Our guest for today’s episode is Bryan Driscoll, an entrepreneur, real estate investor, and author of The Goodness Game. Bryan’s journey was profoundly shaped by a simple act of kindness that changed his life at 18, igniting a passion for paying it forward. As the founder of Motivated Leads, a successful digital marketing agency, and a seasoned real estate investor, Bryan has built his career on resilience and the power of small gestures that create lasting impact. Join us as we discuss the transformative power of kindness, overcoming setbacks, and how small actions can lead to big change in both personal and professional life.

Adrian Guess delivers the news in a way to get you civically engaged and active in your community. Sit back and listen well.

Segment 1

1. Indiana Senate won’t vote on redistricting, defying Trump’s push

2. US justice department sues California over new voting maps favouring Democrats

3. U.S. and Switzerland cut tariffs in $200B investment trade deal 

4. What’s driving the rise in U.S. death row executions in 2025?

5. Some TSA agents who worked through government shutdown to get $10K bonuses (Before the Break)

Segment 2

1. Canada loses its measles elimination status. Will the U.S. be next?

2. Sen. Cassidy says he’s “very concerned” about possible hepatitis B vaccine schedule change

3. Is the US government shutdown over, and why did it happen?

4. Trump cuts ties with ‘Wacky’ Marjorie Taylor Greene, once among his top MAGA-world defenders

5. Michigan adopts updated sex education standards after contentious meeting

6. What will companies do without pennies? We asked McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Kroger and other top retailers.(Before the Break)

Action Story

1. From Wrongful Conviction to Court Clerk: Calvin Duncan Elected in New Orleans

2. At 19, Cameran Drew Wins County Board Seat Against His Former Teacher

Farewell

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Adrian Guess discusses news in a way to get listeners civically engaged. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment (1:27)

• Trump Troop Deployment 
• Government Shutdown 
• Congresswoman Greene’s Shift
• Trump’s Education Compact
• Before the break: Governor’s Big Blackjack Win

2nd Segment (25:30)

• AI Educational Investment
• State Redistricting
• Consumers Feeling Tariffs
• No Kings Protest
• Before the break: Santos for Prison Reform

Action Story: SCOTUS Ruling on the Voting Rights Act (48:32)

Farewell (69:53)

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Adrian Guess discusses the news in a way to boost civic engagement. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment (00:37)

• Utah bans fluoride in water

• Disney investigated over DEI practices
• Tariff Update
• Texas prison heat ruled unconstitutional
• RFK Jr. to dismantle vaccine and HIV offices
• United Airlines pilot forgets passport

2nd Segment (29:50)

• Trump targets Smithsonian funding
• Trump signs executive order on elections
• Severe honeybee losses projected
• Adoption and CPS system failure
• Law firms intimidated by executive orders

• Senator Cory Booker’s marathon speech

Final Message (62:14)

• Black-owned brands adapt in post-DEI era

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Adrian Guess delivers the news in a way to get you civically engaged in your community. He is joined by his former co-host of The Black Agenda, Devin Dedeaux. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment (0:43)

• Department of Education Lays Off Nearly 50% of Workforce Amid Federal Restructuring
• Black Lives Matter Plaza Removed Following Political Pressure
• Senate Democrats Join Republicans to Avert Government Shutdown
• Louisiana and South Carolina Executions Spark Death Penalty Debate
• U.S. Consumer Sentiment Drops Amid Economic Concerns and Tariffs

2nd Segment (38:50)

• Pro-Palestinian Columbia Student Detained by ICE, Raising Free Speech Concerns
• JD Vance Acknowledges Elon Musk’s Federal Job Cuts as ‘Mistakes’
• Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban
• Measles Outbreak in Texas Spreads as More States Push for Vaccine Exemptions
• State Farm Seeks 22% Insurance Rate Hike in California Following Wildfire Losses

Quick Hits (1:04:20)

• The Death of 2 Free Bags: Southwest Becomes Just Another Airline
• Michigan Judge Wanted Walmart Shoplifters to Wash Cars, But His Boss Shut It Down
• Turtle Smuggler: TSA Catches Man Hiding Live Turtle in His Pants
• NASA and SpaceX Launch Mission to Rescue Stranded Astronauts
• Track Race Turns Violent as Runner Hits Opponent with a Baton

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In this episode, I’m joined by Michael Brown, an esteemed litigator and Chief Diversity Partner at Nelson Mullins, with over 25 years of experience handling complex cases across the country. From representing Fortune 500 corporations to trying over 80 cases to verdict, Michael has excelled in a range of areas, including products liability, employment law, and commercial litigation. As a leader in diversity and inclusion, he spearheads initiatives to create equitable opportunities in the legal profession. Join us as we delve into Michael’s remarkable career, his strategies for success, and his vision for fostering diversity in law.

Adrian Guess covers a variety of news in an effort to boost civic engagement and community participation. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment (00:40)

• Nationwide Economic Blackout on February 28: What to Know About Boycott

• DOGE, Education Department Threaten States’ Funding if They Don’t Cut DEI Programs

• Which Agencies Have Been Hit by Federal Layoffs? What to Know About NPS, NIH, IRS, More
• 4th Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship Executive Order
• Invisible Crisis: America’s Caregivers and the $600 Billion Unpaid Cost of Their Labor
• Before the Break: Ballot Initiatives Protecting Marriage Equality Advancing in Some States

2nd Segment (28:36)

• Americans' Credit Card Debt Reaches New High
• Wisconsin Governor Floats Plan to Close 19th-Century Prison and Overhaul Corrections System
• Kindergarteners Could Learn Gun Safety in School Under a Bill Gaining Momentum in Utah
• Legislative Immunity Is a Privilege in Most States. A Speeding Ticket Could Change That in Arizona
• This Kansas City ‘Wellness Court’ Takes a New Approach to Mental Health, Substance Use
• Before the Break: 15 Cases of Measles Reported in Small West Texas County With High Rate of Vaccine Exemptions

Final Message (58:50)

• Cancer Patient Builds Victory Bell for Hospital Where He Volunteers

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Adrian Guess covers a variety of news in an effort to boost civic engagement and community participation. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment:

2nd Segment

Final Message

Announcements

My guest for today’s interview is Diane Bradley, a highly accomplished attorney, mediator, and educator with over 30 years of experience in employment and privacy law, litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. Diane has represented individuals, employers, and Fortune 500 companies, navigating complex legal landscapes and fostering equitable workplace solutions. As an adjunct professor and certified mediator, she combines her extensive legal expertise with a passion for teaching and conflict resolution. Join us as we explore Diane’s career journey, her insights into effective mediation and governance, and her advice for navigating the ever-evolving legal profession.

Adrian Guess covers a variety of news in an effort to boost civic engagement and community participation. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment (0:55)

- LA Fires

- Proof of citizenship requirements for voting registration 

- Meta stops fact checking

- TX cannabis industry

- Before the Break: Rise in dementia

2nd Segment (32:09)

- Passing of President Jimmy Carter

- Trump news and inauguration 

- TikTok ban

- Capping nicotine in cigarettes

- Before the Break: Tax credit for solar panels might disappear 

Final Message (52:10)

Announcements

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