The Thinkfrank Project

The world is changing and some people are unable to handle it.

Very self-indulgent, and from the heart.

Today’s discussion spans the world of vaccines, sports, media, and happiness.

Opinions? I have many. But at some point who simply have to listen to experts and the people doing the work.

A message that rings true all the time.

Before the end, there is a burst of energy, one last push to try to hold on. But it’s fleeting. And for the conservative movement, it is about to go supernova.

I should make this my ongoing mantra. Doing the right thing is still a thing.

Please enjoy this video from Rick Strom: https://youtu.be/ir7Slh2foJk - cancel is a strong word, what about calling out people with antiquated views? That’s what we used to do.

CNN, Trump, and conspiracies all contained in a repudiation of America. A critique of the varied tapestry that is America.

Bye bye 2020. Hello tomorrow! Don’t lose sight of the progress you’ve made even when you thought your world was turned upside down.

Use the time you have now to make yourself happy and better. Not doing so means you’ve missed an opportunity.

Would I ask a brain surgeon to work on my knee? No.

How can we till the soil of democracy to make it more responsive to the people that it is to govern?

Reforming the structures of parliament could lead to more citizens having a voice.

Marking out the real ways we can make government more responsive to its citizens. Follow The Thinkfrank Project on Twitter @thinkfrankpod. Please rate, subscribe, and share the podcast.

I am joined by a guest to discuss truth in our world and many other topics. This longer podcast is a first for The Thinkfrank Project and I hope you will enjoy it.

In recognition of Remembrance Day, some thoughts on what I think about on the day, and what I think of war.

The grifter is defeated, but grifting remains, and there’s no revolution on the horizon. In the end, there is not a lot that separates us from each other with respect to our expectation of the public sphere.

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that we must look forward and use this moment in time to bring about the change we all know would make everyone happier.

Have we had a fling? Can we move away from the shiny, attention-grabbing light? There’s a world to make better, together.