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Middle Ground (2017)

Season 1 • Episode 6 • Cops And Ex-Felons Seek To Find Common Ground

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Middle Ground Season 1, Episode 6: Cops And Ex-Felons Seek To Find Common Ground

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Police officers and ex-felons came together to see if they could understand each other. Participants included retired law enforcement officers and people who have served over 10 years in prison. Watch Middle Ground Season 1, Episode 6 Cops And Ex-Felons Seek To Find Common Ground in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Middle Ground Season 1, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
1

Atheists and Christians Debate Truth And Belief

We challenged Atheists and Christians to come together to see if they could find common ground, despite differences of opinion.
2

Liberals And Conservatives Fight Labels And Stereotypes

Liberals and Conservatives came together to work through differences of opinion and see if they can find middle ground by discussing Trump, voting, and partisanship.
3

Pro-Choice And Pro-Life Supporters Search For Common Ground

Pro-choice and pro-life supporters came together to see if they could find common ground. Participants included Planned Parenthood board members, scientists, and nurses who specialize in reversing abortions.
4

Rich And Poor People Seek To Understand Each Other

Rich people and poor people came together to see if they could understand each other. Participants included successful businessmen, people experiencing homelessness, and college students.
5

Veterans And Peace Activists Seek To Find Common Ground

War veterans and peace activists came together to see if they could understand one another. Despite differences of opinion, we all have more in common than we think.
6

Cops And Ex-Felons Seek To Find Common Ground

Police officers and ex-felons came together to see if they could understand each other. Participants included retired law enforcement officers and people who have served over 10 years in prison.