A chaotic scene in the streets as one of the first parades of Pride Month begins. A clash between Pro Palestinian protestors and LGBTQ activists is just one of the battles between the LGBTQ community and the rest of society with some wondering if all of the pandering done by businesses and politicians is starting to backfire. What level of Pride still exists in Pride Month and is it still justified in the world today? Scottie Nell Hughes gets some Perspective with her panel (Dr. Steve Turley, Scholar, Author, and Host, TurleyTalks.com; Alex Roque, Executive Director, Ali Forney Center; Charles Moran, President, Log Cabin Republicans)

On this episode of The Cost of Everything, host Christy Ai engages in a discussion with civil rights attorney Robert Patillo on the intricate costs associated with guns in America. Despite the deeply ingrained gun culture enshrined by the Second Amendment, concerns surrounding gun deaths and mass shootings have reignited the national debate. With a majority of Americans advocating for stricter gun laws, attention has been amplified on the economic footprint of the firearms industry, its societal repercussions, and international comparisons on gun control policies. Delving deeper, expert Steve Abramowicz sheds light on the rise of “ghost guns” and the ongoing efforts by both the government and society to combat their proliferation while ensuring a safe environment for legal gun activities.

In this episode of The Cost of Everything, host Christy Ai and author Robert Mack delve into the profound impact of depression and anxiety on individuals and society. They analyze staggering statistics, such as the 280 million people globally affected by depression, including 21 million in the US alone, along with the economic consequences, like lost productivity and rising healthcare costs. The discussion navigates through the multifaceted nature of mental health challenges, touching on cultural attitudes that stigmatize mental health issues in some societies. Despite these hurdles, there’s an encouraging trend of decreasing stigma, paving the way for more open discussions and enhanced support, including tailored mental health programs in workplaces and communities.

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Nicole Stephens was a victim of a violent assault, where she was raped and strangled nearly to death. Her injuries were so severe that she was placed on medical disability. During the course of her disability, Nicole became a domestic violence and civil society activist. On this episode of the Whistleblowers John Kiriakou speaks to Nicole about how she now helps others recover disability payment.