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Social Justice - A ConversationSocial Justice and Systemic Change Explore Federal Power, Minnesota ICE Conflict, Healthcare Policy, and Calls for ResistanceProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Pena discuss social justice issues in the U.S., highlighting the need for systemic change. They address the intimidation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, the pardon system's flaws, and the impact of healthcare policy changes. The conversation shifts to the Minnesota events, drawing parallels to Nazi Germany's rule of law erosion. Blanca calls for the abolition of systems like ICE, citing racial injustices. Charles emphasizes the need for introspection and nationwide protests to address systemic racism and government failures. They stress the importance of community support and non-violent resistance.
2026-02-0328 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExposing Systemic Abuse and Demanding Accountability: Stanton and Peña Challenge DOJ Secrecy and Call for Cultural ChangeProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Peña discuss the delayed release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case by the Justice Department, citing ongoing investigations. They criticize the department's hypocrisy in claiming to protect victims while obfuscating information. Blanca emphasizes the need for accountability in politics and media, highlighting the societal failure to believe victims of abuse. They also address the systemic issues in Hollywood, particularly the exploitation of women, exemplified by cases like Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation concludes with a call for societal change and a positive note on the importance of c...
2025-11-2529 min
Defenders of Business ValueEP 133: The Story That Sells Your Business with Charlie StantonIn a business appraisal, the numbers will always matter — but how they're communicated can have just as much impact on value. Charlie Stanton, CFA and founder of Stanton Valuation Advisors, believes every valuation tells a story. Drawing from his work in estate planning, litigation, and succession, he explains how storytelling can transform the way a business's worth is understood. This episode explores the eight elements every appraisal story should include, why owning your narrative builds buyer trust, and how a clear, consistent story can make your business more saleable. In this epi...
2025-11-1936 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExposing Power Abuses, Confronting Injustice, and Calling for Accountability Amid Government TurmoilProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Peña discuss the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the government shutdown, and broader issues of social justice. They highlight the obstruction of justice and the potential release of documents in the House of Representatives, with some Republicans seeking political cover. They criticize the government's failure to address systemic issues, particularly the mistreatment of women and the acceptance of bad behavior in power dynamics. They also discuss the impact of the shutdown on healthcare and the disparity between the wealthy and the needy, emphasizing the need for societal change and accountability.
2025-11-1829 minSocial Justice - A ConversationAnalyzing Election Wins and Exposing Money’s Influence in American PoliticsProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Peña discuss recent U.S. elections, highlighting the victories of Eric Adams in New York City, a woman governor and a black attorney general in Virginia, and female nominee Jackie Sherrill in New Jersey. They note the significant voter turnout, particularly among diverse groups, which contributed to Sherrill's win. Stanton and Peña criticize the current administration's economic policies, rising costs, and cuts to social programs. They emphasize the influence of wealthy donors and the need for public financing of elections to reduce corruption. The conversation ends with a critique of...
2025-11-1128 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExposing Government Inaction and Defending America’s Most VulnerableProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Peña discuss the lack of cooperation among U.S. government branches, particularly affecting food stamp benefits and healthcare. They highlight the inertia of Congress, leading to potential government shutdowns and the defunding of Medicaid and Obamacare. Blanca criticizes the government's focus on individualism over community support, citing the treatment of the homeless and the impact of federal benefit cuts on millions, including children and underpaid workers. They also discuss the societal prejudice against the poor and the need for collective action to address these issues.
2025-11-0428 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExamining Power and Memory: Stanton and Peña Expose the Consequences of Erasing History and Ignoring Public VoiceProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Peña discuss the symbolic destruction of the East Wing of the White House, criticizing the lack of consultation with historians and the public. They highlight the broader implications of the administration's actions, including the government shutdown and the failure of Congress to act independently. The conversation touches on the moral and societal issues, such as the treatment of immigrants, the impact of propaganda, and the need for empathy and critical thinking. They emphasize the importance of historical education to prevent repeating past mistakes and call for a more united and i...
2025-10-2828 minSocial Justice - A ConversationConfronting Corruption and Inequality: Stanton and Peña Expose Injustice and Inspire Collective ActionProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Pena discuss the Catholic Church's failure to address past abuse cases, drawing parallels to the Jeffrey Epstein case. They criticize the justice system's ineffectiveness and the Supreme Court's short-sighted decisions. Blanca highlights the hypocrisy in political figures' support for free speech. They discuss the impact of government shutdowns on healthcare and employment, and the wealth disparity, citing Elon Musk's potential to become the first trillionaire. They emphasize the need for collective resistance and hope, urging listeners to fight for justice and equality.
2025-10-2129 minSocial Justice - A ConversationProfessor Stanton and Blanca Peña Expose Political Corruption and Demand Justice Reform Amid Epstein File ControversyProfessors Charles Stanton and Blanca Pena discussed the delayed swearing-in of Azalea Gravarvala, the daughter of a former congressman, amidst allegations of efforts to prevent the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, which she holds the critical 218th vote. They highlighted the broader issues of political corruption, moral decline, and systemic failures in justice. Comparisons were drawn to historic delays in Supreme Court justice appointments and recent scandals involving powerful individuals. The conversation underscored the necessity of societal introspection and reform, particularly regarding child exploitation, racial equity, and gender equality, while expressing hope for a transformative moment if the truth...
2025-10-1429 minSocial Justice - A ConversationProfessor Charles Stanton and Blanca Peña Expose Political Division and Champion Unity Amid Government ShutdownProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Pena discuss the impact of the government shutdown, highlighting the Republican Party's desire to cut healthcare programs like Obamacare and Medicaid. They note the disproportionate impact on minority communities, particularly WIC, and the broader agenda to eliminate agencies. Blanca criticizes the administration's divisive tactics and the misinformation spread about the shutdown. They also discuss the devaluation of minority communities, the weaponization of religion, and the importance of love, dialogue, and faith in addressing societal issues. The conversation emphasizes the need for collective action and principled stand to overcome current challenges.
2025-10-0729 minSocial Justice - A ConversationProfessor Stanton and Blanca Peña Expose Threats to Prosecutorial Independence, Healthcare, and Immigrant RightsProfessor Charles Stanton and Blanca Pena discuss the erosion of the legal system and the independence of prosecutors under the current administration. They highlight the dismissal of qualified prosecutors like James Comey and the appointment of unqualified individuals, such as a prosecutor specializing in insurance law. They also touch on the broader implications of the administration's actions, including the potential defunding of Obamacare, the impact on healthcare, and the moral implications of immigration policies. The conversation emphasizes the need for unity and the erosion of human rights and due process, particularly for immigrants.
2025-09-3029 minSocial Justice - A ConversationProfessor Charles Stanton and Blanca Peña Expose Free Speech Erosion and Systemic Failures in Abuse CasesProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Pena discuss the implications of Charlie Kirk's death and the erosion of the First Amendment. They highlight the irony of calls for speech regulation after Kirk's pro-free speech stance. They also address the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, criticizing the lack of congressional action and the failure to release bank records. Blanca emphasizes the systemic issues in handling abuse cases, particularly the high standards for victims and the prevalence of abuse in universities. They call for a return to core values, ethical standards, and a more empathetic society.
2025-09-2329 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExposing Systemic Failures in U.S. Law and Politics: Stanton and Peña Challenge Leadership, Justice, and Public HealthProfessor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Blanca Pena discuss social justice issues, focusing on the inadequacies of the current U.S. administration. They criticize the appointment of unqualified individuals like Health Secretary RFK, citing his lack of knowledge and experience. They express concern over the country's health, particularly with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The conversation also touches on the Jeffrey Epstein case, highlighting the failure of the justice system to provide victims with justice. They emphasize the systemic flaws in the U.S. legal and political systems, including the Supreme Court's lack of ethics and the President's misuse...
2025-09-0929 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer Discuss Civic Engagement, Economic Inequality, and the Path to Social JusticeCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the state of social justice in the U.S., highlighting issues of civic engagement, economic inequality, and the impact of the current administration. Kira notes the overworked and stressed population, lack of empathy, and the shift towards competitive authoritarianism. Charles emphasizes the breakdown of institutions, the racial and gender divisions, and the need for redistribution of wealth and corporate responsibility. Both stress the importance of empathy, activism, and the role of education in addressing these issues. Kira plans to pursue a career in law to advocate for social justice, while Charles commends her...
2025-05-0628 minSocial Justice - A ConversationStanton and Kramer Examine Immigration Injustice, Authoritarian Shifts, and Political MobilizationCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the lack of due process in immigrant removals, highlighting a case where a man was deported to El Salvador without any process. They express concern over the shift towards competitive authoritarianism, citing a survey of 500 political scientists. The conversation touches on the importance of affirmative action, particularly at diverse universities like UNLV, and the disparities in coaching opportunities in sports. They also discuss the economic impact of the current administration's policies, the potential for civil unrest, and the importance of midterm elections for political mobilization.
2025-04-2929 minSocial Justice - A ConversationStanton and Kramer Expose Government Pressure, Legal Erosion, and Threats to DemocracyCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the threat to educational institutions and the erosion of legal principles. They highlight the impact of government pressure on universities, citing the University of Michigan's abandonment of DEI programs. Stanton criticizes law firms for succumbing to government dictates on case selection, undermining social justice efforts. Kramer emphasizes the need for collective action among universities and law firms. They discuss the economic instability caused by inconsistent tariff policies and the potential harm of the Save Act, which could disenfranchise millions. Both stress the importance of community support and vigilance against democratic erosion.
2025-04-2229 minSocial Justice - A ConversationStanton and Kramer Expose Cybersecurity Failures, Tariff Risks, and Agricultural InjusticeCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the erosion of U.S. cybersecurity due to the removal of experienced personnel, which they argue poses a significant threat to national security. They also critique the administration's tariff policies, predicting they will harm the car industry and increase production costs by 20-40%. Kramer highlights the exploitation of undocumented workers in agriculture, noting the potential collapse of small farms and the monopoly of mega farms. They criticize the lack of leadership in Congress, particularly from Democratic leaders, and call for greater citizen involvement in protests and activism.
2025-04-1528 minSocial Justice - A ConversationLawyers Mobilize: Defend Free Speech, Challenge Power, and Resist HR 22Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the role of law firms in upholding free speech and challenging the Trump administration's actions. They highlight the subservience of firms like Paul Weiss and praise those, like WilmerHale, standing against the administration. Kira emphasizes the importance of mobilizing for midterm elections and opposing the Silencing Americans Act (HR 22), which could disenfranchise millions. They also address the administration's attempts to undermine diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and the need for collective legal action. The conversation concludes with a call to action for citizens to engage in peaceful protests and economic resistance.
2025-04-0829 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer Examine Policy Cuts and Urge Civic EngagementProfessor Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the Trump administration's impact on social justice, highlighting cuts to the Veterans Administration, which now forces therapists to conduct sessions in large, open rooms, compromising patient privacy. They also criticize the elimination of legal representation for migrant children and cuts to education and Medicaid, particularly affecting states that supported the president. The conversation touches on the broader societal issues of individualism, lack of government accountability, and the need for informed citizens to engage politically. They emphasize the importance of diverse news sources and civic engagement to counteract these challenges.
2025-04-0128 minSocial Justice - A ConversationFear, Hypocrisy, and the Erosion of Leadership in CongressCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the fear and retribution in Congress, with members hiring security due to threats. They criticize the Democrats' complacent response to Trump's actions, highlighting a lack of leadership and hypocrisy. They note Trump's loyalty oaths, cuts to government agencies like the VA and FAA, and the potential dangers of these actions. Kira mentions the firing of GSA employees in Nevada, affecting federal buildings. They discuss the impact of Trump's trade wars, rising costs, and the potential for international sanctions. They conclude by urging listeners to engage and stay informed.
2025-03-1828 min
Seeing Them LiveS03E06 - Jamie James Talks Concerts, Musical Inspiration, and His New AlbumJamie James, guitarist, singer, and songwriter, joins Charles on Seeing Them Live to discuss his musical journey and new album Straight Up, released on Oglio Records.Jamie reflects on his early musical influences, growing up in Woodstock, Ontario, and his transition from aspiring hockey player to musician after a knee injury. He shares how he taught himself guitar on a damaged acoustic and recalls receiving his first real guitar as a Christmas gift in 1966. The conversation turns to Jamie’s formative concert experiences, including seeing Tommy James and the Shondells, Deep Purple, Sly and the Fam...
2025-03-1658 minSocial Justice - A ConversationDisrupting Diplomacy: Trump Undermines NATO, U.S. Policy, and Public HealthCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the diplomatic breach of the meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Trump on February 28, 2025, criticizing the lack of protocol and the impact on NATO's confidence. They highlight Trump's alignment with dictators and his demoralizing impact on U.S. foreign policy. Kramer notes the lack of a flu vaccine protocol and the potential dangers to older voters. They discuss the broader negative effects of Trump's policies, including tariffs, civil service removal, and the Supreme Court's decisions. Kramer emphasizes the importance of community mobilization through groups like Indivisible and local initiatives to counteract these issues.
2025-03-1129 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExamining Trump's Foreign Policy: Democracy, Dictators, and the Push for AccountabilityCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the U.S.'s shifting foreign policy under President Trump, particularly regarding Ukraine and Venezuela. They criticize Trump's alignment with Russia and China at the UN, and his support for dictators like Maduro. The conversation highlights the erosion of U.S. democracy, the enabling of dictatorships, and the potential for a kingly role for Trump. They emphasize the need for impeachment and active public engagement to restore democratic principles. The discussion also touches on the impact of Trump's policies on international relations, the military, and the Supreme Court's role in upholding the law.
2025-03-0429 minSocial Justice - A ConversationPower Struggles and Political Fallout: Ukraine, U.S. Policy, and the Erosion of Democracy
2025-02-2529 minSocial Justice - A ConversationDefying the Courts: Trump’s Executive Orders, Tax Cuts, and the Fight for DemocracyProfessor Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the challenges posed by the Trump administration's executive orders, which have been deemed insufficient or illegal by courts but face non-compliance from defendants. They highlight the potential threat to democracy and the rule of law, emphasizing the need for Congress and the public to act. Kramer links the current situation to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, noting the $4 trillion in tax benefits expiring and the administration's efforts to defund federal programs to fund tax breaks for the wealthy. They stress the importance of public education, community involvement, and pressure on elected...
2025-02-1829 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer Expose Threats to Democracy, Social Justice, and Global StabilityCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the erosion of social justice and democratic principles in the U.S. They critique the President's attempts to end birthright citizenship and his uninformed plan for Gaza, highlighting the Republican Party's complicity. Kramer points out historical U.S. actions in the Middle East and the current exploitation of Palestinian resources. They discuss the lack of moral clarity and leadership in both major parties, the threat to federal workers' jobs, and the erosion of public health resources. Kramer emphasizes the importance of supporting organizations advocating for reproductive rights and public health. They conclude with...
2025-02-1129 minSocial Justice - A ConversationPolitical Dissent and Community Action: Navigating Leadership, Economy, and AdvocacyCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the implications of the new president's administration, highlighting the lack of qualifications and character among nominees like Pete Hegseth. They criticize the Senate for confirming unfit nominees out of fear of Donald Trump. Kramer emphasizes the importance of political dissent and community engagement, suggesting actions like reducing spending to avoid stimulating Trump's economy and supporting local businesses. They also discuss the need for higher education to protect immigrant students and the resources available, such as the UNLV Immigration Clinic. The conversation concludes with a call to action for community involvement and maintaining joy...
2025-02-0429 minSocial Justice - A ConversationQuestioning Leadership: Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer on Trump Appointments, Accountability, and Restoring Public TrustCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the appointments made by President Donald Trump, highlighting concerns about competence and ethics. They criticize the appointments of a talk show host as Defense Secretary, a person with sexual misconduct allegations as Attorney General, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to a public health position due to his anti-vaccine stance. They emphasize the importance of knowledge and integrity in government roles. The conversation also touches on the erosion of public trust in institutions, the impact of corporate misdeeds, and the need for criminal accountability. They stress the importance of community involvement and education to...
2024-11-2629 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCritiquing Leadership Choices and Policy Implications of the President-ElectCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the controversial cabinet appointments by the President Elect, highlighting the lack of qualifications and experience among some nominees like Marco Rubio and Christy Nome. They express concern over the President's preference for inexperienced individuals who may act as "yes men" and the potential impact on national security and policy. They also discuss the challenges faced by Kamala Harris during her campaign, including her progressive stance and the double standards applied to her compared to the President. The conversation touches on the implications of the President's policies, such as potential restrictions on abortion, and...
2024-11-1929 minSocial Justice - A ConversationChallenges to Democracy: Examining Election Impacts, Social Justice, and Community Advocacy in Times of UncertaintyIn a discussion on social justice, Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer, along with UNLV students Hope and Sara Jane, analyze the recent election outcome, focusing on the impact of inflation, immigration, and abortion issues on voter decisions. They express concern over the acceptance of unethical and uncharacteristic leaders, the erosion of democratic values, and the influence of misinformation. The conversation highlights the disillusionment with the justice system, the role of money in politics, and the need for community building and moral principles. They emphasize the importance of mobilizing to protect and support vulnerable populations and maintaining hope for the...
2024-11-1228 minSocial Justice - A ConversationSafeguarding Democracy: Navigating Threats, Voter Rights, and the Stakes of the November 5 ElectionCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the upcoming November 5 election, highlighting concerns about the normalization of inappropriate comments and threats to democracy, such as ballot box burning and voter roll purges. They criticize the recent Republican nominee's event at Madison Square Garden, describing it as repellent and inappropriate. Kramer emphasizes the importance of voting beyond self-interest, noting the potential dangers of a Republican Congress invalidating votes. They discuss Trump's derogatory comments about diverse groups, including Puerto Ricans, and the implications for Latino voters. Stanton argues for the importance of voting for a candidate who will protect rights and democracy...
2024-11-0528 minSocial Justice - A ConversationPresidential Ethics and Public Responsibility: A Critical Examination of Leadership, Media Influence, and Informed VotingCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the moral and ethical standards required for U.S. presidency, contrasting Kamala Harris's extensive public service background with the ex-president's lack thereof. They highlight the ex-president's authoritarian tendencies, citing comments about needing loyal followers like those who supported Hitler. The conversation critiques the ex-president's economic policies, which favor the wealthy, and the Republican Party's abandonment of principles. They emphasize the importance of voting and fact-checking, noting the media's role in shaping public opinion. The discussion concludes with a call to action for informed voting.
2024-10-2928 min
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2024-10-2300 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThreats to Democracy: Analyzing Trump’s Rhetoric and the Importance of an Informed VoteCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the dangerous rhetoric of Donald Trump, comparing it to historical figures like Hitler who targeted internal enemies. They highlight Trump's divisive language, his potential to use military force against dissenters, and his lack of commitment to democratic norms. Kramer emphasizes the importance of voting for Kamala Harris to maintain checks and balances, contrasting her policy-focused approach with Trump's lack of clear platform. Stanton criticizes the Republican Party's silence on Trump's actions and stresses the need for an informed electorate to protect democratic freedoms. They urge listeners to register and vote in the upcoming...
2024-10-2229 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Crossroads of Democracy: Social Justice, Rhetoric, and the 2024 ElectionIn this episode of Social Justice: A Conversation, Professor Stanton and Kira Kramer tackle the troubling dynamics of modern American politics. They discuss the resurgence of inflammatory rhetoric, particularly surrounding race and gender, and the potential repercussions on democracy as election season heats up. From Elon Musk’s controversial remarks to the Republican Party’s political strategy, they examine the power of words and accountability in shaping public sentiment. As they reflect on historical context and current events, including climate crises and challenges in immigration policy, they consider America’s path forward amidst a divisive political landscape.
2024-10-1528 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCivility in Debate: The Vice Presidential Debate, Justice System Failures, and the Urgency of Political EngagementCharles Stanton and Kira Kramer discuss the vice presidential debate, highlighting the civility and agreement on issues like gun violence and abortion. Kramer criticizes JD Vance's stance on abortion, citing historical mistrust in U.S. healthcare. Stanton notes Vance's false claims, such as attributing Obamacare's survival to Trump. They discuss the backlog of rape cases, with only 100,000-500,000 cases adjudicated, and the lack of government action. Stanton emphasizes the erosion of trust in the justice system and the normalization of abuse. They conclude by urging listeners to vote and stay engaged in political issues.
2024-10-0830 min
Get Your Favorite Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Cozy Mystery[German] - Madame Beaumarie und der Winter in der Provence: Kriminalroman by Ingrid WaltherPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/813381 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Madame Beaumarie und der Winter in der Provence: Kriminalroman Series: #2 of Madame Beaumarie Author: Ingrid Walther Narrator: Brigitte Carlsen Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 15 minutes Release date: October 7, 2024 Genres: Cozy Mystery Publisher's Summary: Florence Beaumarie möchte mit ihrem charmanten Freund Charles Florentin entspannte Tage in dessen Landhaus im idyllischen Saignon im Luberon verbringen. Die ehemalige Pariser Kommissarin hofft auf stille Stunden vor dem Kamin, Wanderungen über winterliche Lavendelfelder und die Gelegenheit, ihre Beziehung zu Charles auszuloten. Doch schon am Tag ihrer Anreise wird eine junge Fra...
2024-10-0705 minSocial Justice - A ConversationJustice, Politics, and Technology: A Conversation on Racial Bias, Democracy, and Ethical Accountability
2024-10-0130 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Erosion of Judicial Integrity: Supreme Court Decisions, Corporate Influence, and Public IndifferenceIn this episode of "Social Justice: A Conversation," Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer delve into the troubling state of the U.S. Supreme Court, discussing its recent controversial decisions, the rise of the "shadow docket," and the erosion of constitutional integrity. They explore how political and corporate influences have infiltrated the highest court, compromising its objectivity and accountability. The conversation extends to the broader implications of these issues on the democratic process, the role of money in politics, and the pervasive indifference in society toward systemic injustices. Through a critical examination of cases and institutional practices, the episode calls...
2024-09-2430 minSocial Justice - A ConversationDebate Analysis: Abortion Rights, Gender Justice, and Systemic ReformsProfessor Charles Stanton and Kira Kramer, a fourth-year honors college student, discuss the recent debate between Kamala Harris and former president Trump, focusing on abortion rights and bodily autonomy. They highlight the gender-based injustices and the potential loss of voting rights for women if Roe v. Wade is overturned. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court's role in denying rights, the ethical issues in the judiciary, and the impact of corporate greed on workers and consumers. They emphasize the need for systemic reforms to address these issues and stress the importance of free speech and informed public discourse.
2024-09-1730 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnpacking Justice: From Weinstein to Presidential AccountabilityJoin Professor Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam in an eye-opening conversation delving into the complexities of justice in today's society. From the Weinstein case to the scrutiny of presidential actions, they dissect the intricacies of legal decisions, societal responsibilities, and the moral imperative of those entrusted with upholding the law. Exploring themes of gender, power, and systemic flaws, this podcast episode offers a sobering yet hopeful reflection on the challenges and opportunities for a more just future.
2024-05-0732 minSocial Justice - A ConversationAccountability, Indifference, and the Quest for ChangeJoin Professor Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam in their thought-provoking podcast Social Justice - A Conversation. In their final episode of the semester, they delve into pressing issues plaguing society, from the mishandling of abuse cases like Larry Nasser's to the negligence in ensuring safety, as seen in the Columbia space shuttle disaster. Through their candid dialogue, they highlight the systemic failures within law enforcement and governmental institutions, emphasizing the need for accountability and societal introspection. Touching on topics like homelessness criminalization, media manipulation, and the fragmentation of social justice movements, they shed light on the complexities of modern...
2024-04-3029 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Erosion of Justice: A Deep Dive into Societal DecayJoin Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam in a thought-provoking discussion on the erosion of justice and morality in society. From the alarming rise in teenage violence to the systemic corruption in politics and judiciary, they delve into the root causes and repercussions of these disturbing trends. With insights into the breakdown of ethical values and the polarization of society, they examine the challenges facing our justice system and the urgent need for reform. Dive into this candid conversation as they dissect complex issues and offer critical perspectives on navigating a society in crisis.
2024-04-2330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationAbortion Laws and Airline SafetyFrom dissecting the implications of Arizona's controversial abortion law to uncovering alarming revelations about defective fuselages in airplanes, Prof. Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam navigate through the complex intersections of politics, corporate greed, and societal values. From unequal pay in the hospitality industry to the plight of immigrant workers, they shed light on systemic injustices that demand attention and action. With poignant anecdotes and sharp analysis, they challenge listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and advocate for meaningful change in our communities. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that delves deep into the heart of social justice dilemmas.
2024-04-1630 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCorporate Negligence: The Aviation Industry's Safety CrisisJoin hosts Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam as they delve into the alarming safety concerns plaguing the aviation industry. From the recent upheaval at Boeing and United Airlines to the broader issues of profit-driven motives overshadowing public safety, this episode dissects the intricate web of corporate negligence. Exploring the implications of understaffing, overworked professionals, and the prioritization of profits over people, the conversation sheds light on a systemic problem affecting not only aviation but numerous other industries. As they navigate through various instances of industry mismanagement and governmental oversight, the hosts confront the pressing need for systemic reform to...
2024-04-0930 minSocial Justice - A ConversationPerspectives on Global Concerns and Institutional FailuresJoin Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam in a thought-provoking conversation on social justice, spanning from the impact of the anti-dissent law in Hong Kong to the systemic failures within institutions like the U.S. Congress and Supreme Court. Delving into topics such as democracy, immigration, and diversity, they dissect the complexities of societal issues and the need for collective action to address them. Through candid reflections and critical analysis, they shed light on the challenges facing not only the United States but also the global community in the pursuit of justice and equity.
2024-04-0229 minSocial Justice - A ConversationBoeing's Woes and Political TurmoilCharles Stanton and Gabriella Tam delve into pressing issues plaguing society. From the alarming revelations surrounding Boeing's safety concerns to the intricate web of political maneuvering in recent events, they dissect the systemic injustices and corporate negligence that endanger lives and erode public trust. With candid discussions on whistleblowers, electoral controversies, and the insidious undercurrents of power dynamics, this episode challenges listeners to confront the unsettling realities of our justice system and society at large. Tune in for an illuminating exploration of pressing issues shaping our world today.
2024-03-2630 minSocial Justice - A ConversationDysfunction: Exploring Social Justice in the American SystemJoin Professor Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam as they delve into the intricate layers of dysfunction within the American government and justice system in this thought-provoking episode. From the limitations of the presidency to the ineffectiveness of legislation and the troubling decisions of the Supreme Court, no stone is left unturned. They scrutinize recent legal controversies, including the obstruction of justice and the challenges of equal treatment under the law, shedding light on systemic issues and societal disaffection. Through their conversation, they underscore the urgent need for reform and accountability in pursuit of true social justice. Tune in for...
2024-03-1930 minSocial Justice - A ConversationGlobal Shifts: Social Justice, NATO Expansion, and Corporate AccountabilityIn this episode, Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam celebrate the positive development of Sweden's inclusion in NATO, discuss the challenges facing Ukraine, and examine the dynamics of Congress's stance. The duo also addresses the complex landscape of democracy, the importance of defending human rights, and recent controversial legislation affecting reproductive rights in Alabama. The conversation expands to corporate accountability, exploring the potential consequences of the Kroger-Albertsons merger and concerns within the aviation industry regarding whistleblowers reporting safety issues at Boeing. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking discussion on societal shifts, values, and the need for vigilant citizenship.
2024-03-1229 minSocial Justice - A ConversationGlobal Perspectives on Democracy: Unpacking Russia, Leadership, and International ImpactCharles Stanton and Gabriela Tam venture beyond the borders of the United States to discuss the implications of Russia's actions on the world stage. They delve into the recent events surrounding the murder of a Russian freedom fighter, questioning the global response and the role of the United States in supporting democracy. The conversation takes a critical turn as they analyze the divided views within the country, especially concerning Russia. The hosts express concerns about the lack of strong leadership, both domestically and internationally, and the potential consequences of such indecision on democracy. Join them as they explore the...
2024-03-0530 minSocial Justice - A ConversationA Critical Examination of America's Leadership CrisisCharles Stanton, a faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and his partner, Gabriella Tam, delve into the disturbing recurrence of mass shootings and the pressing need for gun control measures in the United States. As they discuss the aftermath of a recent tragedy involving a parade for the victorious Kansas City Chiefs, the conversation takes a thought-provoking turn towards the motivations of politicians and their priorities. Stanton critiques the lack of meaningful action from elected leaders and highlights the disheartening trend of self-serving agendas over genuine public service. Join them in exploring the deeper issues surrounding societal...
2024-02-2729 minSocial Justice - A ConversationSocial Justice in a Divided NationJoin Professor Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam in their insightful conversation on the current state of social justice in America. In this episode, they address the shocking decision in Florida to ban the teaching of sociology in state universities and delve into the broader issue of education facing political resistance. The discussion unfolds to cover the immigration crisis and the political games hindering progress on vital issues. The duo reflects on the impact of influential figures like Taylor Swift, who champion voter registration, and proposes a new constitutional convention as a means to bridge the deep divides in the...
2024-02-2029 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Unsettling Terrain of Modern Politics and Online RealitiesIn this episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation", Professor Charles Stanton, along with student co-host Gabriella Tam, delves into the disconcerting developments in contemporary politics. From the disturbing threats faced by political figures to the erosion of political discourse, they explore the evolving landscape of democracy. The conversation extends to the disconnection between government agencies and their duty, examining instances where regulatory bodies, such as the Federal Trade Commission, fall short in protecting citizens' interests. The hosts also touch on the challenges posed by social media, discussing the exploitation of technology and the dire need for responsible content...
2024-02-1330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Trauma and Advocating Change: Reflections on a Campus TragedyJoin Charles Stanton, a faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, as they return to their podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation." After a hiatus, the hosts discuss the recent campus shooting on December 6th, sharing personal experiences and reflections. Their conversation delves into the trauma of the event, highlighting the importance of campus security measures. Moving beyond the specific incident, the hosts passionately explore the broader issue of gun violence in the United States, emphasizing the need for collective action and sensible gun regulations. As they touch on recent political...
2024-02-0629 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnraveling the Fabric: Crisis of Confidence in America's InstitutionsIn this thought-provoking episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at UNLV, and Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, delve into the disintegration of social and political norms. From the mass exodus in Congress to the unsettling rise of discrimination, the hosts tackle issues such as the loss of faith in institutions, growing indifference, and the alarming surge in suicide rates. Exploring topics from the justice system's inequality to the disturbing events of January 6, the podcast sparks crucial conversations about the future of America and the challenges it faces in restoring trust and justice. Join the hosts as they navigate...
2023-12-0530 minSocial Justice - A ConversationBreaking the Silence: Unveiling the Shadows of Athletics and Societal PressuresIn this episode of "Social Justice, a Conversation," hosts Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam delve into the pervasive issue of body shaming and abusive behavior in sports, focusing on the recent controversies surrounding the University of Utah gymnastics team. The hosts passionately discuss the destructive patterns of repetition in sports coaching, the detrimental impact on young athletes, and the broader societal implications. From modeling to gymnastics, they explore the damaging consequences of unrealistic beauty standards and the urgent need for change. Tune in as they shed light on the importance of acknowledging these issues and fostering a culture of...
2023-11-2830 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating the Maze: Examining Ethics, Justice, and Social ChallengesIn this episode of "Social Justice, a Conversation," hosts Charles Stanton and Gabriella Tam delve into the complexities surrounding ethics, justice, and societal challenges. They explore the recent Supreme Court ethics policy and scrutinize its effectiveness, questioning the absence of penalties for misdeeds. The hosts also touch upon issues such as the intertwining of politics and personal interests, the alarming rise of human trafficking facilitated by crypto money, and the changing landscape of education, where principles and discipline seem to be wavering. Additionally, they reflect on the societal disregard for the well-being of children, the homeless, and women's rights...
2023-11-2129 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnveiling Injustices: From Abortion Rights to Gun ControJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, alongside fourth-year accounting student Gabriella Tam, in their podcast "Social Justice - A Conversation." In this episode, they delve into pressing issues surrounding social justice, ranging from the recent Ohio vote on abortion rights to the critical debate on whether individuals with domestic abuse complaints should have access to firearms. The conversation also explores the alarming rise in cases of missing indigenous women, the contentious use of cannabis and vaping, and the multifaceted challenges in the aviation industry. Stanton and Tam provide...
2023-11-1429 minSocial Justice - A ConversationVoices of Change: Unraveling Societal IndifferenceJoin Charles Stanton, faculty at UNLV's Honors College and the Boyd School of Law, and his partner Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, in their compelling podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation." In this episode, they passionately address the disturbing societal indifference towards pressing issues, examining the recent tragic shooting in Maine and its connections to mental health, gun rights, and the alarming lack of intervention. The conversation delves into the role of social media, the challenges of regulating it, and the consequences of ignoring warning signs in cases of mass shootings. The hosts also explore the implications of...
2023-11-0730 minSocial Justice - A ConversationFilm Critiques to Global InjusticesJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, in their insightful podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation." In this episode, they delve into Martin Scorsese's latest film, "Killers of the Flower Moon," unraveling the harrowing story of the Osage tribe's unjust treatment. The hosts draw parallels between historical events and the contemporary challenges faced by educators in states like Oklahoma. The conversation broadens to encompass the Middle East, as they reflect on the recurring patterns of conflict and the importance of understanding and learning from history. Don't miss this...
2023-10-3129 minSocial Justice - A ConversationA Dialogue on the Middle East and Social JusticeIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, engage in a candid conversation about the ongoing challenges in the Middle East and the importance of social justice. The discussion covers recent efforts by President Biden to address the humanitarian crisis in the region, the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the role of neighboring countries. The hosts also delve into broader topics, including the significance of diversity, inclusion, and equity, reflecting on the power of kindness and compassion in fostering a more harmonious society...
2023-10-2428 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnraveling the Complex Threads of the Israel-Palestine DilemmaIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, engage in a deep and candid conversation about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Israel and the West Bank. With personal anecdotes, historical reflections, and global comparisons, they delve into the complexities of the conflict, shedding light on the impact of violence, the role of ideologies, and the challenges faced by both Israeli and Palestinian communities. The episode urges listeners to consider the call for justice, peace, and unity in the face of adversity, offering a compelling perspective...
2023-10-1728 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnpacking America's Struggles: Government Shutdowns, Political Turmoil, and Social Injustices ExploredJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, along with his partner, Gabriela Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, as they delve into crucial topics on their podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation." In this episode, the duo addresses the recent government shutdown, the removal of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House, and the evolving landscape of American politics. They also discuss the alarming rise in violent crimes, the impact of video games on societal behavior, and the troubling revelations surrounding racial improprieties at Tesla. The conversation concludes with an...
2023-10-1029 minSocial Justice - A ConversationFrom Political Scandals to Book Banning, a Candid DiscussionIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Charles Stanton, faculty at the UNLV Honors College and Boyd School of Law, engages in a candid conversation with Gabriella Tam, a fourth-year accounting student, exploring a range of societal issues. From dissecting the troubling case of Senator Bob Menendez's indictment for bribery to questioning the ethical conduct of public figures, they delve into the complexities of leadership and accountability. The discussion extends to alarming incidents in education, such as the upheaval at New College of Florida and the disturbing revelations surrounding the Michigan State football program. The episode also sheds light on the...
2023-10-0329 minSocial Justice - A ConversationTexas AG Impeachment, Biden's Agenda, Campus Abuse, and Rolling Stone's ControversyJoin Charles Stanton, faculty at the Honors College of UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, and fourth-year accounting student Gabriella Tam as they dissect the latest social justice issues in their podcast "Social Justice: A Conversation." In this episode, the hosts delve into the perplexing case of the Texas Attorney General's impeachment, exploring the political complexities and loyalty dynamics at play. The discussion then shifts to President Joe Biden's progressive agenda and its impact on various industries, shedding light on the deeper socioeconomic divides in the nation. The hosts also address the disturbing revelations of abuse within Northwestern...
2023-09-2630 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExploring Film Impact, Political Impeachment, and Social ChallengesJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at UNLV's Honors College and Boyd School of Law, along with fourth-year accounting student Gabriela Tam, as they dive into the second season of "Social Justice, a Conversation." In this episode, they discuss the impact of recent movies like the Barbie film and the Oppenheimer movie, examining their societal implications. The conversation seamlessly transitions to political topics, including an impeachment investigation of President Biden and reflections on the divisive political landscape. The hosts also address social challenges, such as homelessness, mental health, and the changing dynamics of relationships in the age of social media...
2023-09-1929 minSocial Justice - A ConversationA Conversation on Tragedies, Corruption, and the Shifting Societal LandscapeIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Professor Charles Stanton and co-host Lana Wetherald engage in a profound conversation, addressing recent tragic events, systemic issues, and the complex interplay of corruption within institutions. From the impact of mass shootings to the rise of prejudice against transgender and LGBT communities, the duo navigates through critical issues, touching on the fragility of institutions like the Supreme Court. As they delve into the challenges of addressing corruption and advocating for social justice, they reflect on the consequences of a society reluctant to confront uncomfortable truths. Join them for a compelling exploration of pressing matters...
2023-05-1230 minSocial Justice - A ConversationCarlson's Exit, Lemon's Mystery, and the Resilience of TruthJoin Charles Stanton and Lana Wetherald in this thought-provoking episode as they unravel the recent seismic shifts in the media landscape. From Tucker Carlson's departure amid controversy to the enigmatic exit of Don Lemon, the hosts dissect the implications for journalism, politics, and societal norms. Delve into the complexities of media accountability, the challenges of navigating entrenched beliefs, and the broader societal issues at play. This engaging discussion touches on everything from the Me Too movement to the resilience required to confront powerful figures. Tune in for a candid exploration of the ever-evolving media industry and its profound impact...
2023-04-2831 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Complex LandscapeJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at the UNLV Honors College, and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, in their thought-provoking podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation", in this episode, they dive into a range of pressing issues, from the recent settlement between Fox News and Dominion to the alarming instances of police violence and mass shootings. The hosts express their concerns about societal indifference, institutional failures, and the need for collective action. Engage in a candid exploration of current events and social justice challenges, as the hosts navigate the complex landscape of our ever-evolving society.
2023-04-2131 minSocial Justice - A ConversationEthical Quagmires: Clarence Thomas' Luxurious Ties and the Ongoing Battle for Reproductive RightsIn this episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at UNLV's Honors College and the Boyd School of Law, and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, delve into the ethical controversies surrounding Justice Clarence Thomas. Disclosing opulent vacations and questionable ties, they scrutinize Thomas' association with a real estate heir and the potential implications for the Supreme Court. The conversation extends to the broader landscape of reproductive rights, dissecting recent attempts to restrict abortion pills and the societal shifts triggered by such endeavors. The hosts also explore the intersection of race, youth activism, and gun violence, shedding light on pressing...
2023-04-1428 minSocial Justice - A ConversationFrom Elections to Indictments, Unraveling America's Social TapestryJoin hosts Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, and third-year law student Lana Wetherald in their engaging podcast, "Social Justice - A Conversation." In this thought-provoking episode, they dive into the recent election dynamics in Wisconsin, shedding light on the impact of social issues like abortion and gun control. The discussion extends to the indictment of a former president and its potential implications for the legal system. Along the way, they explore the complexities of discrimination, highlighting instances from the WNBA and college basketball. Tune in for an enlightening...
2023-04-0729 minSocial Justice - A ConversationMass Shootings, Medicaid Dilemmas, and Book BansIn this episode, Professor Charles Stanton and Ilana Wetherald delve into the troubling recurrence of mass shootings, analyzing the recent incident in Nashville involving a transgender perpetrator. The discussion extends to the inadequate response from legislators, highlighting the influence of the gun lobby. The conversation then shifts to the perplexing Medicaid decisions in states like Mississippi, unraveling the potential racial undertones. The hosts emphasize the critical role of Medicaid expansion in improving healthcare outcomes for marginalized communities. Furthermore, they address the book bans in schools, questioning the motives behind suppressing historical truths and diversity in education. As they dissect...
2023-03-3129 min
Welcome to the MetaverseMetaverse for the Masses: Bridging the Virtual Gap to Adoption [with. Charles Stanton, CMO at FORJ - Animoca Brands subsidiary]The metaverse encompasses a whole host of technologies, virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and open world social games, all of which will likely increasingly be powered by AI in some form.
But what are the major use cases for the average person and how will they be onboarded into this new future?
Our guest to help answer this question is the ace Charles Stanton, Chief Marketing Officer at FORJ, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, who sit between creators and brands and metaverse platforms, helping bring them into this new world.
Part of...
2023-03-3028 minSocial Justice - A ConversationTrump's Legal Entanglements, Police Response to Mental Health Crises, and Ethical DilemmasIn this episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation", hosts Charles Stanton and Lana Wetherald delve into the latest developments surrounding former President Donald Trump's legal challenges. The discussion centers on the complex situation with Alvin Bragg, the prosecutor handling the case, and the response from the Republican Party. The hosts also explore disturbing cases of police response to mental health crises, emphasizing the need for better training and understanding. Shifting gears, they reflect on the impactful film "Women Talking," shedding light on the strength of women-centric narratives in cinema. The episode concludes with a critical analysis of the...
2023-03-2428 minSocial Justice - A ConversationHollywood's Illusions: Social Justice, Fox News Revelations, and Demi Moore's Candid MemoirJoin Professor Charles Stanton and law student Lana Wetherald in an eye-opening episode that explores the recent revelations surrounding Fox News' defamation lawsuit with Dominion and the shocking admissions by some of its on-air talent. Delve into the implications of media manipulation and the erosion of journalistic integrity. The conversation then shifts to the troubling developments in Florida's higher education system, where legislative interference threatens academic freedom. The hosts analyze the economic underpinnings of such actions, questioning the motives behind stifling diverse perspectives. The discussion also touches upon Hollywood's portrayal of powerful women, critiquing the archetype set by the...
2023-03-1029 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating the Crossroads: From Global Diplomacy to Social Media AccountabilityIn this episode, Professor Charles Stanton and law student Lana Wetherald embark on a journey through diverse topics, ranging from Joe Biden's impactful trip to Ukraine to the disturbing revelations about political maneuverings and media dynamics. The discussion delves into the responsibilities of powerful entities, like social media platforms, and the need for regulations to counter harmful content. The hosts emphasize the critical role of education, both in schools and at home, in shaping a responsible digital society. As they reflect on the intersection of global events and individual actions, they underscore the importance of engaging in conversations that...
2023-02-2429 minSocial Justice - A ConversationSocial Justice Realities: From Mass Shootings to Teen DepressionJoin Professor Charles Stanton and law student Lana Wetherald in a candid and thought-provoking conversation on pressing social justice issues. In this episode, they address the recurring tragedy of mass shootings in America, exploring legislative attempts to regulate gun ownership and usage. The discussion delves into the complexities of sensible gun control, emphasizing the need for nuanced conversations and highlighting the challenges faced by college campuses in ensuring safety. The episode transitions to the surprising stance of former Vice President Mike Pence, who refuses to honor a subpoena related to his actions on January 6. The hosts scrutinize Pence's decision...
2023-02-1730 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Twitter Turmoil, Supreme Court Clerkship Secrets, and a University's Battle for SurvivalJoin hosts Charles Stanton, UNLV Honors College faculty, and law student Lana Wetherald in an enlightening episode of "Social Justice, a Conversation." The duo delves into the intricacies of Twitter's content regulation challenges, the exclusive world of Supreme Court clerkships, and the alarming changes faced by the renowned New College of Florida. As the conversation unfolds, they confront the broader issues of diversity, equity, and inclusiveness in education, unraveling the complexities of social justice in our evolving society. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on pressing topics that shape the present and future landscape of justice and education.
2023-02-1030 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExploring Justice: From WNBA Superstars to Political IntriguesJoin the engaging conversation on the latest episode of "Social Justice, a Conversation," where third-year law student Lana Wetherald and Professor Charles Stanton, from the Boyd School of Law at UNLV, delve into a variety of compelling topics. From the controversial trade of a WNBA star to the intricate world of missing documents in politics, the duo navigates through issues that spark thought and reflection. Tune in for insightful discussions that shed light on the complexities of sports, politics, and the challenges facing modern society.
2023-01-2726 minSocial Justice - A ConversationThe Complex Threads of Social Justice: From Racism's Deep Roots to Police Reform and Athlete SafetyIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Professor Charles Stanton and third-year law student Lana Wetherald engage in a dynamic conversation touching on pivotal issues in today's society. They explore the enduring presence of racism in America, its historical origins, and the contemporary challenges in dismantling systemic inequalities. The discussion seamlessly transitions to the intricacies of police reform, dissecting the need for a paradigm shift in law enforcement training and a societal responsibility for change. The conversation concludes with a critical look at athlete safety, inspired by recent incidents, shedding light on the disparities in safety measures across high school sports...
2023-01-2730 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnveiling the Unspoken Realities: Fentanyl Crisis, Political Mayhem, and Media DilemmasIn this thought-provoking episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation," Professor Charles Stanton, from UNLV Honors College and Boyd School of Law, engages in a candid dialogue with Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student. Together, they delve into pressing issues, including the alarming rise of the fentanyl crisis, the unsettling political developments, and the evolving landscape of media. They explore the root causes behind the fentanyl epidemic, shedding light on the societal factors contributing to substance abuse. The conversation also touches on the recent political upheavals, questioning the state of governance and the erosion of the rule of law...
2023-01-1330 min
Circling Seattle SportsEpisode 173: Seahawks make playoffs at the last minute, Kraken riding 4-game win streak in Canada, Reign re-sign Stanton, SeaDragons schedule release, Seawolves bring back another former player + moreIn this weeks episode of CSS on Converge, Bel and Charles go over: the Seahawks making the playoffs, the Kraken on a 4-game winning streak, the OL Reign bringing back Nikki Stanton, rumors continuing to swirl the Sounders, the Seawolves bringing back another former player, the SeaDragons releasing their schedule, some former personnel from the Storm finding new homes and more. The most complete coverage of ALL of our Seattle professional sports teams, only found on Circling Seattle Sports!
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2023-01-091h 12
Simply By Grace Podcast#157 - I Experienced Pleasure but Never JoySome listeners will identify with Keith Stanton's search for pleasure in a hedonistic lifestyle. Eventually, in jail, Keith realized that he really wanted to experience joy. Then he found that joy in the gospel of grace that put him on an exciting path of joy, freedom, and ministry. He and wife, Jaqueline, are now serving with Ethnos360 as missionaries committed to sharing the message of grace and joy with the world. Have you experienced pleasure but not pure joy? Let Keith help you understand what God's grace has for you. You can contact him or find out how to...
2022-12-2948 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnpacking Supreme Court Scrutiny, Gun Control, and Club Q TragedyJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member of the Honors College at UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, along with Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, in a candid conversation about recent events. Delve into the Supreme Court's under scrutiny, exposing behind-the-scenes influence tactics, and reflecting on the impact of conservative movements. Explore the alarming rise in gun-related deaths in the U.S., examining the cultural attachment to firearms. The discussion also touches upon the tragic incident at Club Q, prompting a call to consider the perspectives of the LGBTQ+ community, especially trans individuals and people of color, as part...
2022-12-0230 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Injustice: From Tragedies to TransformationsIn this episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation", hosts Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College at UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, engage in a thought-provoking discussion on pressing issues. The episode begins with a somber reflection on the tragic shooting in Colorado Springs, emphasizing the intersectionality of violence and prejudice against the LGBTQ community. The hosts then delve into the complex issues surrounding gun ownership rights, the role of political rhetoric, and the need for nuanced conversations on gun control. The conversation evolves to address ethical concerns...
2022-12-0227 minSocial Justice - A ConversationElection Night Unveiled: A Post-Election Analysis and the Road AheadJoin Charles Stanton from the Honors College of UNLV and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, in an insightful conversation about the unexpected turns of the recent election night. Delve into the intricacies of the election cycle, dissecting the factors that shaped outcomes and exploring the surprising dynamics at play. From the impact of demographic shifts to the significance of split-ticket voting, the duo navigates the complex landscape of contemporary politics. They discuss the role of key voter groups, including women, youth, and the elderly, and scrutinize the aftermath of divisive campaign strategies. Professor Stanton sheds light on the...
2022-11-1830 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Social Justice: Examining Kyrie Irving, Political Campaigns, and Reproductive RightsIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, delve into various topics, including the controversy surrounding Kyrie Irving and his recent actions, the implications of political campaigns and conspiracy theories, and the pressing issue of reproductive rights. The hosts analyze Kyrie Irving's social media post, questioning the broader impact and societal response to such incidents. They also explore the intricate relationship between political advertising, conspiracy theories, and their effects on public opinion. The conversation extends to the recent incident involving Paul Pelosi and the...
2022-11-1030 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnveiling the Complex Web of Politics, Affirmative Action, and Corporate PowerIn this thought-provoking podcast episode, Professor Charles Stanton and law student Lana Wetherald engage in a crucial conversation on the multifaceted issues shaping our society. From dissecting the recent tragedy involving Nancy Pelosi to delving into the Supreme Court's stance on affirmative action, the duo navigates through the intricate landscape of politics and societal dynamics. The discussion doesn't shy away from examining corporate interests, spotlighting the staggering profits of oil giants and questioning the influence of dark money on political agendas. As the upcoming election looms large, the hosts emphasize the significance of individual participation and critical thinking in...
2022-11-0431 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Election Challenges and Voting RightsIn this episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation", hosts Charles Stanton and Lana Wetherald delve into pressing issues surrounding elections and voting rights. Professor Stanton sheds light on alarming incidents in Tampa, where individuals, having served their sentences and believed they could legitimately vote, faced unexpected arrests, possibly as a fear tactic. The hosts discuss broader challenges across the country, from Texas to Wisconsin, highlighting the growing threat to voting accessibility and the disenfranchisement of specific communities. The episode emphasizes the importance of informed voting and explores the impact of conspiracy theories on public discourse, touching upon the...
2022-11-0330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExamining Justice, Elections, and Student Loan ForgivenessIn this thought-provoking episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at UNLV's Honors College and Boyd School of Law, engages in a conversation with Lana Weatherald, a third-year law student, on various social justice topics. The discussion opens with reflections on the sentencing of Nicholas Cruz and the complex considerations surrounding capital punishment and life imprisonment. The hosts then delve into issues such as insider trading among federal judiciary members and the recent Kroger-Albertsons merger, expressing concerns about its potential impact on pricing and competition in the grocery industry. Shifting gears, they explore challenges to democracy, discussing the attempts to...
2022-10-2230 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnveiling Injustice: From Tragedy on the Strip to Racial Politics and Legal ChallengesIn this episode of "Social Justice: A Conversation," hosts Charles Stanton and Lana Weatherald delve into a disconcerting tale of a fatal stabbing in Las Vegas, exploring the profound implications for criminal justice reform, immigration, and corporate responsibility. The hosts navigate through the disturbing realities of gun violence in the United States, emphasizing the urgent need for common-sense gun laws. They also shed light on the resurgence of racial politics in recent political campaigns, emphasizing the alarming acceptance of discriminatory rhetoric. The conversation concludes with a critical examination of the challenges faced by women seeking justice in the legal...
2022-10-1330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationUnveiling Injustice: From Natural Disasters to Legal DisparitiesJoin the compelling conversation between Lana Weatherald, a third-year law student, and Professor Charles Stanton from the Boyd School of Law at UNLV in this episode of Social Justice - A Conversation. The duo dives into pressing issues, from the aftermath of natural disasters like Hurricane Ian to the systemic disparities in breast cancer research. They shed light on the alarming realities of racial and socio-economic divides in healthcare outcomes, as well as the disturbing revelations surrounding sexual assault claims and the questionable practices of corporations like Uber. The discussion goes beyond the headlines, urging listeners to confront the...
2022-10-1330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationNavigating Social Justice: Disparities in Disaster Response, Health Care, and Justice SystemIn this thought-provoking episode of "Social Justice Conversations," hosts Lana Weatherald, a third-year law student, and Professor Charles Stanton from the Boyd School of Law, delve into critical issues affecting our society. The hosts discuss the recent hurricane in Florida, shedding light on disparities in disaster response and the politics behind relief efforts. They also explore nuances in breast cancer awareness, emphasizing the need for a more nuanced conversation about disparities in research and funding. The conversation shifts to alarming revelations about sexual assault claims in the Uber context, revealing systemic issues in addressing women's safety. The hosts cap...
2022-10-1330 minSocial Justice - A ConversationExploring the Political Landscape and Racial Disparities: From Texas Campaigns to NFL DiversityJoin Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College of UNLV, and Lana Weatherald, a third-year law student, in their engaging podcast "Social Justice Conversations." In this episode, they delve into the intriguing political scenario in Texas, discussing the unique campaign styles of the Attorney General and Governor, and the changing dynamics of political interaction in the age of social media. Transitioning to the NFL, they passionately explore the racial disparities among players, coaches, and owners, shedding light on the challenges faced by African American coaches in a league dominated by African American players. The episode concludes with a...
2022-10-1328 minSocial Justice - A ConversationDemocracy in Action: Navigating Social Justice in Today's AmericaJoin hosts Charles Stanton, a faculty member at the UNLV Honors College and Boyd School of Law, and Ilana Weatherall, a third-year law student, as they dive into crucial conversations on social justice. In this episode, they explore the current state of democracy, discussing issues such as the erosion of trust in institutions, challenges to voting rights, and the recent abortion decision. The hosts emphasize the importance of open dialogue, objective facts, and citizen engagement in shaping a more just society. Tune in for insightful discussions on socio-economic inequalities, feminism, systemic legislative issues, and more. This podcast aims to...
2022-10-1332 min
CryptoNews Podcast#135: Charles Stanton on Web3 Branding, Forj and Animoca BrandsCharles Stanton is the CMO at Forj (formerly Bondly), which is the parent brand of MetaPrints and PolkaPet World.Charles has years of experience leading digital marketing and campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the UK including KPMG, The National Lottery, BUPA and British Gas. Recognized through multiple awards including the Social Media Marketing Awards UK, and an international award for Innovation, he is passionate about bringing brands and mainstream audiences into Web3 through Forj.In this conversation, we discuss:- Bondly rebrand to Forj - Qualitative aspects of onboarding ...
2022-06-1647 min
Great AdventuresRick Stanton MBE (Cave Diver) On The Historic 'Thai Cave Rescue'Rick Stanton MBE (cave diver) on his part in the historic "Thai Cave Rescue" where he helped rescue a young soccer team from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai Province in northern Thailand.His book "Aquanaut" is now available. The documentary "The Rescue' is now streaming. Please support more conversations like this by hitting the subscribe button, checking out our sponsors, and leaving a quick review on Apple Podcasts.[Recorded on location at Soho Works in DUMBO.][Great Adventures is proudly fueled by WhistlePig Whiskey and Ha...
2022-01-2129 min
The Lock Sportscast60: Another Bosnianbill UpdateYour weekly source for locksport news and sometimes interviews.
Full show notes, including links, can be found at
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In this week’s episode:
ALOA Attendees Lists for sale
Picks on a plane
PACLOCK looking for more testers
Another Bosnianbill update
First Pick of 6pin Goal P
Manipulating the Stanton Concepts RKS
Meetups
New Products
Lock picking criminals
Sales
Giveaways
And more
Announcements:
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2021-07-2640 min
Truer CrimeMichael Johnson / Tiger MandingoIn the winter of 2013, Dylan King-Lemons went to the doctor with stomach pains. His diagnosis? HIV. A few months later, one of his former sexual partners, Michael Johnson, is arrested. But why? Today’s episode explores identity, crime, and our societal obsession with punishment.Please be aware that today’s episode contains references to anti-Black racism, homophobia, and incarceration.*Correction: In the episode we mentioned St. Charles, Missouri has a Black population of less than 2%. This was an error. The most recent U.S. Census data shows that St. Charles County, Missouri has Black or Afri...
2021-06-2241 min
LPP PodcastYou MUST be Treated! (Coerced Treatment and How to Overcome it)WHY do people so often reject drug and alcohol treatment, let alone refusing to volunteer for it, so that American addiction treatment depends on the legal system to survive? Stanton and Zach discuss the addiction treatment coercion phenomenon and imagine an alternative helping universe.
Coercion is central to the American addiction treatment enterprise. Without the participation of law enforcement and drug, criminal, civil and family courts (let alone EAPs, licensing bodies, and a host of NGO agencies) American addiction treatment would wither. Coercion is embedded in the disease concept of denial, and AA is forced on people i...
2021-05-1052 min