In this discussion, guest Michael Brown dives into the lasting impact of his death on America's racial landscape, sparking essential conversations about systemic racism and media narratives. He and the hosts reflect on the historical significance of the Olympics, evaluating how it has transformed from a unifying event to a politically charged spectacle. The talk also touches on Harvard's challenges with anti-Semitism, the rising living costs in California, and the complexities facing the Democratic Party regarding Jewish representation.

Dr. Michael Brown and Mark Rettig discuss regaining America's hypersonic edge, highlighting the X-15 program's legacy, collaborative advancements in hypersonic technology, strategic considerations, funding, and GE Aerospace's progress in dual mode ramjet technology. They emphasize the importance of staying ahead in aerospace technology to address evolving threats and geopolitical challenges.

A roundtable discussion on differing theological views over false teachers, false prophets, and the work of the Holy Spirit. Delve into the Charismatic vs. cessationist debate and the complexities of divine healing based on different perspectives.

Michael Brown, co-founder and CEO of Teamshares, discusses his startup's mission to help small businesses transition to employee-owned models. They explore their financing strategies, shared back-end processes, and plans for future expansion. They also talk about the challenges of converting small businesses into employee ownership and their desire to expand into new industries.

Petey the Pirate works for a struggling blacksmith with a tiny anvil. Their white lies lead to anvil mishaps and a new fashion trend. Lessons include exaggeration, repairing possessions, and reusing them. Special guest Michael Brown shares the importance of libraries and digital book access.