Gorsuch and Syria, Personal Learning, Platinum Rule

Gorsuch and Syria (15:13) Joe Cannon is the CEO of the Fuel Freedom Foundation, former Chairman of the Utah Republican Party, past assistant administrator in the US EPA, and editor of the Deseret News. Joe Cannon talks about President Trump's decision on a missile strike in Syria and the workload heaped on Jared Kushner. Makena Bauss - Talking in Euphemisms (43:05) Language is meant for communication, but communicating doesn’t always mean saying exactly what we mean. Beating around the bush serves a valuable purpose: Not only can it ease potentially awkward social situations, but it also lets people get away with things they otherwise wouldn’t. Producer Makena Bauss explains why Talking in Euphemisms can be problematic. Personal Learning (1:04:07) Kathleen McClaskey is Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Personalize Learning, LLC and Co-Author of Make Learning Personal. She is a recognized Personalized Learning Expert and Digital Learning Consultant with over 30 years experience in using technology in the classroom and in creating learner-centered environments. Kathleen is Founder and President of EdTech Associates, Inc. She co-authored “Make Learning Personal” with Barbara Bray. Liana Tan - TV (1:28:36) The New York Daily News says the average American watches about 5 hours of TV a day. Other studies say 28 hours a week. Whatever it is, Americans watch a lot of TV. There are millions of things that need to be done in a day, so why do Americans decide to spend their time staring at a screen? One of or producers, Liana Tan, is getting to the bottom of this American fascination.  Platinum Rule in your marriage or at work (1:51:48) Kim Giles, President, and founder of Clarity Point Life Coaching. Named one of the top 20 advice gurus in the country by Good Morning America in 2010. Writes a regular column on KSL.com every Monday in the Happy Living Section. Kim Giles is the author of the Book Choosing Clarity: A Path to Fearlessness. Today Kim and Dr. Matt talk about the “Platinum Rule” in your marriage and work.