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This past week we see the Judiciary Hearing featuring three C.E.O's of America's top Tech Companies. To top it off Kodak, which was once laid out to pasture returns to the news with potential plans to assist in the Covid-19 Pandemic.  

The greatest composer who ever lived passed away this month in 1827 leaving behind a legacy of great works.  Ludwig Van Beethoven influence is heard today and you can follow his journey on the next episode of BreakNBread. 

Ludwig Van Beethoven, possibly the greatest composer to ever live, died this month in 1827.  Leaving behind a great musical legacy. That discussion coming up on the next BreakNBread.

What happens if you find yourself in the courtroom? How long should you expect to wait for a ruling? Attorney Lynna Moen tells us why she thinks she should be the next Circuit Court Judge for Mecklenburg county.  She also discusses the racial situation which reportly took place at a Charlotte voting precinct. Listen now to BreakNBread.  

The U.S Supreme Court decided over the summer that federal courts cannot decide on partisan gerrymandering.  This leaves the matter in the hands of state lawmakers and the redistricting effort is the first redrawing since that decision was handed down.   One Republican  responds to opposition by democrats. 

The debate continues over North Carolina Redistricting Plan. 

Bringing more to the arts, parks & education brings with it higher taxes depending on what voters decide.  We explain during our first Podcast. 

Democrats push hard in Mecklenburg county to insure a seat for their candidates.

Opponents of the sales tax increase proposal in Mecklenburg County say there wasn't enough information going into the vote. Others say they had plenty to go on.