Dare to Ask - Jacksonville.com
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Florida Times-Union columnist Phillip Milano discusses a variety of questions about racial, religious, gender and age asked by readers. The podcasts originate from Jacksonville, which is part of Florida's First Coast.
Is it true that Europeans are less dependent on the car than North Americans?
A 22-year-old woman from Montreal asks: "Is it true that Europeans are less dependent on the car than North Americans?" Columnist Phillip Milano moder...
Is it wrong for me to be attracted to gay men?
Gina, a 21-year-old woman from Dallas asks: "I'm attracted to gay men. My boyfriend has a problem with this. What is wrong with me?" Columnist Phillip...
It's time to dare to answer the questions you've dared to ask
Columnist Phillip Milano shares some of the questions posed to his Dare to Ask column.
How did Samoans get so big?
Dan, a 21-year-old Latino from Los Angeles asks: How did Samoans get so big? Columnist Phillip Milano moderates this week's topic.
Why are tattoos on the lower backs of women called tramp stamps?
D., a 53-year-old woman from Springtown, Texas asks: Why are tattoos on the lower backs of women called tramp stamps? Columnist Phillip Milano moderat...
Why do men need to spit so much in public?
Anne of Jacksonville beach asks: Why do men need to spit so much in public? Columnist Phillip Milano moderates this week's topic.
Do Americans make ignorant tourists?
Allan of Canada writes: I'd like opinions on American tourists' ignorance, plus any stories people might have on this phenomenon. Columnist Phillip Mi...
Do gays and lesbians feel they are shunned?
Karissa from Tennessee asks: "Do people of the homosexual preference feel they are shunned?" Columnist Phillip Milano moderates this week's topic.
Do most Muslims consider killing infidels acceptable or even expected?
C.D., from Johnson City, Tenn. asks: Do most Muslims consider killing infidels acceptable or even expected? Columnist Phillip Milano moderates this we...