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"Please explain to me and our listeners what the Aerial View is and how to get there," Enid asks Mark. By the end of this episode, your perspective of your life and our world will likely be forever changed.

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Enid begins this episode by asking Mark about the role of music in our lives. Soon, they find themselves in the Aerial View. After a brief review of the essence of the Aerial View and how one can get there, the conversation weaves from mindfulness to dementia.

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On today's episode, Mark and Enid speak with an old friend, the award-winning, brilliant comedy writer, author, and playwright Alan Zweibel. Alan began his career as part of the original Saturday Night Live team and was responsible for creating many immortal SNL characters. He went on to write award-winning books, plays, and movies. It's a reunion of old friends who continue to look forward.

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Today's discussion focuses on transitioning from one phase of our lives to another. Is life a river that we traverse, beginning at our birth and terminating at our death? Mark and Enid examine this question and apply the Aerial View to reach an alternate, interesting conclusion.

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Mark and Enid discuss the most significant force on Earth--love.

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Why are we in the throes of political violence? Why does violence permeate our society? What can we do to overcome this scourge? Enid and Mark spend this episode drilling down on these questions, and as always, offer solutions.

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Who decides what is fair? Each of us is sure we know, but do we? Mark and Enid explore the surprisingly interesting topic of fairness, as always, from both the Street View and the Aerial View.

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We are stuck in a continual battle of opinions. How often are we told by others with whom we disagree that they are right and we are wrong, and if we are honest, how often have we done the same? Enid asks Mark to explain why being right is often overrated.