John Slaughter

John Slaughter, a practicing attorney and writer, dives into the fascinating world of crime dynamics. He discusses the decline of serial killings in America, attributing it to historical trauma and societal changes. The conversation shifts to how media sensationalism shapes public perceptions of crime, and the psychological traits linked to violent offenders. Slaughter also highlights advancements in law enforcement and technology that have curbed crime rates, while examining the troubling rise of mass shooters and the isolating influence of social media.

John Slaughter, author of 'Dispatches from The Old South Repository' and 'Crimson Veil,' delves deep into the decay of American society. He sheds light on the themes of cultural decline and renewal, drawing from literary reflections and societal critiques. The discussion navigates the New Right’s perspectives on democracy and community resilience. Slaughter also reimagines arranged marriages as strategic alliances for today's challenges, contrasts traditional values with modern pressures, and reveals the gritty world of his southern noir novel.

Join former Marine officer John Slaughter, National Guard member Paul Fahrenheidt, and ex-military writer Lee Enfield as they dissect the present-day military landscape. They weigh the pros and cons of enlistment, exploring motivations ranging from personal experiences to adventure. The trio sheds light on the challenges of elite training and the importance of mental resilience. They also provide practical insights on choosing the right branch and negotiating contracts, guiding future recruits to navigate their military journeys wisely.