Brett Mason Show

When America works as it’s founders envisioned. 330 million citizens making their will known to 435 representatives. 435 representatives constructing laws, apportioning the budget, creating the rules based on the direct input from the 330 million. 100 senators filtering the proposed laws, rules, budgets presented by the representatives, as to how how they will impact they state they represent. Once those two interests have been reconciled, the end result is signed off on by the President. How America works now. 330 million people trying to elect one representative, the president, and get their will imposed through him. The percent of the 435 representatives that are in his party and the percent of the 100 senators that are in his party bowing to the agenda of this one person. Because he “has the mandate of the people.” You know, just like a dictator. The remaining balance of representatives and senators of the other party fighting and blocking every agenda because that is their only tool to control this TOP

This is everything I leaned while walking along side my mom in her 5 year ovarian cancer journey. I spent thousands of hours reviewing literature on cancer. We tried number therapies in addition to standard of care. In this episode I share with you what actually helped her.

This episode hits very close to home for me because I have lived it. Twice. End of life decisions and dying with dignity is something everyone should have the right to decide for themselves. Euthanasia should be an option.

It’s a classic case of role reversal. The nomination of a black woman to the Supreme Court has exposed many things about the culture of America.

A look at how everything in our lives is causing us to believe lies and have no idea what the truth or reality is any more.

Is there an absolute right and wrong, good and bad, positive and negative? Let’s explore it.

Everyone is living like Kings and Queens but nobody appreciates it. An introspective look at socioeconomic conditions in America in contrast with not so distant history.

This may be the hardest question every asked of white people. If you are white are you up to the challenge. Are you ready to honestly answer the hardest question ever asked of you as it relates to race?

Do you know what a zipper merger is? Like myself you may be ignorant about it’s benefits and how to do it correctly. Once we learn that we will discuss how all of this applies to masking and the pandemic.

San Francisco Freedom and Liberty that is free from boundaries or personal responsibility is chaos and destruction. Our cars are designed to operate within certain specifications. They operate best and have maximum longevity and safety when those specifications are followed. We may feel that since the car is ours we have the freedom to operate it however we choose. Of course the consequence of indulging in maximum freedom and liberty will lead us to many undesirable problems. We may not like to take the time or expense to change the oil, but failure to do so can be disastrous. We may not want to operate our vehicle at certain speed limits, wear the safety belt, or drive within the lines. Failure to do these things however will lead to destruction of our car, injury or death to ourselves, or worse injury or death to others. “Real freedom is not about having no limitations; rather it is about finding liberation within – and also through – limitation. Real freedom does not mind limitations and in fact is not lim

An uncomfortable conversation about race. One free fromPolitics. One based on real life. Born of personal experience, inner reflection, and study of race.

I’m not sure if everyone has someone that comes into their life and completely alters it’s course forever. I did have such a person come into my life. There is a distinct line of demarcation between the time after I met this person and the time before. His name was Rick Morris. And today I hope to relay a lifetime of blessings that stemmed form his asking me one simple question one day, “can I help you?”

There were so many funny and weird moments in my radio career I just have to share them. I have talked about doing this in book form for a long time. But I'm not a writer. I talk! So it makes more sense to do it in podcast form.Some of the things that I witnessed during my 15 years in radio I can't even mention. They are just that bizarre. But there are plenty I can talk about. So I'm excited to share some of the behind the scenes insanity from my radio career that you have never heard before.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Google play using the links below or by searching for Brett Mason Show.iTuneshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/brett-mason-show/id1114433211?mt=2Google Play Storehttps://play.google.com/music/m/Il4ipdlsvtif62tq4uqshd5x2re?t%3DBrett_Mason_Show