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A Tv Show Can't Hold People And Institutions To Account Like Good Journalism Can.

There Are A Couple Of Ideas For Features That I Would Love To Do. They Happen To Be Comedies.

How Do We Allow God Into Our Minds, Bodies, Relationships, And Life? We Stop Squeezing The Divine Out Through Our Preconceived Notions Of What Is Sacred And What Is Profane. When We Assume The Mind-set That Everything Is Ultimately Divine, Though Sometimes More Disguised Than Others, Then We Can See That All Of Our Thoughts, Impulses, And Desires Arise From And Can Bring Us Back To Awareness Of The Sacred.

Acceptance Means Focusing On The Present While Assessing The Choices Available To You In This Moment. If There Are Many Possibilities, Make The Choice That Is Likely To Bring The Most Evolutionary Results. If There Is Only One Choice, Take It. If There Are No Obvious Choices, Relax And Accept The Fact That For Now, You Cannot Do Anything.

That's What We Were Interested In: How Power And Money Ran Itself, Much More So Than 'drugs Are Bad, Drugs Are Good.' That Seems To Me A Simple Moral Equation And One You Don't Have To Spend 60 Hours Of Television Examining. And I Think The Same Thing Is True With How We Approached Pornography Or Prostitution. Prostitution's Been Around Since The Bible, And Pornography's Been Around Since About 15 Minutes After The French Guy Invented The First Camera.