We are Faith and Fury, Love and Fire.

This is the Human Equation, where every voice counts and every truth cuts deep.

With your host, Joseph Pangar.

Good evening, everybody, and welcome to the Human Equation. I'm your host,

Joseph Pangaro. So I've been thinking a lot about the format of our get-togethers here. Now, I like to have

the panel on. The problem is, it's been scheduling is really the truth.

To have three other people on is a scheduling nightmare. I could have them zoom in, you know,

or some kind of internet platform. I prefer to have the men of the platform in the same room with me. We kind of,

we get along really well, and it also helps us to interact with each other in real time,

as opposed to on the internet. You know, internet is kind of weird because you can see each other,

and it feels like you're on camera and people

always behave differently when they're on camera than when they're just sit and talking.

So I'm trying to think of, you know, what else can we do? I'm going to get the panel back together

because I do enjoy them and their point of view is often very, very good. In lightning,

we have lots of different personalities on the panel,

and that's what really helps because it gives us a bigger view of the world

because you're getting different points of view from people who see it differently, right?

That's part of the human equation.

So I'm thinking one of the things I might want to do is I might want to add a monologue,

a specific monologue. Now, since it's usually just me here and you and we're talking,

I guess the whole program is really a monologue, but I cover topics, right? And I think one of the

things that a monologue, a specific monologue does, is that I take a topic, some kind of a topic,

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