Barb Vix has survived betrayals, severe accidents and addictions. Now 34 years sober, mentor, speaker, an inspiration to many. Her studio was recently burned down and she was up and running at a new location in 3 days. Here’s her story in her words.

Dr. Doug Cardell’s career includes roles as an aid to a member of Congress, a corporate CEO, an award-winning educator, a consultant to the Arizona Department of Education and a professor of mathematics. His expertise is economics, economic policy, mathematical modelling, and system dynamics modelling.

He holds multiple advanced degrees and certificates from the university of Arizona the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the university of Phoenix, as well as a PhD in economic policy from liberty university.

His success in the real world and as an educator make him uniquely qualified to evaluate economic systems.

His book ‘Why Socialism Struggles’ is available on Amazon. Grab your copy at: https://a.co/d/0gZrmFLU

What does it truly mean for something to be right or wrong? Is morality universal, cultural, personal, or situational? In this episode of Socratic Satsang, we explore the foundations of ethics through philosophy, lived experience, and reflective dialogue. From conscience and conditioning to laws, values, and moral dilemmas, this conversation invites you to question where your sense of right and wrong really comes from—and whether it stands up to scrutiny. A thoughtful exploration for anyone seeking clarity in a morally complex world.

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