KCAA: The Empire Talks Back with Wallace Allen (Sun, 11 Oct, 2026)

So as you speak of curriculum that you present to the kids, how is that curriculum complemented by our education system, our churches? And you mentioned how, I guess, speaking on it here, how about the schools? How do you approach the schools with what you are learning and endeavoring to do with the kids?

Well, we actually meet with one administrator once a week in each of the schools.

Because one of the things we say, sometimes you've got to pivot.

because your curriculum may not be going with what's going on in the school at that time.

Yes.

Meaning kids fighting, this and that.

So now we've got to bring a different discussion to the table, because now we have to have them understand.

Kids actually fight at school? All right, let me put it this way.

Kids are actually still fighting at

school? Still fighting, in a different way, right? Yeah,

well...

I don't know.

It's the same thing, probably.

The bigger kids want to see if the little kids are scared of them.

The little kids, somebody's telling them, it ain't the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.

There's parents, there's a society teaching us to fight.

Matter of fact, we had a... politician, appoint a person over our Department of Defense, which sounds, you pick on me, you got a problem.

You don't pick on me, we're going to be all right.

But you change it from Department of Defense to Department of War, which sounds like, hmm, what you doing? I think I might kick your behind today, simply because I am a warrior.

You know, as a matter of fact, my testosterone levels are so high that...

Whoops, it's down a little bit.

Let me take a pill.

Maybe I'm exaggerating a little bit, but our society is telling our kids every day to separate and look at each other like they're crazy.

Do you see it that way, Doc? Or am I kind of imagining things? Because I do have a big imagination, and we've agreed that I'm crazy.

Ask your question again.

So as you speak of curriculum that you present to the kids, how is that curriculum complemented by our education system, our churches? And you mentioned how, I guess, speaking on it here, how about the schools? How do you approach the schools with what you are learning and endeavoring to do with the kids?

Well, we actually meet with one administrator once a week in each of the schools.

Because one of the things we say, sometimes you've got to pivot.

because your curriculum may not be going with what's going on in the school at that time.

Yes.

Meaning kids fighting, this and that.

So now we've got to bring a different discussion to the table, because now we have to have them understand.

Kids actually fight at school? All right, let me put it this way.

Kids are actually still fighting at

school? Still fighting, in a different way, right? Yeah,

well...

I don't know.

It's the same thing, probably.

The bigger kids want to see if the little kids are scared of them.

The little kids, somebody's telling them, it ain't the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.

There's parents, there's a society teaching us to fight.

Matter of fact, we had a... politician, appoint a person over our Department of Defense, which sounds, you pick on me, you got a problem.

You don't pick on me, we're going to be all right.

But you change it from Department of Defense to Department of War, which sounds like, hmm, what you doing? I think I might kick your behind today, simply because I am a warrior.

You know, as a matter of fact, my testosterone levels are so high that...

Whoops, it's down a little bit.

Let me take a pill.

Maybe I'm exaggerating a little bit, but our society is telling our kids every day to separate and look at each other like they're crazy.

Do you see it that way, Doc? Or am I kind of imagining things? Because I do have a big imagination, and we've agreed that I'm crazy.

Ask your question again.