Wit & Wisdom with Tom Greene

I've got good news for you. It's almost over. The incessant ads, the relentless text messaging and the non-stop news coverage of every candidate's latest move.  It's exhausting. So listen in and hear how we got to a point where we think half the country is evil for voting for the other team. And, how to move forward after it's all over. 

According to a recent survey, we've abandoned one of the great American pastimes: entertaining. Up until 1975, 42% of Americans entertained in their home at least once a month. Today it's just 12%. What happened?  Listen to find out. 

The last public execution in the US happened over 90 years ago. Recently The Pentagon announced the live-streaming of the firing squad execution of Nadal Hassan. Later The White House stepped in and stopped the livestream. Now the country is bitterly divided between those who want to watch and those who think watching is barbaric. Listen to find out why good people generations ago decided against inviting the public to watch executions of the condemned, regardless of the severity of the crime. 

A young woman at Cornell University alleges that she was sexually assaulted by seven young men. There is plenty of booze involved and even some prescription Ketamine. A lot of bad decisions were made that night. I'm not interested in adjudicating the case. I'm interested in one thing: where was the one good man?