The discussion revolves around the topic of extreme sentences and how they are perceived by society in relation to heinous crimes.
The podcast discusses the story of a convicted felon living on monitored probation with a tracking bracelet on his ankle, highlighting concerns about his safety and police caution when approaching him.
The host and guest discuss the refusal of authorities to ban a serial killer from the location where he committed his crimes, and speculate on the significance of the month of May in his murders.
Two strangers who met while fishing together end up sharing a meal of fried trout and beans over a fire, getting to know each other better.