Both Sides Now

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In this Episode, Jane takes us back to Episode 3, where she and Yergz discussed the coming out process for both Yergz, and his generation, and the greater acceptance of younger generations, at a younger age.

Transition that to the actions of Cassidy Hutchinson, and her testimony before Congress on January 6th, coupled with those of Miles Taylor, aka "Anonymous," and host of "The Whistleblowers," a podcast that focuses solely on those who were persecuted by the Trump Administration, for speaking out against the Trump Administration. Would Jane and Yergz have shown the same strength?!

Then the efforts to discredit each; the Trump staff showing a photo of "The Beast," only to have that debunked, as the photo was proven to have been taken in Reno, Nevada, not Washington, DC, on January 6th, like the staff said. The deleted text messages that were "lost" by the Secret Service, how did the agency that is charged with protecting our nation's infrastructure "lose" messages that were supposedly saved?

How are you liking the new format of roughly 30 minutes, instead of 60? And twice per week, instead of weekly?

In this episode Jane and Yergz talk about how Jane gets brought up to date by Susy Yerger, Yergz' mother! This leads into finishing a conversation from last week's episode on the strength of youth, today; from coming of age, to coming out, to bringing down the most powerful man in the world, at the time.

We discuss, "Could we do it" and "Should we do it."

As we still try to figure this out, Jane and Yergz discuss everything from what REALLY will be the format for Both Sides Now, plus goings on back in Boyertown, plus some adjustments for Episode 3.

Once launched in Podcast format, This same album cover version will be dropped to YouTube, as well as audio only versions on Yergz Radio. For ANY future updates on the release of Both Sides Now, check out Yergz.com for further!

In this episode we meet our hosts, each with their own previous experiences in podcasting, life and communication. While we get the kinks worked out in Episode 1, we also learn the tear-jerking stories from each on where they were, and what they did, on 9/11/2001; some twenty-two years ago.