In this episode, Nathan is joined by Jim Mason, president of the Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), who shares his journey into homeschooling advocacy, the evolution of homeschool freedom in the United States, and the current challenges faced by homeschooling families. They discuss significant legal precedents that have shaped the landscape of homeschooling and emphasizes the importance of legal support for families and highlight the ongoing efforts to protect parental rights and the

Send us a text Chief Troche sits down with Sarasota County Emergency Manager Sandra Tapfumaneyi for an important conversation about hurricane season including what we learned from the historic 2024 season, how our community came together and what you can do to prepare before the next storm. City of Sarasota Hurricane Preparedness: https://www.sarasotafl.gov/Department-Pages/City-Manager/Communications/Hurricane-Preparedness Sarasota County Government Hurricane Preparedness: https://ww...

Send us a text October 29th, 2013, is a day many of you in the APD remember. It’s the day we lost Senior Police Officer Rob Bingaman. In this episode, Chief Mike Lamb and Sgt Scott Fry look back at that tragic day and reflect in this deeply personal conversation. Also, getting to know Detective Jesse Ramirez, who will soon be Sergeant Ramirez of the Community Engagement Division. We’ll talk about his promotion and, with November being Native American Heritage Month, his connectio...

[This is an encore presentation recorded in April. We'll be back with a new episode Thursday.] John Baeten came to town as a visiting assistant professor in IU’s geography department, where he spent time doing, among other things, a reconstruction of maps of Bloomington from the past. That led to his current post as the GIS Coordinator for Monroe County. GIS stands for Geographic Information Systems, of which there are many at the county. In fact, it’s hard for any local government to do thei...

Tory kicks off the show talking about the upcoming Trunk or Treat and the city’s pushback on using an abandoned lot for the event. He then dives into Milwaukee’s surge in parking tickets before welcoming Promise, B Jones, and Dre Lov for a lively pop culture roundtable — from the celebrity basketball game to Packers talk and how the crew has grown over the years.

In this episode:Colonel Denny and Skip cut through the climate hysteria to ask: is global warming science—or politics? If the Statue of Liberty’s still dry, is it really the end of the world? Skip jumps in the host seat and covers the news for the Colonel covering all of the craziness going on and provides us with his views on them The colonel supplies us with some humor to keep us sane We hear about the battle of the month from retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Chris Petty, learn more about

Tory celebrates progress as charges are finally filed in the barn-jumping case that sparked community outrage over the summer. He also covers a Muskego chase tied to a Milwaukee homicide and questions why Wisconsin isn’t getting FEMA aid after August’s floods. Just when it looked like Trunk or Treat might be canceled, a caller offers a new Midtown spot — turning setbacks into blessings.

Tory revisits Milwaukee’s parking ticket surge before Attorney B’Ivory LaMarr joins with updates on recent charges. The conversation shifts to the city’s plan for cops and security on buses to enforce fare payments — and what that means for riders. Liz Brown calls in to close the show with her thoughts on the day’s biggest stories and community wins.

Amanda Galbraith is at the party table for Party for Two. Kristina Llewellyn speaks to Jerry about the school board trustee who hasn't repaid travel expenses from a controversial trip to Italy. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Brian Lilley and Jerry talk about Pierre Poilievre as the leader of the Conservative party.

Jerry opens the show with guest, Gavin Tighe, to talk about the Canada Post workers union losing their challenge of the back-to-work order. Then, Gary Sands from the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers weighs in on the survey that found people would pay up to 40% more for Canadian products. Jerry questions the rules for school bus drivers. Plus - is there something that you buy that you hide from your partner or family?

In deze podcast praat host Gerald van Wilgen met Maxine Colen en Marten Roorda over de implicaties van het seizoen en vonden we een paar onvertaalbare Nederandse woorden

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In this episode of Kickin' It with Kincannon, Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon sits down with Courtney Bergmeier, Executive Director of the Bijou Theatre, to talk about the rich history and ongoing legacy of one of Knoxville’s most treasured cultural landmarks. They discuss the Bijou’s role in downtown revitalization, its impact on the local arts scene, and how this historic stage continues to bring people together. Courtney also shares some behind-the-scenes stories, including a few tha...

Sherwin explores the stark contrasts between rural white communities and urban Black neighborhoods — not just in demographics, but in economics, culture, opportunity, and perception. What drives these differences, and how do they shape the way America sees itself? Join Sherwin for an honest, data-driven, and deeply human conversation about race, place, and identity.

Sherwin takes a hard look at how America’s racial landscape is shifting — and why it feels like the nation is hitting the reset button on decades of Black progress. From politics and education to culture and economics, Sherwin unpacks the forces that are slowing or reversing the gains of the Civil Rights era, asking the tough question: Where do we go from here?

Join Sherwin as he breaks down the deep divide between Republicans and Democrats in today’s political landscape. From policy clashes to cultural battles, Sherwin explores what really drives America’s two-party system — and what it means for our future. Expect candid takes, real data, and thoughtful conversations about the issues shaping modern politics.

In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, we start with comments from House Speaker Mike Johnson laying all blame at House Minority leader Chuck Schumer for allowing the government shutdown to go into it's third week. Also over the past few month's select blue states have quietly pulled back healthcare for illegal immigrants and asking the federal government to pay instead, the President's hair seems to disappear on a Time magazine cover, the new press guidelines at the

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In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, lost in the importance of the Government shutdown and the success in Israel, former VP Kamala Harris' book tour is not only failing but drawing protests from her own party. We featured audio from Fox News host Kennedy who summed it up best. Also re-districting and the seat availability to benefit the GOP, a decrease in transgenderism especially in elite institutions and audio from President Trump on the next phase of his plan for