PART 2:  The conversation which began focused on minimum wage issues continued, with the discussion becoming much broader in scope including is the pu...

PART 1:  Whether to raise the minimum wage required by law in the USA has, once again, become a topic of controversy with a number of employees of fas...

Will there be a very large property tax increase in Memphis in 2016? That’s the question that kicked off this edition of A Memphis Conversation.  Some...

A new cold war? Who decides? A Memphis Conversation ventures to national and world issues in this discussion of U.S. foreign policy. With tensions bet...

The Culture A few months ago a magazine asked the question if, outside of the sciences and technology, have our achievements improved over those of ou...

What attributes should those seeking local public office have? That is the primary question being discussed in  this Memphis conversation. While there...

Is U.S. American football a game that has gone too far? Are recent revelations of the risk of permanent brain injury due to concussions sufficient to ...

A Memphis Conversation began exploring the proper role and function of local government. Beginning with a few examples of what the conversationalists ...

What is it like in the schools and how is that different in the unified school district compared to the separate Memphis city and Shelby County distri...

Listen to a story of a girl called Grace and her fascinating and brave journey. One in 26 Americans will be diagnosed with epilepsy sometime during th...