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In this episode, Zack interviews Tom Kuntzleman, professor of chemistry and Dean of Natural Sciences at Spring Arbor University. They discuss the importance of simultaneously being open and skeptical when having conversations, how best to manage biases, and approach discussion thoughtfully and respectfully, and the increasing divide in our country...

Reds Ramblings invites the hosts of Say What Needs Saying to come and talk about social media and its impact on how freely information is spread whether true or not. We discuss how certain laws protect them whether for good or bad and what we as a society can do to combat the spread of false information.

In this episode of 'Say What Needs Saying', our guests continue the conversation, with some focus on the question of whether or not addiction is a disease. More importantly, the emphasis is placed on taking necessary steps to reduce the stigma and smoothen the process of finding help for people who need it. 

In this episode, Zack and Brandon are joined by recovery crisis coach and CNN Hero Award recipient Scott H Silverman, former substance abuse counselor Bryce Morrison, renowned addiction researcher and psychologist Kent Berridge, and an anonymous listener who has suffered with alcoholism in the past. Together, the panel discusses the increases in drug use and abuse that are being seen during the lockdowns put in place during the Coronavirus pandemic...

In this episode of 'Say What Needs Saying', the events of September 11, 2001, are discussed, with the question of remembrance as the focus. Related views, outcomes, and similar events are analyzed to establish a balance that remembers the day while discouraging the ulterior motives that may pollute the memory.

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In this episode, Zack appears for a guest interview on the "LoveLockdown" Podcast, hosted by Tierra Anthony. Tierra asks Zack whether he practices self-love, and whether it's important. If you like this episode, be sure to check out Tierra's podcast for more similar content! If you'd like to hear more from Zack on "Say What Needs Saying", be sure to follow us on Instagram at instagram.com/saywhatneedssaying, Twitter at twitter.com/saywhatneeds, and Facebook at facebook.com/saywhatneedssaying...

In this episode, Brandon and Zack guest star on the "In Search of Life" podcast to discuss Black Lives Matter with Evert, the host. They touch on several aspects of BLM that they did not discuss in the earlier sidebar conversation. They discuss the Marxist elements of the organization, slavery, the media in America, Jacob Blake, George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, and so much more. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to show Evert's podcast some love and give it a listen as well...

In this episode, Brandon and I guest star on the "In Search of Life" podcast to discuss Black Lives Matter with Evert, the host. We touch on several aspects of BLM that we did not discuss in our sidebar conversation. We discuss the Marxist elements of the organization, slavery, the media in America, Jacob Blake, George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, and so much more. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to show Evert's podcast some love and give it a listen as well...

If you're tired of the ever-growing divide in society today and the complete inability to have a civil and open conversation, tune in to Say What Needs Saying. We discuss heated and touchy topics like politics, religion, money, culture and more. The art of true conversation and discussion is seemingly lost in a wash of fear and timidness. This is why we're here. Real, live discussion. All anonymous for those who really want to just Say What Needs Saying...

In this episode of 'Say What Needs Saying', the conversation continues on the murders by Kyle Rittenhouse, and this time the focus shifts to the different perspectives of his actions that day, as being either a hero or a terrorist. Our guests also discuss the protests in general that created the platform for such an event, and a comparison is made between the situation in question and a couple of other similar scenarios where the suspect was black, noting very pivotal points...