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The Peoples Voice Podcast

An investigative news podcast dedicated to covering stories and social issues that are often overlooked or buried by mainstream and social media. The purpose is to shed light on these important topics and offer insightful analysis, recommendations, and actionable solutions. Hosted by media and social issues researcher Trey Evans.New Episodes Air Each Friday#thepeoplesvoicepodcast

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20:05

Audited While Black: The IRS Discriminatory Tax Audit...

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2026/04/03

(00:00:00) Audited While Black: The IRS Discriminatory Tax Audit Process(00:00:06) Welcome to The People's Voice (00:01:23) Tax Audit Discrimination: A Growing Concern (00:02:55) Stanford Study Reveals Alarming Findings (00:06:38) The Impact on Vulnerable Taxpayers (00:09:12) Systemic Issues and Lack of Progress (00:12:30) IRS Staff Reductions Exacerbate the Problem (00:13:53) Navigating the Audit Process (00:18:30) Closing Thoughts and Call to Action A 2023 report by Stanford University found

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21:14

Tap, Order, Repeat: The Real Costs of the Food...

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2026/03/27

From a financial standpoint, food delivery apps can become surprisingly expensive due to added fees, tips, and marked-up menu prices, often turning a $10 meal into $20 or more. Over time, frequent use can lead to significant overspending, making it harder to save money or stay within a budget. The convenience also encourages impulse ordering, increasing how often people spend. Beyond finances, relying heavily on delivery apps can negatively affect health, as people may choose less nutritious,

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19:52

Seconds Away from Tragedy: The Dangers Of Distracted...

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2026/03/20

Distracted driving covers a wide range of activities, but it's incredibly dangerous and can lead to deadly consequences. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that over 3,200 people were killed in 2023 due to distracted driving. Recent handheld bans are helping to enforce this issue, but there's still much work to be done. In this episode, I dive into the topic, discuss its impact, and share practical tips on how you can avoid driving

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20:45

Decision Fatigue- Too Many Choices

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2026/03/13

Discussing the concept of decision fatigue and how making too many choices can drain our mental energy. The causes of decision fatigue and why we struggle when faced with constant decisions throughout the day. The episode also looks at how decision fatigue affects both adults and young people—from work responsibilities and daily life pressures to school, social choices, and technology. By understanding how decision fatigue works, listeners will learn simple ways to reduce stress, improve focus,

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23:54

Sound The Alarms! Private Equity Firms Quietly Taking...

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2026/03/06

On This Episode of The People’s Voice Podcast, I discussed how teacher shortages in U.S. K–12 schools are pushing districts to rely on private staffing agencies, some which are owned by private equity firms. While these agencies help fill urgent teacher vacancies, they can create long-term dependence, increase costs paid with taxpayer dollars, and in some cases are linked to poorer student performance and lower test scores. Other concerns such as high turnover, labor violations, and weakened

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22:35

The Hidden Exploitation of Vacation Cruise Line Workers

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2026/02/27

Some vacation cruise lines have faced accusations of treating workers unfairly. Some reported issues have been include very long work hours, low or late pay and poor living or health conditions onboard. Many cruise ship employees come from countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, and India, where working overseas is a common way to support their families. Because these jobs are so important to them and their families, some workers may be afraid to report problems. They might worry about losing

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22:44

Wage Theft: A Quiet Crime

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2026/02/20

Wage Theft Is A Crime. I discussed wage theft cases occuring in the U.S.. The industries where its occuring , who its affecting and what can be done. Check out the webiste for more infohttp://treyevansthepeoplesvoice.com/Check out the webiste for more infohttp://treyevansthepeoplesvoice.com/ #thepeoplesvoicepodcast#social issuesCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching,

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23:41

Can Capping Student Loans Could Break the Cycle of...

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2026/02/13

Capping student loans could be a game-changer in addressing the unchecked greed in higher education. By limiting the amount students can borrow, this could force colleges and universities to rethink their skyrocketing tuition fees and bloated administrative costs. This move would not only protect students from falling deeper into debt but also challenge institutions to prioritize affordability and quality over profits. Capping student loans could be a game-changer in addressing the unchecked greed

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21:33

ICE Raids: Targets and Winners

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2026/02/06

Immigration advocates argue that ICE raids increasingly sweep up immigrants with no criminal record, disrupting families and communities while funneling thousands of people into jails, private prisons, and detention centers that profit from every occupied bed. These facilities—many operated by private corporations under federal contracts—benefit financially from higher detention numbers, creating a system where human beings become revenue streams. Critics say this dynamic incentivizes aggressive

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19:33

Between Two Worlds: The Emotional Weight of Being a...

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2026/01/23

Child Language Brokers, are children who are often put in situations where they have to interpret sensitive or complicated information for adults who do not speak the native language of a country they are it. In some cases this occurs at the expense of their own well-being. This can also affect their sense of identity, as they are forced to navigate the cultural gap between their family and society, taking on responsibilities that may hinder their own academic or emotional development. This episode

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24:56

Nonprofit in Name Only: Tax-Exempt Status Masks Fraud...

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2026/01/16

Nonprofit tax-exempt organizations are intended to serve public interests, yet some exploit their status through fraud such as overpaying staff, providing excessive executive compensation, or engaging in self-dealing that benefits insiders rather than the mission. These abuses raise serious questions about whether such organizations should continue to enjoy tax-exempt status, as excessive private benefit undermines public trust, violates IRS rules, and suggests that exemption is being used as a

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21:54

Skin Care for Kids: The Dangers Parents Should Know

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2026/01/09

Kids’ skin isn’t just a smaller version of adult skin—it’s way more sensitive. Some popular skin care products that work fine for adults can actually cause problems for kids. From strong chemicals and fragrances to ingredients that can trigger rashes or irritation,. This is a must-listen to episode for parents who want to keep their kids’ skin healthy and safe.#skincare #skincareproducts#skininfluencer#hauls#treyevans #thepeoplesvoicepodcast→FOLLOW ON SOCIAL

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23:37

When the Ball Dropped, No One Was There

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2026/01/02

As in person face-to-face gatherings fade, major holidays such as New Year’s Eve, which was once filled with crowded parties and shared countdowns, is now often spent alone or behind screens. As celebrations disappear, the traditions meant to remind us we’re not alone now highlights just how separated we’ve become.#socializing#newyearseve #MidnightAlone #facetoface#DisconnectedTimes#FadingTraditions#LostCelebration→FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA←Youtube Instagram FacebookTwitter Linked

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20:51

Behind Festive Doors: Domestic Violence During The...

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/12/26

Domestic violence in relationships is devastating at any time of year. Unfortunately, during the holidays, reports and emergency calls related to domestic violence increase significantly. Experts point to several contributing factors, including financial stress from gift-giving, increased alcohol or drug use, and colder weather that leads to more time spent indoors together. No matter the cause, the impact on victims can last a lifetime and, in some cases, can be fatal. In this episode, I discuss

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19:01

ICE Raids Trigger School Layoffs

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/12/19

CE raids and expanded immigration enforcement have led to noticeable declines in student enrollment and attendance, particularly among immigrant families. Fearing potential enforcement actions—even when they occur off campus—many parents are keeping their children home or withdrawing them from public schools altogether. As enrollment drops, school districts and educators are now facing budget shortfalls that have resulted in layoffs and reduced resources.#iceraids #immigration #publicschools

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18:22

Quiet Cutting: How Companies Silently Get Rid of Workers

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/12/12

Quiet cutting—the practice of reassigning employees to less desirable roles instead of formally laying them off—is increasingly used as a human-resource tactic in the American job economy. Marketed as “redeployment” or “realignment,” it lets companies downsize without the public backlash or legal exposure of outright termination. While framed as an opportunity for workers to “explore new challenges,” it’s often a slow-motion push toward resignation, allowing employers to trim payroll without paying

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21:44

Debt in Disguise: The Dark Side of Buy Now, Pay Later

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/12/05

The appeal of Buy Now, Pay Later is undeniable—quick approval, painless payments, and no credit check. But beneath the surface lies a growing risk: missed payments, damaged credit, and mounting balances. It’s convenience engineered to make you spend more, even if it means stumbling into hidden debt.#predatorylending #bnpl #buynowpaylater #debt #loans→FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA←Youtube Instagram FacebookTwitter Linked In #thepeoplesvoicepodcast#social issuesCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the

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23:53

Protecting You: Consumer Data and Privacy Laws in U.S.

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/11/28

U.S. states are increasingly taking the lead on privacy protections as consumer concerns about data breaches, AI surveillance, and personal data misuse grow. States such as California has expanded its privacy laws to ensure fairness and accountability. With federal privacy legislation still stalled, consumers and companies face a complex patchwork of state laws, making enforcement and compliance more challenging, but giving consumers greater control over their personal information than ever

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21:35

Kill the Turkeys, Collect the Checks: Corporate...

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/11/21

As families prepare for Thanksgiving, few are aware of the controversial methods the poultry industry has used to contain recent bird-flu outbreaks, including ventilation shutdowns and other mass-culling techniques that animal-welfare groups have condemned as inhumane. At the same time, federal records show that many poultry operations receive substantial government compensation for outbreak-related losses—often totaling millions of dollars. Critics argue that these payouts amount to a form of

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21:35

The New Digital Divide: America’s Hidden Inequality

The Peoples Voice Podcast ·

2025/11/14

30 + years ago the term digital divide referred mainly to whether a household had a computer or an internet connection. Today, the gap has widened into something more complex—and in many ways more consequential. The new digital divide deepens existing social inequalities. It's no longer just about access to devices, but about the quality of connectivity, digital skills, and the ability to keep up with rapidly evolving technologies.→FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA←Youtube Instagram FacebookTwitter Linked

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