Today's guest, Majority in Psychology, got a doctorate in psychology.

He's done about everything you can do in that field.

Treat patient.

He's done research.

He studied other people's research.

He's testified as an expert in court.

He's been asked to explain the most important question in criminal court, which is the one

ironically enough, no one has to prove.

You don't ever have to prove it.

And yet we spend so much time trying to figure it out, trying to understand it, which is

why.

So today, I thought we would have a little back and forth on some issues of the day that

relate to people and why people do what they do and how to get a better understanding

of ourselves, perhaps, and most assuredly, a better understanding of others.

So with that, my four decade long friend, Dr. Kevin Gilliland from the great state of

Texas, Dr. Gilliland, if it's okay with you, thank you for joining us.

I am more fascinated by what you do for a living than I am what I used to do for a living,

but we'll go back and forth.

If there, I mean, you and I were talking all fair recently that you get questions from

folks, good questions who want to know why things are the way they are.

Yeah.

I get questions that only you can answer.

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