The second hour explores America’s “always on” work culture — a system where late‑night pings, unpaid after‑hours labor, and digital tethering have quietly become the norm. The hosts argue that the fight for a legal right to disconnect is really a fight for boundaries, dignity, and the basic human right to reclaim your own time. The show then concludes with an interview featuring Bill Eddy, LCSW, JD — author of Why We Elect Narcissists and Sociopaths, a critical look at how high‑conflict personalities rise to power and what it means for the rest of us.

Disruptive Airline Passengers | Anne Fundner on Fighting Fentanyl
49:55

What Does Labor Day Signify? | Brendan Mahan on Overcoming the Wall of Awful
54:34

Hour 2: Trump Scales Back South Korea Exercises | Prof. Robert Parkinson on Tyrants and Rogues
49:05