If I Were President

Join everyone's favorite candidate, "Average" Joe Schriner as he discusses new ways of engaging the education system in America.  Let's go beyond just internships, readin', 'writin', and 'rithmatic. 

As we are hit by another school shooting, we are forced to revisit the topic of gun violence after only a couple of weeks.  What can we really do about the problem.  You can legislate some of the problem, but there are deeper, systemic problems without society that also need addressing if we're going send out kids to school every day without fear.  Tune in as Joe discusses the problem from many angles.

The U.S. Economy is heavily dependent on migrant labor.  How do we care for and support these families as they settle into our communities during the harvest season?  It can be difficult to support them due to language and other barriers.  Join Joe as he talks about his experiences with these families and communities they call home; for a while.

Today, Joe shares several examples of how we can be better stewards of our environment.  Not everything is legislation.  If Joe were president, where would he take the camper to show America who's already doing it right?  Check in with episode 7 to find out.

From one epidemic of violence to another.  Today Joe talks about the horrors of abortion.  Is there a practical approach to solving or at least alleviating the perceived "need" for abortion?  Tune in to episode 6 and find out.

In the wake of several recent episodes of violence in our nation, Joe shares his thoughts and first hand experiences with violence.  This episode shows some very personal experiences with an epidemic that is certainly not new.  How do we fight back with love and charity?  

Joe has a lot to say about the economy, so we split Episode 3 into two parts.  You could call it Episode 3 part 2 if you wish, but either way, Joe passes along more of the practical, common sense lessons he's learned from engaging voters on the campaign trail these last seven presidential cycles.

Today we take a new kind of look at the economics of the average person.  Joe talks about the rise of Capitalism without Constraint and just how do we combat this?  As usual, he has concrete examples from his time criss-crossing the United States.