Hour 3: Some Behavior Is Just Never Acceptable
About this episode
The episode discusses the public's reaction to a tragic crime and the implications of social behavior surrounding it.
After Karmelo Anthony was found guilty of killing Austin Metcalf and sentenced to 35 years, outraged observers launch an "Imprison Hunter Metcalf" petition to punish Austin's twin for.... what, exactly? The classless and mentally corrupted show their true colors with this tragic story. Graham Platner's Nazi tattoo story gets even worse and Good News takes us to northern New Jersey where a certain high school's freshman must survive a rite of passage that takes them - on foot - on a 55 mile journey.
Topics covered
- criminal justice
- public outrage
- social behavior
- high school challenges
- mental health
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