The Stephen Mansfield Podcast

There exists a stigma in our society that looks down upon those in skilled labor positions. Plumbers, mechanics, carpenters, construction workers...we can't function without them! It's time to shift our perspective on the skilled trades. Let's end the war on work.Dave Ramsey: America's Labor Crisis Live Stream: https://www.ramseysolutions.com/business/americas-labor-crisisLEARN MORE:Website: https://stephenmansfield.tv/Instagram: https://instagram.com/mansfieldwrites/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MansfieldWrites

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is a looming problem with global consequences. Russia and China are in the beginning phases of what could be a very dangerous and powerful axis partnership. This, I believe, is happening largely due to perceived weakness from the United States. It's time we address it.LEARN MORE:Website: https://stephenmansfield.tv/Instagram: https://instagram.com/mansfieldwrites/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MansfieldWrites

On March 27th, a heavily-armed 28-year-old woman claimed the lives of 3 children and 3 faculty members in a Nashville elementary school. In the wake of unthinkable tragedy, it is wise to ponder preventative solutions. Yet, our country's political divide often creates more argument than discussion. Join me today as we talk details and ask difficult questions to ensure the safety of our country's youth.

Russia's attack on Ukraine has been the highlight of the world stage for the past year. With tensions only rising, and an intensified battle on the horizon, we have to determine where we stand as a nation. Why should the United States back Ukraine at all? What are the consequences if we don't? Listen in to hear a global perspective on this critical issue.

Of the three branches of our federal government, Congress is by far the most dysfunctional and stagnated. Yet, it is also the most variable. Let's vote good and knowledgeable people into our House and Senate! Together, we can tackle the issues of excessive spending, inside corruption, and laziness.

It was recently made known that the 39th U.S. president, Jimmy Carter, has entered hospice care and may be near the end of his life. Thus, I'd like to take a moment to discuss some key details of his legacy and presidency. You may or may not agree with him politically, but there are some noteworthy characteristics and accomplishments of this man who once led our nation.

A recent Grammy performance has sparked an uproar about the darkening of pop culture. Though it's the extreme that turns heads these days, there exists beneath it all an underlying objectification of women. We are told to ignore it in art, yet are simultaneously called to action in society. This hypocrisy must end. Listen in as Stephen challenges us to a cultural cleaning of house.

Today, I'd like to cover two very different, but crucial topics. Firstly, there are some misconceptions about renewable energy that we must come to terms with if we hope to change our global energy industries. And secondly, in the U.S., the unjust death of Tyre Nichols by the hands of Memphis police officers has tragic implications for our society. When it comes to both environmental and social change, we must initiate the change we wish to see.

I'm taking the first two podcast episodes of 2023 to discuss and honor the legacies of three prominent people who passed away in 2022. In this episode, I'm diving into the impacts left on society by journalist Barbara Walters and Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, otherwise known as Pope Benedict XVI. If you missed part 1, be sure to go back and hear about the influence of the Brazilian soccer player, Pelé.

I want to take these first two podcast episodes of 2023 to discuss and honor the legacies of three prominent people who passed away in 2022. In this episode, you'll hear about the Brazilian soccer player, Pelé, and how he changed the perceptions of his nation. Stay tuned for the part 2, in which I discuss two more people who left a lasting impact on my life.