Chris Butler and Justin Giboney join to discuss the chaos of the recent presidential debate fallout. Topics include potential Biden withdrawal, Supreme Court immunity ruling, and the incapability of party-nominated candidates. They explore the broken state of American politics and offer hope for Christians amidst the turmoil.

Chris Butler, a staff product operations manager at GitHub, shares insights on being a change agent, introducing new work methods, and Google culture. He discusses community connections, design fiction, and shaping future narratives. Navigating internal and external idea expression, strategic rehearsal in community practice, and balancing organizational culture and decision-making are also explored.

Lead Product Manager at Google, Chris Butler, discusses the importance of simplifying processes, the limitations of AI language learning models, and using randomized constraints for decision-making in this insightful podcast.

In this insightful discussion, Chris Butler, a trainer from Trainers Bullpen, and Jeff Quail from Setcan explore the application of ecological dynamics in police training. They highlight the need for adaptive learning in high-pressure situations, critiquing traditional methods for their limitations. The duo advocates for a 'living range' concept for realistic scenarios, emphasizing technology integration and decision-making skills. They also delve into essential handgun tactics and the legal frameworks affecting police responses, aiming to revolutionize defensive tactics training.

Pastor and author Chris Butler discusses differences between black and white churches on politics, his experience running for Congress, and why more Black voters are supporting Trump. He highlights the need for unity in faith and politics, the evolving political landscape in Chicago, and building coalitions beyond race. The conversation also explores the Christian response to George Floyd's murder and the importance of Christian representation in both political parties.