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In my first show back, we will be discussing political correctness and its roll in destroying our society. 

Father and son, Michael and Taylor chat about sports, the news and life. tune in and get lifes prospective from two different generations.  Michael Dozier, PhD is an intllegence analyst that works with the IIAGroup and GlobeCastR. He is a concervative Christian and a father of five. Taylor Dozier, is a 17 year old High School Junior and a Basketball Allstar. He is the only boy and has 4 siblings. 

Today my son is my special guest. we talk about sports, school and life. My son is my junior and is a junior in high school. we laugh, and joke about life in general. join us for a fun 60 minutes

With the recent shooting at Fort Hood, and the upcoming 1 year anniversary of the Boston Bombing, Linda, John and I will discuss what to do if there is a shooting at your school or college campus. We will also discuss workplace safety and knowing your jobs protocals in case of an incident. 

Linda and I will discuss drug addiction and how families and friends can recognize the signs and symptoms of substance abuse and addictionWe will also discuss myths associated with drug use and abuse and treatment options available to you.  Physical warning signs of drug abuseBloodshot eyes, pupils larger or smaller than usualChanges in appetite or sleep patterns. Sudden weight loss or weight gainDeterioration of physical appearance, personal grooming habitsUnusual smells on breath, body, or clothingTremors, slurred speech, or impaired coordinationBehavioral signs of drug abuseDrop in attendance and performance at work or schoolUnexplained need for money or financial problems. May borrow or steal to get it.Engaging in secretive or suspicious behaviorsSudden change in friends, favorite hangouts, and hobbiesFrequently getting into trouble (fights, accidents, illegal activities)Psychological warning signs of drug abuseUnexplained change in personality or attitudeSudden mood swings, irritability, or angry outburstsPeriods of unusual hyperactivity, agitation, or giddinessLack of motivation; appears lethargic or “spaced out”Appears fearful, anxious, or paranoid, with no reason