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Bruce covers the ongoing federal government shutdown, another court just ignoring the law for Trump’s benefit, and that Trump admitted to war crimes with the unprovoked bombings of boats in the Caribbean and Pacific.
In the last episode, we processed all about what boundaries are. In this episode, we take boundaries a step further and explore HOW to set them and why it can be challenging to stick to these. Tune in, as Becky McNattin and Tara Martini continue the conversation about boundaries with guests Robin Melville and Amanda Sullivan. Types of boundaries, scenarios, situational examples, and strategies will all be discussed!
Philip Anthony is joined by his co-hosts Austin and Matt to discuss current events and LGBTQ concerns.
Christin Ament, Executive Director and founder of The Bardo, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” radio show to share how she is redefining end-of-life care in Minnesota starting by reimagining the physical space and care at end-of-life. Christin is creating an end-of-life sanctuary that is seeking to reconnect the dying with nature and their communities. She is passionate about providing patients and families with the tools necessary to make informed choices and make empowered end of life choices. For Christin, thinking about your death invites us all to live more enriched and fulfilled lives. Christin is both a palliative care nurse practitioner and death doula. For more information, visit: thebardo.com
Host Laurie Fitz and Rick Bernardo visit with Rev. Dr. Trish Sullivan Vanni, a priest from Charis Community, Minnesota’s first Ecumenical Catholic Church. We discuss Catholic Church and wider church history, along with women and their place in that evolving landscape. – www.CharisECC.org
In this episode of Native Roots Radio, host Robert Pilot discusses the government shutdown’s impact on SNAP benefits and healthcare, featuring an update from Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers. He then interviews Charlotte Cummings from the Madison Children’s Museum about their upcoming Indigenous Heritage Celebration. Finally, Bob Blake of Solar Bear joins the show to provide updates on clean energy, pipeline projects, and sports.
On today’s show:
— How Trump is choosing not to fund SNAP even though he could.
— House Speaker Mike Johnson and Ag. Sec. Brooke Rollins have a gaffe at a Press conference.
— Paul Metsa previews his new album and birthday bash this Sunday!
— “Responsible” gun owner news.
— How people who receive SNAP benefits often live in rural areas of Minnesota.
— Michael Brodkorb previews Lions vs. Vikings
Matt and Michael have our weekly Vikings preview as they talk about Vikings vs. Lions this Sunday!
Mike Nejman is here to talk about his road-trip memoir Laughing at the Sun. Plus, Mike Albo joins us to talk about his new audio book Hologram Boyfriends!
Connect with Robert Fischer: http://www.robertfischerphoto.com/index.html and https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/blue-zebra-8336
Connect with Michael Nejman here: https://www.michaelnejman.com
Get your copy of Laughing at the Sun here: https://bookshop.org/a/82376/9781512080971
Get your copy of Homo Erectus here: https://www.amazon.com/Homo-Erectus-Edward-Proffitt/dp/1879194341
Connect with Mike Albo: https://www.mikealbo.net
Get your copy of Hologram Boyfriends: https://read.macmillan.com/hologram-boyfriends-audio-original-9781250393821
The Gaily Show is the only daily LGBTQ radio news and talk show in the U.S. Watch us on YouTube daily at 2pm. Catch us on the radio at 2pm CST on AM950 Radio (Minneapolis) or at 5am CST on WCPT 820 (Chicago). Follow us on Bluesky: @thegailyshow.org
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