Topic: Sel

The discussion continues on how "Social Emotional Learning" (SEL) and Common Core are used to insert political ideology into subjects like math. The hosts argue that math problems are now used to pivot toward discussions on "equity" and class struggle. They cite academic Hannah Dyer's work on "Queer Futurity" as evidence of an intentional effort to dismantle the traditional family structure.

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is being implemented in schools as a framework for students to manage emotions and develop empathy. The organization CASEL defines SEL as a vital skill set for life success, though critics argue it prioritizes social justice over traditional subjects like math and reading. Some observers claim the implementation of SEL correlates with a decline in American student test scores.

Listener Larry Lee donated a portion of a $3,000 Texas lottery win to the show, attributing his luck to his status as a "No Agenda Knight." The segment transitions into a discussion on gourmet salts, recommending French "fumé de sel" and "fleur de sel" over standard table salt. Various other producers are thanked for their contributions, including Bob Holmes and the Star family.

A theory is proposed that reducing salt intake is intended to make the population more docile by lowering hypertension. The discussion contrasts the government's anti-salt stance with the recent gourmet salt fad popularized by chefs like Thomas Keller, while emphasizing the biological necessity of salt for electrolyte balance.