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"You can have the most exciting time in human history, but we have to defeat people who think they can find their redemption in our destruction. Then we have to be smart enough to get rid of our arrogant self-righteousness so that we don't claim for ourselves things that we deny for others. Then in the end, we've got to be able to stand up and say, "We are not against Islam, but we want to have a clear understanding about what we think is the nature of truth, the value of life, and the content of community.""
-- William Jefferson Clinton

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-- Jason Merchey

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	A Careful, Critical Look at America Since 9/11 Segment 1 \| If you, like me, are an American, have you felt that things have not improved since America took one on the jaw on September 11, 2001? We found out then how woefully unprepared our government was, and how the reality of the world was now on our doorstep. Since then, chicanery, corruption, and cronyism have handicapped and prevented the inevitable repairs to our way of life and our national decisions that would make us safer and better overall. To explore this, Jason speaks with the controversial and creative Christine Rose, including about her film "Liberty Bound," a film that "entertainingly explores America’s ongoing struggle to keep a comfortable balance between democracy, capitalism, and fascism." [^]
	A Careful, Critical Look at America Since 9/11 Segment 2 \| If you, like me, are an American, have you felt that things have not improved since America took one on the jaw on September 11, 2001? We found out then how woefully unprepared our government was, and how the reality of the world was now on our doorstep. Since then, chicanery, corruption, and cronyism have handicapped and prevented the inevitable repairs to our way of life and our national decisions that would make us safer and better overall. To explore this, Jason speaks with the controversial and creative Christine Rose, including about her film "Liberty Bound," a film that "entertainingly explores America’s ongoing struggle to keep a comfortable balance between democracy, capitalism, and fascism." [^]
	A Careful, Critical Look at America Since 9/11 Segment 3 \| If you, like me, are an American, have you felt that things have not improved since America took one on the jaw on September 11, 2001? We found out then how woefully unprepared our government was, and how the reality of the world was now on our doorstep. Since then, chicanery, corruption, and cronyism have handicapped and prevented the inevitable repairs to our way of life and our national decisions that would make us safer and better overall. To explore this, Jason speaks with the controversial and creative Christine Rose, including about her film "Liberty Bound," a film that "entertainingly explores America’s ongoing struggle to keep a comfortable balance between democracy, capitalism, and fascism." [^]
	A Close-Up of Culture: Past, Present Segment 1 \| How much of an impact does culture have on our values, ethics, fulfillment, and relationships? What do ancient cultures have to teach that is worth learning? What values do we have in the West, and what does that mean? What will the future be like for humanity? Can wisdom and values contribute positively to each of our lives - and our future? [^]
	A Close-Up of Culture: Past, Present Segment 2 \| How much of an impact does culture have on our values, ethics, fulfillment, and relationships? What do ancient cultures have to teach that is worth learning? What values do we have in the West, and what does that mean? What will the future be like for humanity? Can wisdom and values contribute positively to each of our lives - and our future? [^]
	A Close-Up of Culture: Past, Present Segment 3 \| How much of an impact does culture have on our values, ethics, fulfillment, and relationships? What do ancient cultures have to teach that is worth learning? What values do we have in the West, and what does that mean? What will the future be like for humanity? Can wisdom and values contribute positively to each of our lives - and our future? [^]
	A Discussion of Values and Ethics in General Segment 2 \| You may have heard Jenni Prisk, founder of Voices of Women (www.voicesofwomen.org) interview Jason the "Wise Guy" Merchey in a couple prior shows. This show is more of a dialogue, with the topic being values and ethics in general. In this show, there are some bite-sized chunks of information that you can easily take with you in your daily life and bring out when the situation calls for you to know what you value and believe to be the right decision. [^]
	A Discussion of Values and Ethics in General Segment 1 \| You may have heard Jenni Prisk, founder of Voices of Women (www.voicesofwomen.org) interview Jason the "Wise Guy" Merchey in a couple prior shows. This show is more of a dialogue, with the topic being values and ethics in general. In this show, there are some bite-sized chunks of information that you can easily take with you in your daily life and bring out when the situation calls for you to know what you value and believe to be the right decision. [^]
	A Discussion of Values and Ethics in General Segment 3 \| You may have heard Jenni Prisk, founder of Voices of Women (www.voicesofwomen.org) interview Jason the "Wise Guy" Merchey in a couple prior shows. This show is more of a dialogue, with the topic being values and ethics in general. In this show, there are some bite-sized chunks of information that you can easily take with you in your daily life and bring out when the situation calls for you to know what you value and believe to be the right decision. [^]
	A Life of Value Segment 1 \| What does the idea "a life of value" mean? What values do wise people have? What are American values? How can one live a life that is both comfortable, fulfilling, and moral? On hand to answer these questions and more is Earle F. Zeigler, PhD, Emeritus Professor from the University of Western Ontario and author of A Way Out of Ethical Confusion - Untangling the Values Fiasco in North America. In his eighties, this dual citizen of the United States and Canada has been asked back after participating in a show about a month ago because of his incredible ability to shine light on this fascinating topic. [^]

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