Jasmine Crockett, James Talarico, Texas Primaries and journalism (local and national). A conversation with Bob Garrett, former Austin Bureau chief at the Dallas Morning News. How do we use the news to find out what is newsworthy?

Grief – The Furies explore grief with Presbyterian minister and hospice expert Nancy McCranie. Together, we unpack palliative and hospice care, the emotions that accompany loss, and support services available to families and individuals. It's an honest conversation about sadness, compassion, and care- dare we say good grief.

A critical and inspiring discussion about civics, democracy and freedom in America. Montana's Nancy Keenan shares her journey in activism from public school teacher, to legislator, to president of NARAL. Spend an hour with us and this Democratic powerhouse and thought leader as we reflect on civic engagement and the enduring work of protecting democratic values.

The Holiday Season is in full gear. Can we slow down just a bit? We know we are grateful for 2025, this podcast experience and all of our listeners. Please grab a beverage of your choice and hang with us a bit this holiday.

A 93yr old Furie explores her coming of age in Philadelphia through the lense of politics, and how her thoughts evolved through the decades.

This still holds true and is getting deeper.

The Telephone Cowboy, Leslie Callahan, speaks to the impact of tariffs and border closings when it comes to raising cows and working with the market place.

The Telephone Cowboy gives us an introduction to the beef industry. Raising cows to the future's market.

Once again The Furies discuss the ins and outs of life. The No King's gathering, beauty, fear of death, and the "T" on Nicole Kidman, Diane Keaton, and the need for moisturizer and a good burger.

The zone is flooded. Dishonoring the military, supporting classism, distracting us. Don't get exhausted by the noise. Look for the facts not the frenzy.