I have really felt for Richard Russell and his family after his death. He was mentally ill. Why don't we approach homeless people living in tents, or worse, around Seattle. They, too, have similar problems.
Blues musician Daryl Davis has a way of dealing with the Klu Klux Klan -- he talks to its members. Instead of fighting, he strolls up for a conversation.
President Barack Obama was not the ally to immigrants he pretended. It’s one of the failures I find myself most disappointed about when reflecting back on the previous administration.
The Republicans of the 1980s were compassionate to the plight of those looking to build a better life. So how can the GOP still claim to be the party of Reagan?
Because Canada is currently in the midst of a love affair with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, I thought the conversation would be predictably hypercritical.
Zak Burns asks Sen. Harris to listen to Asra Nomani. He says it's OK to criticize Islam, just as it is to criticize any religion denying people’s rights.
Jefferey Miron argues that legalizing opioids prescribed by doctors to anyone who wanted them would reduce the criminal activity surrounding the drug trade. Maybe he's right.
I know there is a narrative that kids today have it easy when it comes to competition, so I'm not surprised to see how many people fell for this CBC video.
Every Friday, Jason and Zak talk to someone with an unusual perspective, job, or life experience that may otherwise be mocked or dismissed, and we give them a fair shake.