Stay-at-Home Orders and Civil Liberties - TBWJP048
Release Date: 04/27/2020
I am No Stranger to Hardships - TBWJP079
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
This is the final episode in the biographical series about hate in America. In this episode, Dr. Johnson relates his plight to survive in America. He discusses the strategies that he utilizes to stay alive. This episode wraps up the eleventh season of the Ben Wood Johnson Podcast. Stay tuned for the next season, which will begin in January 2024. Let us listen!
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Living Without an Identity - TBWJP078
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
Identity is the backbone of human existence. Knowing who you are and where you belong gives a sense of self in the world. You can place the self where you need to be in order to be or even to exist without serendipity. Living without an identity can be a tragedy for the person. In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson talks about self-identity. Using personal stories and a philosophical narrative, Dr. Johnson relates the reality of being lost in the world. Let us listen!
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Understanding Why People Hate One Another - TBWJP077
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson talks about hate in general. He discusses the nature of hate. He outlines five major motives hatred festers in the world. Dr. Johnson relates a couple of lived events to illustrate the rise of hate in America, particularly during the early 2000s. Let us listen!
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La Diferencia entre un Haitiano y un Dominicano - TBWJP076
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
En este episodio, el Dr. Ben Wood Johnson habla sobre la reciente crisis en la frontera haitiano-dominicana con respecto a la construcción de un canal hidráulico. Existe una necesidad urgente de paz entre las dos naciones. El Dr. Johnson aboga por la armonía y la paz entre los dos pueblos. Los Haitianos y los Dominicanos son hermanos. ¡Escuchemos!
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My Mother Called me a Hate Magnet - TBWJP075
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson talks about hate in America. He continues the discussion about discrimination, social exclusion, and racism in America. Relating personal stories, Dr. Johnson outlines his struggles to carve himself a place to be in that part of the world. This episode is the second installment in a series of episodes about Dr. Johnson’s lived experiences in the United States. Let us listen!
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God and Existentialism
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
Audiobook excerpt by Ben Wood Johnson
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Living While Black in America - TBWJP074
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
This episode narrates a personal story. Dr. Ben Wood Johnson discusses his personal plights in the United States. This episode is part of a series of entries about Dr. Johnson’s lived experiences in that part of the world. Let us listen!
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Be Your Own Helping Hand - TBWJP073
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson discusses the need for a person to resist the hurdles that life may throw at him. This conversation is about human survival. Dr. Johnson relates the realities a man may face in his daily struggles to stay alive. No matter what, Dr. Johnson urges you to thrive. He urges you to survive. Let us listen!
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Human Criminality as a Natural Occurrence - TBWJP072
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
After a long pause, the Ben Wood Johnson Podcast is back. In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson talks about the notion of criminality. Dr. Johnson elaborates on the nature of human criminality. This episode is not an endorsement of crime in society. Let us listen!
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Spiritual and Natural Explanations for Crime - TBWJP071
The Ben Wood Johnson Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson examines two main theories about crime (Natural and spiritual explanations for crime). Dr. Johnson elaborates on the ramifications of these theoretical approaches to understanding crime in society. He discusses the implications of such approaches for the man. This is not an endorsement of criminal conduct of any sorts. Let us listen!
info_outlineIn this podcast, Dr. Ben Wood Johnson discusses the implications of staying-at-home orders. He discusses the potential implications of government actions for civil liberties. Dr. Johnson argues that we must be cautious not to infringe on individual rights in the name of public safety. He points out that staying-at-home orders are not sustainable in the long run. Let us listen!