In the latest episode of "In The Freezone with Norm," airing on 4/12/23, the topic of discussion is "The Integrity of the Argument." Norm delves into the concept of people engaging in debates and discussions, but questions whether they are truly passionate about their beliefs or just looking for an opportunity to be offended. He examines the idea of whether people are willing to die on that hill, or if they are just looking for a moment of outrage. This week's segment of "Tragedies in Sports History" explores the rise and fall of Dale Earnhardt and the impact it had on NASCAR as a whole. Norm takes a deep dive into this tragic event and its aftermath. Norm introduces a new segment called "Things That Should Scare You," where he talks about the shocking numbers surrounding medical malpractice and how it could lead to death. He provides an eye-opening perspective on this important issue. The show also discusses some local news and the cause and effects of small town and rural state taxation. Is their a tax price to be paid for rural life? Is it worth it? What leads to the increasing property tax burden on the state of Kansas and on Morton County specifically. In this week's music review, Norm tackles Coheed and Cambria's album IV, released on February 20, 2007. Norm has been vocal about recent submissions to the segment, and he gives his honest opinion on whether Claudio Sanchez's high-pitched voice ruins his day. The movie review segment features Carl Reiner's film "The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming," a comedy released in 1966. Norm suggested paying homage to some "great 80's" B movies, but the producers of the show sat on that idea and continue to force Norm to watch horrible movies. This week's homework is guaranteed to make Norm angry. Don't forget to tune in to Norm's podcast, recorded in front of a live virtual audience every Wednesday night on his Facebook page. For more information about the show, visit backhomemedia.com