How Far Does Personal Freedom Go?

Often, people resort to a yelling contest to get their message heard. But advocacy isn't yelling. We talk about effective advocacy without resorting to who can be the loudest.

We sit and chat about new ideas for government that would yield better results for the people.

Up Close and Personal with The Kansas City Beacon

We talk about leaders and managers and what makes great leaders and what makes horrible managers.

In this episode, we're concentrating on the positives. We discuss about the things we're hopeful for and the positives that we see.

Dr Leigh Anne Taylor Knight with the DeBruce Foundation stops by the studio to chat about how the DeBruce Foundation focuses on developing and supporting products, innovation, and sustainability primarily in the spaces of education and workforce development to change how people pursue careers.

With the pandemic, work has forever changed. Many organizations have had to adapt and reimagine the workplace.

Our time in the Mayor's office provided some interesting conversations with people who don't understand how government works.

Today's episode has to do with the recent surge in stories about how certain communities want to ban certain books because they don't like how ugly our shared history can be.

How far does personal freedom go?