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Vlogging Pod

Join us for our weekly LIVE podcast where we highlight artists, authors, Women’s Health, News, current perspectives, Current Events, Senior Health, environmentalism, political concerns, women’s perspectives, politics, authentic job opportunities, and genuine interviews in a welcoming atmosphere every Thursday at 7PM Eastern on vloggingpod.podbean.com. Sponsored by sheshedstudios.net we’re on #amazonmusic #itunes #spotify #podcastaddict #iheartradio #googlpodcasts & more... “The views, thoughts, and

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51:38

Aging With Compassion and Clarity, Kathi Miracle

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/23

Kathi Miracle is a longtime dementia educator, professional speaker, and caregiving advocate with more than thirty years of hands-on experience in senior living and cognitive health. During our conversation, she shared deeply practical insight drawn from real families, real diagnoses, and real outcomes, including how cognitive decline can be slowed and sometimes prevented when the right tools are used early. The discussion explored aging, dementia care, and caregiving through a compassionate,

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4:51

When the 25th Amendment Isn’t Enough: Article II,...

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/20

Exploring the critical difference between the Twenty-Fifth Amendment and Article II, Section 4 of the United States Constitution by breaking down incapacity versus misconduct, explaining why the 25th Amendment only addresses a president’s ability to serve, and examining how impeachment exists as a constitutional safeguard against corruption, abuse of power, and violations of public trust across an entire administration, not just one individual at the top.#Constitution #Impeachment

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6:52

The Exhaustive Phase of Power

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2026/01/17

Exploring what happens when an administration stops governing through consent and instead relies on pressure, intimidation, and institutional friction to maintain control. Examining why U.S. elections are harder to fully dismantle than they appear, how immunity is often misunderstood, and why overt cruelty and normalized harm create deep psychological strain. Tracing how power tends to erode gradually through resistance, legal challenges, and loss of legitimacy rather than through a single dramatic

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29:06

50 and FⓐCKABLE with Tina Coleman

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2026/01/16

A fabulous, honest conversation between two 50-year-old women who are done shrinking themselves. This interview dives into life, sexuality after 50, confidence, and the freedom that comes from moving forward without restraints or expectations imposed by others. It’s about owning who you are, embracing desire, and living unapologetically on your own terms.#WomenOver50 #MidlifeConfidence #SexualityAfter50 #AgingOutLoud #UnapologeticWomen #MidlifeFreedom #RealConversations #WomenSupportingWomen

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4:21

Territories Without a Voice: When American Belonging...

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/15

A look back at how U.S. territories were once viewed as a temporary step toward statehood and how that expectation quietly changed in the early 1900s. The discussion traces how court rulings known as the Insular Cases created a system where the Constitution applies only partially in U.S. territories, shaping the modern status of places like Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa. It then turns to a recent Alaska voter fraud appeal involving an

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2:34

Are Mail-In Ballots Being Pushed Aside Ahead of the...

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/14

Recent court rulings, state-level voting law changes, and postal service clarifications are intersecting in ways that make mail-in voting harder to rely on. The focus is on how challenges to ballot deadlines, the elimination of grace periods, and unavoidable mail processing delays shift the risk of disqualification onto voters, and how these combined changes could shape participation in the 2026 midterm elections.#MailInVoting, #VotingRights, #2026Midterms, #ElectionAccess, #BallotDeadlines,

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29:52

The Afterwork with Don Akchin

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2026/01/09

A reflective conversation about life after retirement and what comes next when the routine of work ends. The discussion touches on identity, purpose, mental adjustment, financial realities, and the emotional shift that comes with leaving a long career behind. It explores how people redefine productivity, meaning, and daily structure once the workday no longer defines their time.#RetirementLife #LifeAfterWork #NextChapter #PostCareer #AgingAndPurpose #LifeTransitions #PersonalReflection

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3:21

When ICE Goes Too Far: Will Lawmakers Do More Than Talk?

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/08

Lawmakers across the country are responding after an ICE agent fatally shot a woman during an encounter in Minneapolis, with video raising serious questions about whether force was justified and whether the vehicle was actually turning away. Reports also suggest the situation escalated after she was told to move and then attempted to do so, and there are conflicting accounts about access to medical care afterward. Minnesota leaders, members of Congress, and national political figures have spoken

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4:56

When Trust Erodes: The Speech That Said Too Much

Vlogging Pod ·

2026/01/07

The focus is on the head of this administration’s recent speech to Republican lawmakers, where he openly admitted losing support from the American people while insisting that his leadership is being misunderstood. From there the discussion widens to how confidence continues to weaken, including stalled transparency over the Epstein files, renewed rhetoric about acquiring Greenland, and U.S. actions tied to Venezuela. Add to that the vetoing of bipartisan legislation now facing override efforts in

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2:05

A Shorter Clock: Ohio Removes Mail-In Ballot Grace...

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/24

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Senate Bill 293 into law, eliminating the state’s four-day mail ballot grace period with only a narrow exception for uniformed and overseas voters. Although the governor said he signed the bill reluctantly and would have preferred a veto, the change immediately alters how mail-in voting works across Ohio. Election officials estimate thousands of ballots could be excluded under the new rules, while advocates warn the shorter timeline will disproportionately affect

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1:56

Supreme Court Draws the Line: National Guard...

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/23

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to grant the administration’s emergency request to deploy National Guard troops in Chicago, allowing federalization in theory but blocking their use on the ground. Illinois and Chicago argued the move violated the 10th Amendment and lacked any credible evidence of rebellion, a finding upheld by a federal district judge and largely affirmed by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. While the ruling is preliminary, it represents a significant judicial check on executive

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3:17

Pulled in the U.S.: The 60 Minutes CECOT Report

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/23

The 60 Minutes report that did not air in the United States but was broadcast in Canada examines conditions inside El Salvador’s CECOT prison, where men deported from the U.S. were detained earlier this year. The segment links what is shown on camera to a 2023 U.S. government human-rights report that warned of abuse, torture, overcrowding, and denial of due process in El Salvador’s prison system. Footage shows detainees being stripped, shaved, and processed under armed guard, while testimony

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2:03

The Epstein Files Reappear: What the DOJ Took Down...

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/22

A Justice Department decision to remove and then restore an image from the Epstein case files has reignited concerns about transparency, selective redactions, and public trust. The brief disappearance of the image prompted backlash from journalists and lawmakers, raising new questions about how Epstein-related records are being handled, what remains unseen, and whether political pressure is influencing what the public is allowed to access.#EpsteinFiles #Transparency #Accountability

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3:17

The Republican Party Today: Internal Discourse and...

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/17

The current discourse unfolding inside the Republican Party is drawing increased attention as recent events highlight visible internal disagreement. Moderate lawmakers breaking with leadership, public comments from prominent MAGA-aligned figures, and emerging questions around loyalty and endorsements are being interpreted by commentators as signs of competing priorities rather than unified messaging. These disagreements are increasingly playing out in public view, shaping perceptions of power,

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1:21

Five Things Happening Today You Probably Missed

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/16

A record-hot Arctic year is accelerating climate instability, while global insured disaster losses have surged to one hundred seven billion dollars. European leaders have moved forward with a treaty to document and pursue compensation for Ukraine’s war damages. In the U.S., new data shows the economy slowing under the weight of tariffs and inflation. And beyond Earth, a rare interstellar comet is passing by, offering scientists a brief glimpse at material from outside our solar

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41:44

Menopause, Magic, and the Characters Who Save Us

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/12

Teri Brown returns to talk about life, writing and the messy funny truth of menopause as she shares her new character Peg and the upcoming book Peg Unhinged. Through stories about hot flashes, brain fog, late onset asthma, changing bodies and calling out nonsense more boldly with age, she and the host connect these experiences to the powerful women in Teri’s historical fiction and children’s books. They explore how her work is always driven by strong characters who grow through hardship, how hope

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3:23

Wrongful Detentions and Rising Accountability Inside ICE

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/09

Courts across the country are stepping in as more people file lawsuits against ICE for illegal arrests, abusive treatment, and wrongful detentions. These cases include U.S. citizens being detained without cause, teenagers held without proper hearings, asylum seekers taken back into custody without reason, and detainees reporting unsafe or inhumane conditions inside detention centers. Judges have already ordered releases in several cases and are allowing major lawsuits to move forward. Some ICE

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2:26

Health Questions at the Highest Level

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/07

Sydney Dove’s public concern over the health of the head of this administration has sparked new conversation online. Dove pointed to bruising on his hands, moments of sleepiness, and the possibility of frequent MRIs as potential signs of treatment with Leqembi, an Alzheimer’s medication known to cause bruising and require regular imaging. There is no confirmation that he is taking this drug or has any related diagnosis, but her posts ignited a wider debate about transparency, medical speculation,

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2:45

The Growing Doubt Behind America’s Immigration Raids

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/07

Public skepticism toward harsh immigration crackdowns is rising as new polls show Americans questioning whether enforcement tactics are targeting the right people. This episode highlights how recent operations, including a major sweep in New Orleans, have faced criticism for detaining mostly non-criminal immigrants, raising concerns about fairness and civil rights. Growing public awareness, media coverage, and grassroots pressure are creating momentum for more balanced and humane policy approaches,

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3:42

Congress Confronts The Footage The Pentagon’s Hegseth...

Vlogging Pod ·

2025/12/04

We break down the newly revealed classified strike footage shown to lawmakers that has sparked bipartisan investigations into the deadly September 2025 operation in the Caribbean. Senators and representatives voiced alarm after seeing video of survivors being targeted in a second strike, raising serious questions about legality, military conduct, and who ultimately approved the order. With conflicting explanations from the Pentagon, Hegseth, and the head of this administration, the controversy has

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