In CGT 2.9, Sheepdog and Shepherd discuss conscience and death.

In CGT 2.8, Sheepdog and Shepherd address Conscience and the U.S. Federal Government. Ethical failures and scandals in the Federal Government squander taxpayer money and violate the public trust.

In CGT 2.7, Sheepdog and Shepherd discuss the speech of Chris Wallace at the Newseum. Does the news media recognize a moral code for establishing truth in reporting?

In CGT 2.6, Sheepdog and Shepherd discuss conscience in the afterlife. Does the conscience function in the afterlife.

In CGT 2.5, Sheepdog and Shepherd quote a newspaper article about Harvey Weinstein. Will victims ever receive restitution if a perpetrator avoids the judicial system and his or her conscience does not perform its function of serving as an internal judge?

CGT 2.4 Referencing the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, Sheepdog and Shepherd address the dangers of a seared conscience.

In CGT 2.3, Sheepdog and Shepherd discuss conscience and the U.S. Navy. The resignation of Spencer from the position of Secretary of the U.S. Navy presents a splendid opportunity for Navy leadership to focus on nurturing a collective conscience rooted in its moral code of the U.S. Constitution. Has Navy leadership failed in nurturing an authentic Navy conscience?

In CGT 2.2, Sheepdog and Shepherd discuss Jung's understanding of conscience and the role of religion in relationship to the conscience.

In CGT 2.0, Sheepdog and Shepherd introduces playlist/series 2 of Conscience Guide Team. Specifically, Sheepdog and Shepherd will focus on the relationship between conscience and health.