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On this Heard Tell Good Talks 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 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.

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Your Heard Tell for Wednesday, January 18th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by discussing individual freedom and 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. Also, Heard Tell favorite Sarah Stook 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. 

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

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Your Heard Tell for Tuesday, January 17th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by 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. Plus, 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. All that and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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

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On this Best of Heard Tell for Monday, 16 January, 2023 which is Martin Luther King Day in America, we review three conversations with three great guests on matters of race, culture, history, politics, and better ways to address and discuss the issues to make real progress not just when headlines focus on terrible events and bad news regarding race and equality issues, but all the time so that the next bad headline might be avoided.  

First from March, 2022 Delegate Danielle Walker (WV-51) explains why things like the CROWN Act are important and how things like discrimination affect jobs, opportunities, and identity. We discuss the history of minorities in West Virginia and greater Appalachia and the importance of getting all of history told for all of us. Del. Walker also directly addresses the contention of society needing to be "colorblind" both as an elected official and in a very personal way. Also, we end on some good news as a bill that is very near and dear to Del Walker's heart brought overwhelming support from both sides of the House of Delegates, and the emotional signing into law something that will save lives and honor a legacy.

From May, 2022, in the aftermath of a racially motvated mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo, guest Dennis Sanders returns to Heard Tell, and our writer and pastor friend joins us in a tough, grown folks talk about race, culture, politics, and policy in light of the Buffalo massacre that saw the racially motivated killing of 10 people at a grocery story. Dennis talks about what we can and can't do to deal with hate, why we struggle with issues of race in America so much, and as a Minneapolis resident and pastor talks about what a community goes through during big news events both while the cameras are on, and after the news media moves on to the next story.

And from January 2023, our guest is Editor In Chief of The Atlanta Voice Donnell Suggs to discuss the importance of local, free, and diverse media, the history of black print media and its future in a digital age, and how Atlanta is a great microcosm of many of the issues and narratives we are discussing nationally

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On this Heard Tell: Twice on Sunday review of the week that was with:

Writer and commentator Alys Watson Brown from across the pond on how the cost-of-living crisis is combining with political turmoil to greatly affect the cultural and political outlook of the generation that was in school through Brexit, COVID, and now trying to find their way in a rapidly changing UK, plust how AI essay writing bots are threatening already damaged faith in education post-COVID, and what's next politically for the UK. aged faith in education post-COVID, and what's next politically for the UK. 

Writer and podcaster Dennis Sanders returns to talk about the Republican Party's lack of "institutional control" for the last several years lead to the chaos we now see, the leaders the GOP currently has, and what it means politically and structually for the party going forward.

Denver Post columnist Krista Kafer returns to Heard Tell to talk about the chicken and the egg; soaring egg prices that are not just about inflation, poultry and eggs as stamples of the food supply, economics and morals of poultry farming, and what consumers can control from their own grocery stores. Also, a Colorado point of view on Representative Lauren Boebert, her close election win, the lessons she should have learned from it, and if the opening of congress shows she did or did not.

Journalist and writer Peter Pischke returns to Heard Tell to discuss his USA Today piece that has been called one of the most discussed pieces they've ever had. What the CDC guidelines mean, the habit of "guidelines" becoming de facto mandates, reaction both medically and legally from doctors, and the potential to make a bad problem even worse.

Economist, Ordinary Times contributor and Heard Tell regular Stephen Popick to talk about how housing is such a fundamental - and under appreciated - building block to a good economy, and while some of our economic troubles can draw a strait line to the housing crisis, better ways to discuss economics, the economic messaging of the Biden Administration, and some ways for folks to better understand all those economic headlines.

We turn down the noise of the news cycle to discern our times by taking a lesson from the past with Garion Frankel, who explains the current congress could learn a lot from a congressman who served nearly 200 years as his "retirement" job after the presidency, John Quincy Adams, and his fights against the "gag rule" and other issues revolving around abolition and how congress works, and shouldn't work.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, we turn down the noise of the news cycle to discern our times by taking a lesson from the past with Garion Frankel, who explains the current congress could learn a lot from a congressman who served nearly 200 years as his "retirement" job after the presidency, John Quincy Adams, and his fights against the "gag rule" and other issues revolving around abolition and how congress works, and shouldn't work.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is Heard Tell favorite, writer and podcaster Dennis Sanders returns to talk about the Republican Party's lack of "institutional control" for the last several years lead to the chaos we now see, the leaders the GOP currently has, and what it means politically and structually for the party going forward.

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On the Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest is Denver Post columnist Krista Kafer returns to Heard Tell to talk about the chicken and the egg; soaring egg prices that are not just about inflation, poultry and eggs as stamples of the food supply, economics and morals of poultry farming, and what consumers can control from their own grocery stores. Also, a Colorado point of view on Representative Lauren Boebert, her close election win, the lessons she should have learned from it, and if the opening of congress shows she did or did not.

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Your Heard Tell for Thursday, January 12th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by turning to a pilot's explaination of the latest air travel disruption, as David Thornton's piece at Ordinary-Times.com breaks down the "ground stop", what is NOTAM, and why the latest hot mess is a symptom of a much bigger systematic issue. President Biden has even more classified documents turn up in places they should not have been from his time as VP, we talk about how this should be a easy story to follow and cover...but we don't live in the "should" world. Heard Tell favorite, writer and podcaster Dennis Sanders returns to talk about the Republican Party's lack of "institutional control" for the last several years lead to the chaos we now see, the leaders the GOP currently has, and what it means politically and structually for the party going forward. Plus we update the Damar Hamlin story with the best news possible, and how folks' response to it might just save someone elses life in the future. 

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

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