Get prepared for Episode 97!

In this episode, I had the privilege of interviewing Leticia Victoria Perkins, the creator and host of the Perkins Report. We discussed a range of topics, including her start in media, her activism, and her involvement in local politics, such as grassroots movements and community organization efforts across different states. With a background as a political consultant and extensive network spanning various states, Letty offered profound insights into governmental malfeasance and the intricate web of human trafficking.

Our discussion scrutinized the multifaceted issue of human trafficking, revealing its systemic complexities. Letty shed light on the inherent flaws within our judicial systems and child protection services, highlighting prevalent corruption and racial biases.

However, amidst these challenges, Letty proposed a thought-provoking solution, emphasizing collective action and civic engagement as keys to addressing societal issues.

Prepare to be stimulated intellectually and inspired morally. This episode reflects on individual agency and communal responsibility in effecting positive change.

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In this episode, we cover a wide range of topics from politics, new technologies, how to protect personal information, to predictions about the economy and society. We start by examining the Republican Party's image, discussing the importance of individual decision-making, and exploring areas like blockchain and cryptocurrency, which are advanced technologies dealing with digital money. We also discuss the importance of privacy, from how we act online to how we secure our homes, and the role of government in these areas. It's crucial to understand our legal rights in these situations. We take a close look at recent political developments and what they could mean for our economy and society in the future. Towards the end, we talk about Apple's efforts in protecting user privacy and how advertisements are targeted at consumers. The episode also includes a personal reflection on the use of the term "RINO" (Republican In Name Only), encouraging listeners to think deeply about political identities and what it means to truly fit that label.

Sources:

1. Neil's Quizlet Page
2. AirBnB policy update - Yes, they don't want to violate your 4th Amendment!
3. Warning to Tucson Residents- Migrant funding is drying up.
4. U.S. Military Readiness - Concerns about military capabilities and modernization needs.
5. Squatting Issues - Discussion on housing, squatting, and social implications.
6. Taxation Critique - Goldwater's Analysis of Pinal County's bad tax collection practices.
7. Ron Paul - Black Swan Event - Dr. Paul believes there will be an unexpected event.
8. Feds Swear Up and Down - We're Cutting Rates (and printing money????)

Episode 95 features a recording from the Pinal County Candidate Forum for District 7, held in Pinal County, Arizona. This important event was organized and hosted by District 5 of Pinal County on Thursday, February 22, 2024.

In this episode, we explore the visions, plans, and commitments of the candidates vying for the Legislative House positions in District 7. The candidate lineup includes:

• Steve Slaton
• Barby Ingle
• John Fillmore
• Walt Blackman
• David Marshall

Join us as we offer insights into the future of Pinal County through the perspectives of these candidates.

In this episode, we review the events that have shaped Arizona's water history, from the 19th century to the modern era.

1864 - Howell Code and Prior Appropriation: The Howell Code establishes prior appropriation for surface water, laying the groundwork for water rights in Arizona based on the principle of "first in time, first in right."

1885 - Buckeye Canal: Founded to address water scarcity, the Buckeye Canal became a lifeline for settlers, enabling agricultural development in the arid region.

1902 - National Reclamation Act: President Theodore Roosevelt's signature legislation funds irrigation projects like the Roosevelt Dam, marking the beginning of federal involvement in water management.

1911 - Roosevelt Dam Construction: Completed by the Bureau of Reclamation, the dam plays a crucial role in water storage and regulation.

1922 - Colorado River Compact: Dividing the Colorado River Basin, this compact sparks debates over water allocation among states.

1944 - Mexican Water Treaty: Signed to allocate Colorado River water to Mexico, influencing Arizona's water policies.

1968 - Central Arizona Project (CAP): Authorized by the Colorado River Basin Project Act, the CAP is a monumental aqueduct system ensuring water supply to central and southern Arizona.

1980 - Groundwater Management Act: Addressing groundwater depletion, this act establishes regulations and the Arizona Department of Water Resources.

2004 - Arizona Water Settlements Act: Settling water rights claims and reallocating water resources, this act secures Arizona's water future.

2007 - Mandatory Water Adequacy: Governor Janet Napolitano signs legislation requiring new subdivisions to demonstrate a 100-year water supply, safeguarding Arizona's water sustainability.

From historic canals to modern aqueducts, Arizona's water management history reflects a balance of resource utilization and sustainability in the face of environmental challenges. Sean will be joining us again to explore more chapters in the story of water in the Grand Canyon State.

We'd like thank our recent guests: Nicole Sparrow for sharing the story of Esther, while Zach Cjeka recounted his experiences studying abroad in Eastern Europe. And let's not forget the amazing discussion with Samantha, the Fit Herbalist! And we've not started a series with Sean McMahon to discuss the dynamic economy of Arizona. The year has taken off and it is not slowing down.

We look at pressing issues like technology's role in protecting privacy and whether AI poses a threat. We emphasize the importance of not letting governmental pressures exhaust us, advocating for creativity and progress with #create2024.

We take a quick look at a lawsuit against the Biden administration by Energy Watchdog group Power the Future, alleging lack of transparency in John Kerry's climate office. Meanwhile, the State Bar of Arizona's actions against attorneys filing for election integrity draw attention to ongoing debates surrounding elections and foreign funding restrictions.

Legislative moves in Arizona, such as bipartisan support for a bill restricting foreign funding in elections and the Arizona Corporation Commission's decision to limit ESG goals in energy companies, prompt discussions on transparency and market dynamics.

We also touch on economic trends, including Arizona's auto loan debt increase and Vladimir Putin's surprising remarks on U.S. leadership preferences.

Amidst political shifts within the Arizona GOP, Gina Swoboda's leadership raises questions, particularly regarding her prior consulting agreement with the Arizona State Senate.

Finally, we explore blockchain technology's potential in securing data and its implications for privacy and censorship resistance, concluding with a bizarre candidate from Ohio.

There's a lot here, but it's packed tight!

Sean McMahon is a Scottsdale Young Republican and a devout Christian who is passionate about his country and family values. He prioritizes facts and data over emotion, yet he keeps discussions entertaining with his charm and wit. Sean aims to spread awareness about the issues facing Arizona and the United States as a whole, focusing on economics, culture, and global matters. He believes in a constitutional republic with a strong emphasis on individualism, where anyone can succeed in their passion if they truly dedicate their heart and mind to it. The verse "O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you; my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water" from Psalm 63:1 aptly describes his passion for servant leadership.

Sean and I are going to conduct a series of discussions regarding free markets in Arizona. This will involve the economic dynamics of Arizona, the politics behind it, and how Arizona's natural resources can be used to the advantage of every citizen. Listed below are the majority of natural resources in Arizona. These resources affect our everyday lives, and it's important for us to understand their significance, as well as how they are managed and distributed.

Copper: Arizona is a leading producer of copper in the United States. The state's copper mines, such as those in Morenci and Bisbee, are among the largest in the nation.

Gold and Silver: These precious metals are also mined in Arizona, although not as extensively as copper.

Uranium: Arizona has significant uranium deposits, though mining has been reduced due to environmental concerns.

Water: In a desert state like Arizona, water is an extremely valuable resource. The management and distribution of water for agriculture, industry, and urban use are critical issues.

Timber: Forests in northern Arizona provide timber resources, although this industry has declined due to conservation efforts and changing market demands.

Oil and Natural Gas: There are oil and natural gas fields in Arizona, but these resources are not as abundant or as economically significant as in other states.

Solar Energy: Arizona's sunny climate makes it ideal for solar energy production, which is increasingly becoming a valuable resource.

Do not miss this episode!

Samantha, the Fit Herbalist, shares her journey of discovery and transformation. It wasn't until 2012, when her youngest daughter was diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, that Samantha realized the transformative power of food, herbs, and lifestyle choices. Her path to improved health was no overnight success; it entailed months and years of navigating the transition from old habits to newfound knowledge. Through unwavering dedication, Samantha took control of her family's health, driven by the profound impact of witnessing her children's struggles with chronic issues.

Samantha's story serves as a wake-up call to the detrimental effects of the prevailing American lifestyle, which often exacerbates health problems. By rejecting the fear of "sickness" and embracing proactive measures for a healthier life, Samantha and her family experienced significant improvements in their overall well-being.

In our latest podcast episode, Zach Cejka provides us an update from the Czech Republic. Zach is the Secretary of the West Valley Young Republicans and a Political Science student at ASU. Besides his Young Republicans gig, he's also known for teaming up with other groups to support conservatism in Arizona.

What makes this conversation unique is that Zach is currently doing a study abroad program in the Czech Republic. Despite the crazy time zone difference, he joined us on the Arizona Liberty Podcast to talk about the history and culture of the countries around the Czech Republic. It was pretty wild to think that he was on a whole other continent while we were discussing his travels.

We hope Zach has a blast exploring Europe, and maybe he'll drop by our podcast again before he heads back home. Safe travels, Zach!

Once again, another fascinating discussion! This time, I had the opportunity to speak with Barby Ingle, and yes, her husband Ken. We started off discussing issues within Arizona that need to be addressed, such as ways to make healthcare more affordable for Arizonans, and then delved into many personal passions that motivated Barby to run for Arizona State Representative, District 7. From there, we talked about some of the non-political current events of today, a bit of philosophy, and various aspects of pain and mental health.

Visit Barby's sites!

https://barbyingle.com/

https://kenandbarby.com/

https://hopeistrue.org/

Barby Ingle is a dedicated advocate and community leader based in Apache Junction, AZ. She is known for her commitment to healthcare access and patient advocacy efforts, as well as her passion for serving the needs of Arizonans. Barby holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Psychology from George Mason University and has a background in cheerleading and dance coaching.

Living in Arizona since 2003, Barby has faced the challenges of chronic and rare medical conditions, which led her to become involved in infusion therapy for pain management. She and her husband, Ken Taylor, have been together for over two decades and are avid travelers who also cherish their roles as aunt and uncle to seven nephews and one niece.

Barby's upbringing in a military family and her own experiences have instilled in her a strong work ethic, resilience, and a deep sense of patriotism. She is actively involved in various organizations, including the Arizona Chronic Care Coalition, International Pain Foundation, and NORD AZ-RDAC Committee, among others. With over 35 commendations for her advocacy work, Barby is a respected figure in the rare and chronic illness communities.

Looking forward, Barby has announced her candidacy for the Arizona House of Representatives for District 7, with the primary election scheduled for August 6, 2024. Her dedication to serving the community and preserving the rights of the people through legislative action is a testament to her commitment to making a difference.

In today's episode, Nicole Sparrow joins the podcast give me insight on the story of Esther. Just as the biblical Esther stood up to protect her people and her faith, Nicole is a modern-day advocate who passionately champions her beliefs and the values. Join us as we explore both the ancient and contemporary threads of courage, conviction, and the pursuit of justice in this engaging conversation with Nicole!

Nicole Sparrow is a dedicated activist and student from Arizona. She brings a youthful passion for defending freedom and American values to every pursuit. In her early twenties, Nicole is currently pursuing her education at Colorado Christian University. She leads an activism group with Turning Point USA, proudly representing her local community in Peoria, Arizona. Nicole is also a pro-life ambassador with Let Them Live and played an active role in the campaign for state senator Anthony Kern. Her commitment to protecting freedoms, the Second Amendment, and the rights of the unborn drives her involvement in the political landscape. Nicole is determined to make America great again and inspire the next generation to stand up for their country. Her family's support and her faith provide her with unwavering strength and guidance in her mission to create positive change in her community and beyond.