In this conversation, Brad Bonar discusses his nonprofit organization, One Degree of Separation, which focuses on mental health through comedy. He shares insights on the importance of close friendships, the role of laughter in healing, and how comedy can serve as a powerful tool for discussing mental health issues. The conversation also touches on the structure of their shows, the significance of support systems, and the evolving perspectives on mental health in society

*This conversation Is not for the faint of hearts

In this conversation, Stephen James shares three stories that highlight the importance of women's rights and the need for compassion and support. He discusses a case of a special needs child who was sexually abused and the mother's decision to do an at-home birth. He also recounts an incident where he had to save a woman in the hospital parking lot who had taken too many pills. Lastly, he shares a story of a woman who was being abused and eventually turned over her baby through the safe haven law. Stephen emphasizes the need to respect women's choices and not let personal beliefs override their rights.

The conversation revolves around the topic of addiction and hate. The host shares personal stories and observations about addiction in various forms, such as substance abuse, social media, and shopping. He also discusses the destructive impact of addiction on individuals and their loved ones. The conversation then transitions to the theme of hate, exploring why society seems to be more addicted to hate and negativity. The host shares stories of encountering hate and ignorance in his own life, highlighting the importance of self-worth and resilience. The conversation concludes with a call to reject hate and focus on helping others.