Two former republicans sit down and wax poetic about the current government and society as a whole.

Solo show today. I've had some thoughts recently and wanted to get them out there to maybe provoke some of your own. Why do you think the way you do? What makes us do some of the heinous things we do? I wish I had answers, but I'ms stuff with only questions.

Sat down with Brian Coddington to talk trades, life skills, and the Chicago White Sox. Growing up in a "big" small town, we reflect on how it's shaped us and the pride we have in what it's becoming. Also, there's some commentary on big, goofy dogs and a regional large breed dog shelter.

"Is that a puppy?"

The second part to my sit down with John Lake.

LaPorte Prosecuting Attorney John Lake sits down at the table to enlighten me on life with 7 kids, collegiate indecision, love, and a host of other things. Running for re-election, he spells out the duties of the position he holds and gives solid numbers on the county's improvement over the years.

Ethan Catt is a 19 year old guy from the Southside of Indy and living in Valparaiso currently. Starting at IUPUI in the fall, we talk a lot about conversations and his future. This one was a doozy for me, because it was very much like talking to a 19 year old version of myself, a surreal look back on who I was and what it'd be like to be a teenager in today's world.

You know what's fun? When you introduce your guest with the wrong name...jeez. Amy JACKSON sits down with me to cover all things education. Amy is running for LPCSC School Board and has a wealth of knowledge in many areas, some I didn't even consider before our conversation. We talk about our kids, big city versus small town, dangers facing our children now and in the future, and several other areas of interest. 

Long time frenemy, Alex Pappas sits down with me at the table and talks shop about being a dad, the differences between generations, and the hopelessness of millennials. It's really not that big of a downer, we have some good laughs.