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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is Stephen Kent of the Consumers Choice Center who joins to talk about the Federal Trade Commissions 0-4 record during the Biden Administration in pressing anti-trust cases, why the agency's current leadership is ideological driven rather than best practices based, and explaining the nomenclature of govenrments ongoing war with big tech, gaming, and other indiustries. Plus, Stephen talks about his exellent Substack "The Is The Way" that uses posetive examples from media, movies, books, and tv to inspire and uplift folks.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is the returning Tyler Curtis of Young Voices, who brings his experience from his day job doing loans at a community bank to his writing in USA Today about how high inflation, rising interest raites, housing shortage, and generational change are making home buying increasingly tough on young buyers, and worrying to home owners who might be worried about selling. Tyler also talks about how housing, home buying, and home building are important economic inidcators, and what to watch for in the news media headlines to take note of.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, we'll turn down the noise and lay out the legal and political angles, plus how the calendar and primary factor into what is coming. Lawyer, Ordinary Times Senior Editor, and true crime maven Em Carpenter returns to Heard Tell to talk about how forensic superstar Dr. Henry C. Lee has gotten his credibility called into question, which raises debates about not only his own 30+ career as an "expert witness" but how things like CSI and the explosion of the true crime genre have changed juries, lawyers, and the criminal justice system. Em talks about it all in her new piece "DNA doesn't lie, but people do" and explains it to us.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest is Kate Farmer of Young Voices joins Heard Tell to about her writing about Gen Z work, mental health, employment, economic concerns, and the broad brushes we use in generational debates. As a member of Gen Z herself, Kate talks us past the noise and online tropes to get to the real issues that are and aren't unique to the rising workforce.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Friday, August 4th, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by taking a break from domestic headlines to go around the globe and highlighting Over Yonder News, with events and issues you need to be watching in Niger, Pakistan, Ukraine, Mexico, United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada. Our guest is the returning Tyler Curtis of Young Voices, who brings his experience from his day job doing loans at a community bank to his writing in USA Today about how high inflation, rising interest raites, housing shortage, and generational change are making home buying increasingly tough on young buyers, and worrying to home owners who might be worried about selling. Tyler also talks about how housing, home buying, and home building are important economic inidcators, and what to watch for in the news media headlines to take note of. Plus, we end on a good note while reflecting on the career of singer Tony Bennett.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Thursday, August 4th, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking about more indictments aimed at former President Donald Trump, this time 4 charges of conspiracy, fraud, and obstruction surrounding the January 6th riots and investigation. We'll turn down the noise and lay out the legal and political angles, plus how the calendar and primary factor into what is coming. Lawyer, Ordinary Times Senior Editor, and true crime maven Em Carpenter returns to Heard Tell to talk about how forensic superstar Dr. Henry C. Lee has gotten his credibility called into question, which raises debates about not only his own 30+ career as an "expert witness" but how things like CSI and the explosion of the true crime genre have changed juries, lawyers, and the criminal justice system. Em talks about it all in her new piece "DNA doesn't lie, but people do" and explains it to us. Plus, Katie Farmer of Young Voices joins Heard Tell to about her writing about Gen Z work, mental health, employment, economic concerns, and the broad brushes we use in generational debates. As a member of Gen Z herself, Kate talks us past the noise and online tropes to get to the real issues that are and aren't unique to the rising workforce.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Wednesday, August 2nd, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking about, even though we really don't want too, the latest in the hot mess that is the Hunter Biden story and the latest congressional hearing thereof. Justice Hudson of The Hudson Editorial joins Heard Tell to explain his work as a "folk reporter," what it is, how he became one, and how this new spin on the very old idea of citizen journalist can fill in gaps in the changing media landscape. Plus, our historian friend Sarah Stook returns to Heard Tell to talk about another of her presidential list pieces for Elections-Daily.com, this time covering the deaths of US presidents both in office and after, and some really informative and cool points of history in how our nation's most famous leaders passed into history.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Monday, July 31st, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by having some grown folk talk about "small towns" as they actually exist, not just as country songs, stereotypes, or the latest trench in the ongoing culture wars. Host Andrew talks from personal experience from working in the trucking industry what is happening to the 30K plus employees of Yellow Freight as their company ceases operations. Our guest is Stephen Kent of the Consumers Choice Center who joins to talk about the Federal Trade Commissions 0-4 record during the Biden Administration in pressing anti-trust cases, why the agency's current leadership is ideological driven rather than best practices based, and explaining the nomenclature of govenrments ongoing war with big tech, gaming, and other indiustries. Plus, Stephen talks about his exellent Substack "The Is The Way" that uses posetive examples from media, movies, books, and tv to inspire and uplift folks. We finish like we always do on a good note, this time a math teacher who gave one of his students far more than just a grade.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Our guest is Heard Tell's resident science expert, Dr. Michael Siegel who continues his streak of having the most appearances of any guest in program history. We talk the purposeful nonsense of RJK, Jr.'s presidental campaign, how so much of the anti-vax movement before, during, and post-COVID centers around him, and how bad faith actors like him manipulate media to get their message out. Plus, Michael answers questions about the "mirror planet" discovery, is the Sun at its max power right now, and talks space explorations and breakthroughs.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Friday, July 28th, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by discussing the passing of Sinead O'Connor and how one of the original "viral moments" of over 30 years ago looks in retrospect and can teach us about media narratives, fame, viral videos, historical context, and how every story is always a people story to properly understand it. Our guest is Heard Tell's resident science expert, Dr. Michael Siegel who continues his streak of having the most appearances of any guest in program history. We talk the purposeful nonsense of RJK, Jr.'s presidental campaign, how so much of the anti-vax movement before, during, and post-COVID centers around him, and how bad faith actors like him manipulate media to get their message out. Plus, Michael answers questions about the "mirror planet" discovery, is the Sun at its max power right now, and talks space explorations and breakthroughs. We end on a good note as we always do, this time talking about one of the most annoying things about being online that might just be, finally, going the way of AOL.

All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

Leila Brillson's piece on Sinead O'Connor that Andrew reads from can be read here:

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