With guest Elliot Truthe, we talk about all the oddities of the election of 2020, what it all means, and where to go from here. The reason half the country is angry with no other outlet.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-rocha/support

Just the second trailer in the series which should be a very good and interesting topic, featuring two incredibly smart wonderful women as my guests on this topic, we explore two polar opposite view points on the subject. Not to convince the other of their position, but to open a dialogue between two people and their varying perspectives in hopes to find common ground. 'Don't talk Politics at the Dinner Table' was created in hopes of bringing differing view points back to the table in a face...

The first of many episodes, featuring my guest Joel Chapman and Nate Murphy, we explore two polar opposite view points on the subject. Not to convince the other of their position, but to open a dialogue between two people and their varying perspectives in hopes to find common ground. 'Don't talk Politics at the Dinner Table' was created in hopes of bringing differing view points back to the table in a face to face discussion over an actual dinner. Listen to the civil discussion between both...

Welcome to the Podcast that throws shade at the old saying 'Don't Talk Politics at the Dinner Table'. This week we will be talking with guests Joel Chapman and Susan Jones on the topic of WHITE PRIVILEGE. Two dissenting sides, a fantastic dinner (cooked by yours truly) and a place to find common ground so that we can start to heal some of our most divisive outlooks, respectfully. Not to change anyones mind, but to finally come together face to face and find that we are more united than...

In this episode, we explore the main themes of Dangerously Positive: Learning that positivity is a choice and how to navigate societies brutal beat down of negativity while also understanding and conversing with each other on uncomfortable topics, to both talk and listen and to find common ground amongst us so that we, as a human race, can progress towards a peaceful resolution. In no means do we try to convince others to pick a side, but merely to understand where we come from, how it...