S3E13 A Table Talk on How NOT to Have a Civil Dialogue
In just a few weeks, we’ll celebrate the two year anniversary of the start of this podcast and we’ll be approaching our 50th episode. It seems like a good time for us to take a step back and remember ...
23 Jun 20251h
S3E12 A View from the Farm with Allen Schrag
Lamar and Tom welcome Allen Schrag, an innovative Kansas farmer and business person with a lifetime of experience in farming. In this conversation, they discuss the current state of agriculture, compa...
9 Jun 20251h 20min
S3E11 - Navigating Politics When in a Significant Minority Position with Senator Ethan Corson
In this conversation, District 7 Kansas State Senator Ethan Corson discusses his background, career, and the importance of civil dialogue in politics. He shares insights on navigating a Republican sup...
26 Mai 20251h 16min
S3E10 States Rights vs Federal Rights
The Constitution has been the guiding document for the United State of America for nearly 250 years. The documents cover a wide range of issues which make it possible for people in a large, diverse co...
12 Mai 202556min
S3E9 - What Does it Mean to "Buy American"?
Do you “buy American?” If so, what does that mean? Does it mean you “buy American” all of the time? Does it mean you purchase only those items that are both sourced and manufactured in the United Stat...
28 Apr 20251h
S2E8 - Truth, Truthiness, and Not So Truthy Conversations
Civil conversations and dialogue are made more difficult when participants are not speaking honestly, are simply parroting the ideas of others, or are unwilling to consider being changed through dialo...
14 Apr 202546min
S3E7 - Oddly True for April Fools' Day
On this April Fools’ Day eve Lamar and Tom have a bit of fun with some of the odd but true stories in the news. Hey, we all need a break when things have been pretty heavy in the world, right? Thankfu...
31 Mar 202548min
S3E6 - A Table Talk on Crime-Punishment-and-Pardons
President Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of nearly 1,600 people who committed “certain offenses” at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021. As these folks return to their homes, how do...
17 Mar 202559min
