Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how even good people make bad decisions if they allow their reasoning to look more like the application of situational ethics, which is usually heavy on justification.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of having integrity when making tough decisions about upcoming behavior, plus the role that redemption plays in dealing with good people who do bad things.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the concept of generally accepted definitions of good and bad, and the dangers of the increasingly powerful assuming they have the power to hold that definition.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why the urban attacks by organizations like antifa, blended with the hard-core of BLM, have gone beyond protests, and is in fact terrorism, because they seek to create chaos rather than solutions.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the dangers of the “cancel culture” as an anti-free speech force not only refuses to debate those who disagree with them, but rather seek to silence and harm them.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why creating chaos and refusing to allow diversity of thought is not only bad for small businesses, but by definition, is bad for the children of those business owners.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the many ways that ethical behavior is being elevated as politicians and the people deal with this global pandemic.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the ways that character – or lack of – is being revealed especially at the political level, including how the shutdown continues to be handled.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the catastrophic education we’ve gotten from the pandemic, and hope that we learn enough to make future episodes less costly.

Steven Mintz joins Jim Blasingame to report on the research showing most younger generations are critical of how corporate America focuses on their greed and not enough on society.