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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is film critic, Ordinary Times contributor, and Heard Tell regular Luis Mendez of The Mendez Movie Report who checks in to see how his 2023 Oscar nomination predicitions held up (really well), the surprises and snubs for this years Academy Awards, what the nominations mean for who might win, and conversation about how new technology like that being used in Avatar might mean changing some definitions on how we view and award filmmaking.

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Your Heard Tell for Thursday, January 26th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking science headlines, your questions, and issues with science and scientists with Heard Tell's most frequent guest, scientist Dr Michael Siegel. We talk James Webb space telescope, how to discern "studies say" in news media, STEM education, why scientist struggle to communicate with the public and what to do about it, why intro-level college courses should cover a broad spectrum of topics, and more. Plus writer and commentator Benjamin Ayanian returns to Heard Tell to talk about the importance of paying attention to state legislatures, how national narratives don't always apply and often distract from state and local politics and policies, what COVID-19 should have taught legislative bodies but apparently different, and how "don't let a crisis go to waste" is becoming a real problem when crisis keeps coming. 

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

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Your Heard Tell for Wednesday, January 25th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by having a grown folk talk about dealing with conspiracy theories, wackadoos, and anti-vax movement that gets deeper in conspiracy and less moored in reality by the moment, how to deal with the crazymakers especially online, and how it is time to take ownership of our own social media and stop giving unworthy schemers and chaos agents our bandwidth that they are not entitled to. Our guest is film critic, Ordinary Times contributor, and Heard Tell regular Luis Mendez of The Mendez Movie Report who checks in to see how his 2023 Oscar nomination predicitions held up (really well), the surprises and snubs for this years Academy Awards, what the nominations mean for who might win, and conversation about how new technology like that being used in Avatar might mean changing some definitions on how we view and award filmmaking. Plus, we usually try to end on a good note, and in this case a literal case of the word "good" getting lost in traslation. 

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

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is tech and innovation analyst for Libertas Institute and Young Voices contributor Caden Rosenbaum who was in attendence for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas and talks about finding the posetives in future tech, startups vs the traditional big companies, the human use "gap" in adapting new technology, his best of CES list, and what was being talked about in the halls and booths that didn't make the write ups and headlines.

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On Heard Tell Twice on Sunday we review the week that once in turning down the noise of the news cycle with great conversations with our guests:

We are heading over to the UK and talk with writer and guest Jack Rowlett about the NHS crisis that is threatening more than just healthcare, how political turmoil is affect an entire generation and leading to distrust in government, England’s demographic and economic problems, the return of the Brexit debate? and what headlines to watch for out of the UK.

Our guest is David Clement, cho-host of Consumer Choice Radio who updates his years of talking about the housing crisis in Canada on a policy level now that he has gone through the home buying process himself, plus discuss cities vs providences in Canadian politics & policy, the future of Justin Trudeau, and what headlines those outside of Canada should be looking for in the coming year.

Our guest it Heard Tell favorite Sarah Stook who joins us from the UK to talk about her latest historical series about United State Presidental runners-up and what can be learned from the candidates that fell short of the top political prize, why America is so obsessed with the British Royal Family, outside observers thought on our primary system, and why Washington DC can't quite pull off glamour no matter how hard they try.

Our guest is tech and innovation analyst for Libertas Institute and Young Voices contributor Caden Rosenbaum who was in attendence for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas and talks about finding the posetives in future tech, startups vs the traditional big companies, the human use "gap" in adapting new technology, his best of CES list, and what was being talked about in the halls and booths that didn't make the write ups and headlines.

On this Heard Tell Good Talks we are discussing individual freedom and the government role in protecting it with Alan Elrod of the Pulaski Institute who wrote about how rhetoric on having an open, pluarlistic society doesn't always match what politicians and policy makers are doing, and worse how some say they want freedom and openness but are really fighting for exactly the opposite. Alan also talks about Florida vs Disney, Governor Ron DeSantis policies and statements, how pundits on the right and left making everything out to be extreme isn't helping, and why we really shouldn't compare everything we don't like to Nazi Germany, while the Weimar Republic does have some lessons for modern times.

Our guest Roy Mathews of Young Voices returns to talk gas and oil, how Europe is acheiving its goals of getting off Russian gas sooner than expected, the infrastructure that allows LNG, why innovation is lacking in oil refining, and a better way to watch and talk about oil and gas prices than just the numbers at the pump or per barrel

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is David Clement, cho-host of Consumer Choice Radio who updates his years of talking about the housing crisis in Canada on a policy level now that he has gone through the home buying process himself, plus discuss cities vs providences in Canadian politics & policy, the future of Justin Trudeau, and what headlines those outside of Canada should be looking for in the coming year.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks we are discussing individual freedom and the government role in protecting it with Alan Elrod of the Pulaski Institute who wrote about how rhetoric on having an open, pluarlistic society doesn't always match what politicians and policy makers are doing, and worse how some say they want freedom and openness but are really fighting for exactly the opposite. Alan also talks about Florida vs Disney, Governor Ron DeSantis policies and statements, how pundits on the right and left making everything out to be extreme isn't helping, and why we really shouldn't compare everything we don't like to Nazi Germany, while the Weimar Republic does have some lessons for modern times.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest it Heard Tell favorite Sarah Stook who joins us from the UK to talk about her latest historical series about United State Presidental runners-up and what can be learned from the candidates that fell short of the top political prize, why America is so obsessed with the British Royal Family, outside observers thought on our primary system, and why Washington DC can't quite pull off glamour no matter how hard they try.

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Your Heard Tell for Friday, January 20th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by getting past the caterwauling over the debt limit and the rheotric and posing of congress critters to talk about how this annual self-made mess is a doom loop of failure, and will conitnue to be since the American people and thier elected representation show by their actions they don't really care about spending at all. We update the war in Ukraine, now entering its 48th week, and the one things that could stop the war that brings focus in the sometimes confusing mess that is the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Our guest is tech and innovation analyst for Libertas Institute and Young Voices contributor Caden Rosenbaum who was in attendence for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas and talks about finding the posetives in future tech, startups vs the traditional big companies, the human use "gap" in adapting new technology, his best of CES list, and what was being talked about in the halls and booths that didn't make the write ups and headlines. Also, we continue to follow the demographic problems that are looming for China and what that means for their geopolitical ambitions, and a wonderful story of a Texas woman turning 100 years old who spent a lifetime - literally - serving others at Texas Children's Hospital.

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

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Your Heard Tell for Thursday, January 19th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by as we talk the politics and behind-the-scenes machinations of congressional ethics - or lack thereof - and the investigations - or lack thereof - into members of congress by congress itself. Our guest is David Clement, cho-host of Consumer Choice Radio who updates his years of talking about the housing crisis in Canada on a policy level now that he has gone through the home buying process himself, plus discuss cities vs providences in Canadian politics & policy, the future of Justin Trudeau, and what headlines those outside of Canada should be looking for in the coming year. Also, we cover a story from our friend Stephen Kent's This Is The Way substack that talks about parenting and change.

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

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