The Saturday Morning Entertainment Show

We are now in the middle of June as the days wisk away. There does seem to be much time to do as much as we would like to so we encourage the fans to celebrate - celebrate birthday, aniversary, graduation, but if nothing else, celebrate life. And that's what we do here on the Saturday Morning Entertainment Show. We take time out to laugh, inspire, entertain and try to add something to cherish this day and make it wothwhile and memorable. It is tragic that the enjoyment of life has to be restricted by social chaos but that's the reality. While we celebrate we ought to take some time to reflect on it. So Let's Talk.

May and June are the months of graduation.  A time when students look forward to start a new chapter in their lives. Most of them have high aspirations to "Change the World". This year many of those students who have attempted to change a situation of inhumanity ie the war in Gaza, are being denied the opportunity to participate in the commencement exercises and to receive their diplomas because they participated in protests against what they consider a program of Genocide which target the palestinians. Should academic institutions be permitted to withhold the diplomas from students who have spent the last few years working to obtain their degrees? If they completed their course of study should they be denied the certificate that confirms that completion? Should a protest in a humanitarian cause be equated with a failure of academic courses? Is this a way of punishing those who raise their voices to ensure their silence in the face of authoritarian atrocities? Come on in. Join the conversation or tell us what you want to talk about. We are always happy to hear from you.