Dale Brown realized decades ago that if he wanted to help secure the most dangerous neighborhoods in Detroit, he had to appeal to building owners' wallets, not their humanity. They can make more money when people don't get murdered in their neighborhoods. Dale's company makes money training people to de-escalate situations for non-violent outcomes.

Joe Quirk announced that the Seastead he is helping build in French Polynesia has been declared legal and beneficial by a third party French law firm. The project will also include 100 acres of beachfront property administered under the same special laws as the floating island.