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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, historian Sarah Stook returns to talk through her latest Elections Daily piece on accidental presidents; the vice president's that had to take over the presidency due to death or assassination, the varied ways they were sworn in (sometimes more than once) and how the office of VP has evolved over the years both through design and out of necessity.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks Zachary Yost, who has been writing about the threat of China taking military action against Taiwan, why Russia's Ukraine isn't a good comparision but the lessons that can be applied from it, and the difference between military, economic, and political deterents.

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Your Heard Tell for Tuesday, February 14th, 2023, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking with journalist and congressional reporter for The Independent Eric Garcia about the slowest start to a congress anyone can remember, being in the room for the "weaponized government" hearings, debt ceiling fight, focus on China, and how the looming elections will affect what happens in the house and senate. Plus, writer and Young Voices contributor Elizabeth Grace Matthew joins to talk education and her recent piece in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on how the rich have always had school choice, education discussion post-Covid, the disconnect between school systems and school classrooms, and the frustration of parents, students, and teachers at the current issues.

All that and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell for Monday, February 13th, 2023, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking to our friend and journalist Peter Pitschke on the evolving world of gaming culture and media, how news media has a disconnect when covering gaming, Peter's exclusive interview with Frosk about the G4 collapse and her controversial on-air viral rant, the caterwauling over the new Hogwarts Legacy game, and the importance of understanding a culture when reporting on it. Then, we go to the Heard Tell archieves for one of our best coversations from 2021 as Dennis Sanders and host Andrew Donaldson talk about dealing with crazymakers in politics and media, the recent American history that is fueling the current political decent, and how news media and politicans aren't giving us the answers we need, but folks aren't asking the right questions either.

All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Twice On Sunday:

We are turning to Zachary Yost, who has been writing about the threat of China taking military action against Taiwan, why Russia's Ukraine isn't a good comparision but the lessons that can be applied from it, and the difference between military, economic, and political deterents.

Writer & commentator Tania Rak on the war in her native Ukraine, escaping Mariupol, refugee crisis, Poland's assistance, how tech and social media have changed the propaganda war, and how her generation of Ukrainians now view freedom while fighting Putin's war of aggression in their country.

Sarah Stook returns to talk through her latest Elections Daily piece on accidental presidents; the vice president's that had to take over the presidency due to death or assassination, the varied ways they were sworn in (sometimes more than once) and how the office of VP has evolved over the years both through design and out of necessity.

Daniel Chang Contreras returns to Heard Tell to talk about how the political talk about "Spanish language outreach" is really recieved, how to do it right & what so many get wrong, how Spanish language news media coverage can be completely different than English speaking even when owned by same parent companies, and why understanding cultural differences is key to making political inroads in any language.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks Daniel Chang Contreras of Young Voices returns to Heard Tell to talk about how the political rhetoric about "Spanish language outreach" is really recieved, how to do it right & what so many get wrong, how Spanish language news media coverage can be completely different than English speaking even when owned by same parent companies, and why understanding cultural differences is key to making political inroads in any language.

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Your Heard Tell for Friday, February 10th, 2023, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by turning to Zachary Yost, who has been writing about the threat of China taking military action against Taiwan, why Russia's Ukraine isn't a good comparision but the lessons that can be applied from it, and the difference between military, economic, and political deterents. Plus, Sarah Stook returns to talk through her latest Elections Daily piece on accidental presidents; the vice president's that had to take over the presidency due to death or assassination, the varied ways they were sworn in (sometimes more than once) and how the office of VP has evolved over the years both through design and out of necessity.

All that and more on this Friday edition of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest is writer & commentator Tania Rak on the war in her native Ukraine, escaping Mariupol, refugee crisis, Poland's assistance, how tech and social media have changed the propaganda war, and how her generation of Ukrainians now view freedom while fighting Putin's war of aggression in their country.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our friend Gabriella Hoffman, writer, commentator, and host of the District of Conservation Podcast, returns to update us on her coverage of a wind farm project in Idaho that has started to get national coverage. Gabriella explains how this story has many lessons to draw from as different government agencies, business interests, and locals are all colliding on Lava Ridge. Also, the very old problem of land use is getting new complications with environmental concerns and conservation groups under pressure from the growing green energy sector and government push for the green revolution to come right now.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is North Star Reporter and WBSM contributor Adam Bass about covering local government, how functions like city council meetings really work. why the public should pay attention and attend such meetings, and why the public needs to have a rotation of local reporters in their national story heavy news media rotation.

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