A. - Who is Judge Donna Scott Davenport B - The Center for Juvenile Justice Reform at Georgetown University C - What do you do if you suspect a Rutherford County Child is skipping school D - MTSU president: University cuts ties with Judge Donna Scott Davenport as adjunct instructor E. - PBS News Coverage

Contextualizing Judge Donna Scott Davenport

Hey gang. 

Mr William Here; Welcoming you to my LaborHood. 

This is the next move forward in my Wine Cellar Media Project. 

Wine Cellar Media will remain the flagship of the patreon subscriptions.  Mr. William's LaborHood will be the show I produce. 

We have to face the reality that with Phoenix Calida's work and family schedule along with health challenges that she can't be involved in content creating the way she used to. 

What you will hear in this podcast feed will still be politically and ideologically charged as it has been for 10 years.  What we're seeing now is a relatively heavy change in how and what media goes out there these days.  

Moving forward, longform episodes will only be once a week.  I'll go live on Sundays with a wrap up of the week and throughout the week, there will be multiple instances of short-form coverage of individual stories. 

It's an awkward moment as change can be weird and jarring.  It's also a necessary given the work I've been doing is beyond ready to adapt to where the independent media landscape is and is going. 

May the next 10 years bring us more constructive interactions and development of ideas that inform our civic conduct.

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Hey gang. Mr William Here; Welcoming you to my LaborHood. This is the next move forward in my Wine Cellar Media Project. Wine Cellar Media will remain the flagship of the patreon subscriptions. Mr. William's LaborHood will be the show I produce. We have to face the reality that with Phoenix Calida's work and family schedule along with health challenges that she can't be involved in content creating the way she used to. What you will hear in this podcast feed will still be politically and ideologically charged as it has been for 10 years. What we're seeing now is a relatively heavy change in how and what media goes out there these days. Moving forward, longform episodes will only be once a week. I'll go live on Sundays with a wrap up of the week and throughout the week, there will be multiple instances of short-form coverage of individual stories. It's an awkward moment as change can be weird and jarring. It's also a necessary given the work I've been doing is beyond ready to adapt to where the independent media landscape is and is going. May the next 10 years bring us more constructive interactions and development of ideas that inform our civic conduct.

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