kayla Pace law school Library research …

M chose the topic of rebellions and asked important questions on whether or not they work within the modern day. Preston and Simon get off topic, M gets annoyed, and Eli apparently forgot how to talk. sources.  "Arab Springs" history.com Jan 10,2018 A&E Television Networks, www.history.c…

Simon chose the topic of transgender people and how people should approach aspects of the subject. Everyone has great opinions on the topic and Preston is still obsessed with John Stewart Mill. Sources: Meerwijk, Esther L, and Jae M Sevelius. "Transgender Population Size in the United States: a M…

Preston's topic of choice was the stigmas religious people put against non-believers. Eli, M, Preston, and Simon get to talking about this and only slightly get off topic at times. Sources: "Discrimination" American Psychological Association, Accessed 11/16/2019, https://www.apa.org/helpcenter/di…

Eli, M, Preston, and Simon delve into the culture of male mental health stigmas and the toxic masculinity that surrounds it. We go over history and research on the topic as well as tell stories of our past that relate to the topic on hand. Simon's sources: · Rogers, Carl (1951). Client-centered t…