Seriously, No B.S.

By: Robert Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor
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  • BS is untrue and non-sensical rhetoric that is meant to manipulate and/or deceive.
    Robert Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor
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Episodes
  • Encore The Educational Industrial Complex

    Encore The Educational Industrial Complex
    Sep 18 2024
    In this episode, Seriously No BS hosts Robert Bob Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor take a hard look at the Educational Industrial Complex, examining how the vast financial resources in K-12 education are being utilized—and potentially misused. Bob highlights the staggering $108 billion allocated for California's K-12 schools, raising questions about the ethical and legal implications of educational wealth building, where funds benefit administrators and private companies rather than students. Dr. Taylor discusses the commercialization of education, critiquing how textbook publishers and standardized testing companies profit from a system that perpetuates failure. The conversation also delves into the mental health crisis among students, exacerbated by high-stakes testing and academic pressure. Bob and Dr. Taylor explore the impact of anxiety, depression, and trauma on students’ well-being and academic performance. The episode closes with a discussion on the need for trauma-informed programs and mental health support in schools, emphasizing that addressing these issues should not fall solely on overburdened teachers. The hosts argue for a more comprehensive approach to student mental health, calling for systemic changes in the educational framework.
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    1 hr
  • The Educational Industrial Complex

    The Educational Industrial Complex
    Sep 11 2024
    In this episode, Seriously No BS hosts Robert Bob Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor take a hard look at the Educational Industrial Complex, examining how the vast financial resources in K-12 education are being utilized—and potentially misused. Bob highlights the staggering $108 billion allocated for California's K-12 schools, raising questions about the ethical and legal implications of educational wealth building, where funds benefit administrators and private companies rather than students. Dr. Taylor discusses the commercialization of education, critiquing how textbook publishers and standardized testing companies profit from a system that perpetuates failure. The conversation also delves into the mental health crisis among students, exacerbated by high-stakes testing and academic pressure. Bob and Dr. Taylor explore the impact of anxiety, depression, and trauma on students’ well-being and academic performance. The episode closes with a discussion on the need for trauma-informed programs and mental health support in schools, emphasizing that addressing these issues should not fall solely on overburdened teachers. The hosts argue for a more comprehensive approach to student mental health, calling for systemic changes in the educational framework.
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    1 hr
  • The Disempowerment Agenda - Part 2

    The Disempowerment Agenda - Part 2
    Sep 4 2024
    In this episode of Seriously No BS, hosts Robert Bob Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor continue their critical examination of the education system's shortcomings. They begin by discussing a video titled Fish Don’t Climb Trees, using it to highlight the emotional damage caused by labeling students as stupid, a term Bob personally encountered. This leads to a broader conversation about the trauma many students experience within the educational system, which often stunts their learning and leaves lasting scars. The episode also introduces innovative solutions, such as the Bio-Resonance watch created by Bharat Kumar and Alberto Tapia, designed to address emotional challenges in students. Dr. Taylor and Bob explore the societal consequences of disempowerment, touching on issues like inequality and cultural erosion. They hint at the next episode’s focus on wealth-building and educational empowerment.
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    1 hr
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