Naturally JUST as today's show ends, another batch of Trump indictments hit the fan. Go figure. Speaking of the gilded one, we're seeing signs of that looming batch from Fulton County DA Fani Willis coming (I say by August 18th) as two key eyewitnesses to "fake elector" gatherings are subpoenaed just as we get head-to-head polling showing Donald and POTUS Joe neck-and-neck at 43% each. Fear not, though; that 14% "NOTA" (none of the above) voting bloc will assuredly break

Truthfully, if it weren't for all the enabling done by the vast majority of Republicans lacking in spine and/or stones, the number of "not good" days Donald would have had would have been a lot fewer, but here we are. Today, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney CLOWNED on the former President's last-ditch effort to upend the probe. Read the nine-page rebuke HERE. Meanwhile Fulton DA Fani WIllis (defendee by McBurney) says "we're ready to go." Something

International Tiger Day is celebrated every year on July 29th as a way to raise awareness about this magnificent but endangered big cat.

Of course it's hot; this is the summer, after all, but we're experiencing record-shattering heat across the northern hemisphere and the costs to human lives, wildlife, agriculture and. yes, the economy are mounting. Here, again, we see the vast difference between a party that's working to tackle an issue, head-on, vs a party preferring to pretend a problem doesn't exist because to do otherwise is to inconvenience their financial backers. It's been two years (and a day) since

I've said it before, now Morgan Stanley has come to agree: "Bidenomics" has been good for the American economy - and we agree it'll be good in its future, too. Hear their (and my) revelation on that. Today, I spoke with Morrow, Ga., councilwoman Van Tran, a Vietnamese American who sees a need in her diverse city for ballot instructions in multiple languages. She should know, just from experience, right? Well, fellow councilwoman Dorothy Dean believes Tran's push for such

Another win for organized labor (and the economy) as Teamsters and UPS come to an agreement. Let's point out the benefits OF unions, shall we? Wasn't a drag queen, gay or trans person arrested after a nearly half-century cold case was solved with a metro Atlanta arrest; it was an 83- year old former protestant pastor. There won't be a mad rush by lawmakers to address that scourge, though. Also, a small bandage over the gaping gash of a need for mass transit at the Battery, but we'll

As the Department of Justice announces their intent to investigate the Fulton County Jail after a September 2022 death of a mentally ill man in its custody, we learn earlier this week a 19-year old woman held on misdemeanor (you read that right) charges since late May died in custody and under Fulton Sheriff's Department watch. In other news, another lawsuit slapped on UGA in the wake of the deadly January crash that killed two, and the school and athletic department's reaction to it and to

The fabulous Landlord and Stats discuss the By Elections in Uxbridge & South Ruislip, Selby & Ainsty and Somerton & Frome with some humorous incites and commentaries. Join us for our often satirical commentary and insights on these subjects and more from the best digital pub with the best and most deliciously witty digital pub landlord in the UK (the guest panellists, apart from Stats and the Gazelle, are extremely minor entities along for the ride). Opening Music - Moving ON © and ℗ JMN

The Episode kicks off with the boys talking about how their weeks have been. Its was a short week because the 3rd & 4th of July were public holidays when Heroe's & Unity Day were observed respectively (0:50). On Unity Day, the children of former President Edgar Lungu held a press briefing where through Tasila Lungu, they complained about investigative wings of Govt trying cases against them in the media. Was this the right move for the family? (3:45) Max Chongu once called

Emergency evacuation slide dislodged from a plane mid flight and landed in a neighborhood outside Chicago, landing on a house… Family claims a Domino’s delivery driver stole their cat, and they have ring camera footage... People at Hong Kong should stare at smokers to shame them into stop smoking… & more. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It was July 5th, 1852 and festival organizers asked Frederick Douglass to speak at their Independence Day festivities. Oh, did he. Nearly thirteen years before the end of the Civil War, and slavery in the United States, Douglass let the nation have it. Thought this might be a timely share, given the rebound in suppression of rights & equality in today's political climate. Hear actor Ossie Davis' oral interpretation, recorded in 1976, the year of our nation's bicentennial.

Yesterday in his third hour, syndicated conservative talk show host Erick Erickson - from his Macon studio to outlets across the eastern US - lobbed insults galore at Atlanta and railed on (pardon the pun) the Atlanta streetcar extension project tying to the Beltline (as it was designed to do, all along ...) By all means, hear 13 minutes and 40 seconds of absolute insanity HERE (entitled S12 EP116: Hour 3 - The Street Car of No Desire) ... then listen as I and my guest, George Chidi, former AJC

Chromez & Fanatik tease Robert, one of the members of the Podcast Whatsapp group, for going crazy in the group (0:10). First topic is Kings Malembe apologizing for being a Patriotic Front cadre (8:50) Another apology made headlines, this time from Bowman Lusambo, who is apologizing to President Hakainde Hichilema for saying bad things about him (23:25). The guys disagree on each others opinions on the story of a 14 year old boy that shot a man to death that was assaulting his

June inflationary data (and months before it) suggest all that hand-wringing from the right about "government spending" and a looming recession were nonsense - something I said all along. The Braves showed out at the All Star Game last night, but what's up with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred backtracking on his 2021 All Star Game stance? Jeff Graham is my guest, from Georgia Equality. He and I take stock in a post-Pride conversation. We discuss Dekalb non-discrimination, Target

Rep. Mesha Mainor switches parties⁠, but as much as she insists it's because the party left her and not the other way around. I've some of her ⁠past statements⁠ that tell me she's not exactly going to be a fit in the GOP, either but hey ... good luck. ⁠ Trump wants to delay fending off the federal indictments⁠ until after the 2024 election because he's the leading GOP nominee currently. As awful and wrong as the tactic is, it's even more absurd that he IS the leading GOP nominee

In Hartwell, a rural Georgia lake community, pastor Grant Myerholtz convenes a growing "Baptist" congregation in an unusual way (for a baptist church, anyway): he chooses inclusivity. In an era where churches big and small are seeing declines in attendance, his Mt Hebron Baptist Church has grown from a dozen to more than a hundred. Featured over the weekend in a Washington Post piece, Grant joined me today for the full show.

Another metro Atlanta church met with hate - this time the defacing of it's inclusive message on a sign. I spoke with Rev. Mimi Walker from The Church at Ponce and Highland. Speaking of hate, Governor Kemp hates anyone getting credit for green energy jobs in Georgia unless it's him, and yet ... Yes, Donald's audio is dumb, and we'll review that together, but so is Florida Senator Rick Scott's video screed. Duh-du-duh-dumb. Lastly, some good news in the entertainment world, as

Sort of a one-off, today: "How To Fix America." I had sort of just scribbled some notes on a steno pad earlier this week with some ideas to improve how our political process better serves "we, he people," and today's 44 minutes just flowed right out of my mouth. Hear some ideas I have on "how to Fix America." Uncap The House (why are we at 435, anyway?) Adjust the Senate (no senators for states w/less than a million, only one for states w/less than two million;

Drew Murray & Britt Carpenter discuss the growing complications in the city of Philadelphia. Drew, a Republican running for City Council-At-Large, and Britt, the founder of the nonprofit Philly Unknown Project, find that they agree on most city subjects. They touch on subjects like owning a small business, city taxes, taking pride and building community where you live, and being cat dads. https://www.murray4phl.com/http://phillyunknownproject.org/ Visit our website and follow us on social

Got your Titan submarine update for ya; years after a whistleblower on the OceanGate payroll tried to warn the company and its anti-safety CEO of his concerns, what do ya know? The contraption wasn't safe and cost lives. Oh and tens of millions in taxpayer dollars in the ensuing search. Marge and Lauren - two feral MAGA Congresswomen - are a-fightin' and I have the dramatic interpretation for how their back-n-forth went down. I'm joined midway through the show by creator & moderator