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A discussion over various conspiracies and whether or not we think they're valid.
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What's going on this weekend? Brief talk on China, Joe, Israel etc. Derek has an 8 minute rant about the incident in Plano, TX. Also a discussion of county budget.
What's happening in Wichita Falls this weekend (May 7-9). Chicken & Beef. More on building homes and the price of wood.
We discuss a few items like local events and Apple's new privacy update, plus an overview of the Federal Government thinking it has unlimited power, also... what's up with the costs in home construction? <- worth hearing as things continue to get interesting.
AP Story on Pace of New Home Construction
Wood Woes 2021
H.R. Bills
Executive Order on Tackling the Climate Crisis (It's stupid long)
In this episode we had completely unplanned conversation on a diverse set of topics. Chad made it back from Austin where they are still keeping it weird. COVID updates - media vs. reality. Local homicide related video released and more. If you like our show please share it. Thanks!
Links below to some of the topics we cover:
Discussions over the COVID-19 and the vaccine, freedom (again), the Texas Senate passing a heartbeat bill and more.
April is Child Abuse Awareness month and locally we are blessed to Patsy's House. We talk about that, the fallout from two tragic mass shootings, Texas two weeks after opening up and more.
We talk mostly about California's Ethnic Studies Program. We also cover political corruption, Joe, and a tragic story about a four year old that shows how cruel humans can be to one another.
More info on the California program is available from their site at: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/cr/cf/esmcthirdfieldreview.asp
Texas opens up after COVID lockdowns. Teacher's pay in Texas may be going up. Texas Rangers and hypnosis. Texas wins award for ninth straight year. China makes bold offer. Bureaucrats show they think they get to "grant" rights to citizens.
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