Jake Grant and I talk about the drug war, where it failed, and solutions for the future. Plus, jake answers some of my favorite questions.

As we've seen since Trump took office - and more specifically, the past week - his promise to "drain the swamp" and clean up Washington is slowly fading away.

Social media allows us to speak out on the issues that are important to us. But what happens when we never take our activism beyond the hashtags and status updates? On this week's show, I talk about the importance of taking real action,

From the deadly shooting at a Parkland, Florida high school to Mitt Romney's announcement of his campaign for U.S. Senate, there's a lot to talk about on this episode.

My guest this week is Jerrod Laber, a writer who recently penned a piece about how "White males in Generation Z aren't that woke after all."

Michael Shindler is a writer and Young Voices Advocate living in Washington, D.C.. He joins Stephen Perkins this week for a discussion on tax reform.

Stephen Perkins talks with Julian Adorney about why Social Security should be phased out or reformed for the benefit of millennials and future generations.

Andrew Wilford spends his days thinking about how to make the economy better. On this episode, he talks about corporate welfare and crony capitalism.

Stephen and Guest Zak Slayback discuss everything from education and reverse engineering success to the importance of developing self-efficacy.

Stephen reflects on the Las Vegas shooting, the negative reactions from social and news media, and thoughts on finding hope.