Heard Tell

Your Heard Tell for Tuesday, December the 6th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking with writer and host of the District of Conservation podcast Gabriella Hoffman who explains the current situation with the lobster fishermen in Maine and how environmentalism and government regulation are colliding to damage their industry, plus the benefits and economic impact of sustainable and well-run fisheries, difference between conservation, preservation, and environmentalism, and balancing human use with natural needs. Also, Benjamin Ayanian returns to Heard Tell to talk the never-ending discussion over America developing a viable third party, some examples from history on when it did happen, and why a third challenger to our two-party system won't be coming along anytime soon.

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

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Your Heard Tell for Tuesday, December the 6th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking with criminal psychologists and criminologist Finesse Moreno-Rivera gives us a halfway scorecard on the Biden Administration's criminal justice policies, and talks police reform, the war on drugs, and how we must humanize everyone involved to ever have real change and improvement in the justice system. Then, Elijah Gullet returns to Heard Tell to talk about the FOIA information releases from the COVID-era regarding "disinformation, government attempts to regulate "disinformation", and should online issues like privacy and freedom of speech be framed as civil rights.

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

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On this special edition of Heard Tell host Andrew Donaldson tells the story of three men who where aboard the USS West Virginia on December 7th, 1941, who are listed on the rolls of the honored dead, have that day of infamy on their grave markers...but did not die that day. Three names you should learn and never forgot, plus the story of the sinking, resurrection, and revenge of the USS West Virginia (BB-48) on this Pearl Harbor day. 

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is Joshua Crawford, Director of Criminal Justice Initiatitives at the Georgia Center for Opportunity returns to Heard Tell to have a grown folks talk about crime and punishment, how our criminal justice system is making more criminals than it is preventing, the economic impact of folks with criminal records not being in the regular workforce, regulatory reforms and legislative needs, and how everyone involved needs to keep the human aspect front and center in policy discussions.

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Your Heard Tell for Tuesday, December the 6th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by talking about the Moore County, North Carolina, blackouts caused by gunfire to power substations, and how this long-discussed vulernability to critical infrastructure is a magnet for domestic terrorist or worse. Also, how news and social media speculation needs to wait for the investigation to play out. Our guest is Joshua Crawford, Director of Criminal Justice Initiatitives at the Georgia Center for Opportunity returns to Heard Tell to have a grown folks talk about crime and punishment, how our criminal justice system is making more criminals than it is preventing, the economic impact of folks with criminal records not being in the regular workforce, regulatory reforms and legislative needs, and how everyone involved needs to keep the human aspect front and center in policy discussions. Plus, a bonkers story about genetics and how a mother turning out to be her daughter's uncle fooled paternity tests and has genetic researchers scrambling.

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

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is Jeff Broaddus of Broaddus Defense who brings his military and Secret Service experience to talk about activite shooters, work place violence, mass shootings, and how he trains folks to prepare, be vigilant, and respond to violent crisis situations. Jeff talks about how we focus on buildings and policy in the wake of tragedies when we need to focus on people, the mental aspect of preparedness, and what the balance between aware and prepared without living in perpetual fear and panic looks like. Jeff also talks the response to Uvalde, and gives folks some things they can to do to not only handle a violent crisis and respond, but how we can elevate the discourse and conversation amongst ourselves when one occurs.

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Your Heard Tell for Monday, December the 5th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by delving into what is causing, exacerbating, and prolonging the teacher shortage, and how we are going to need far more than just raised pay and buzzwords to address the crisis. Our guest is Jeff Broaddus of Broaddus Defense who brings his military and Secret Service experience to talk about activite shooters, work place violence, mass shootings, and how he trains folks to prepare, be vigilant, and respond to violent crisis situations. Jeff talks about how we focus on buildings and policy in the wake of tragedies when we need to focus on people, the mental aspect of preparedness, and what the balance between aware and prepared without living in perpetual fear and panic looks like. Jeff also talks the response to Uvalde, and gives folks some things they can to do to not only handle a violent crisis and respond, but how we can elevate the discourse and conversation amongst ourselves when one occurs. Also, we cover how the police and a grocery store chain are teaming up to deal with the vandalized power grid in Moore County, NC.

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

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks our guest is Yael Ossowski of Consumer Choice Center, great friend of the program, who joins us to talk about the FTX story and how - while crypto is one facet of this scandal - the real story is how Sam Bankman-Fried and associates have perpetrated one of the biggest frauds in recorded human history. Yael also talks about how the news media is covering the FTX story, what it means for the future for cryptocurrency, what regulation might be coming because of this, and how Washington, D.C. and the EU will be looking to move in going forward.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talk economist Danielle Zanzalari who returns to Heard Tell to explain how SEC & government are gatekeeping lower income investors with invasive and condescending regulations while picking and choosing who can access certain markets

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Your Heard Tell for Wednesday, November 30th, 2022, is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by once again reviewing the tremendous fraud, waste, and abuse that "do something" legislating during COVID-19 crisis as more investigations show how fraudsters took advantage of unaccoutable governement, and why we are doomed to repeat this fail loop if we don't learn the lesson. We go to West Virginia, which has seen the Mountain State go from a Democratic Party super majority rule to Republican Party super majority control in under 25 years, and yet the state's problems, challenges, and rankings against other states on things like business and education are unchanged, and what lesson we should learn about the narrative that just giving one party power or winning the next election means nothing without good governance. Our guest is Yael Ossowski of Consumer Choice Center, great friend of the program, who joins us to talk about the FTX story and how - while crypto is one facet of this scandal - the real story is how Sam Bankman-Fried and associates have perpetrated one of the biggest frauds in recorded human history. Yael also talks about how the news media is covering the FTX story, what it means for the future for cryptocurrency, what regulation might be coming because of this, and how Washington, D.C. and the EU will be looking to move in going forward. Also, the 11th Circuit has vacated the special master and court intervention into the DOJ's investigation and search warrant and siezure of documents at former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago property, and how Trump playing fast and loose with not only documents but who he has been meeting with at Mar-a-Lago is part and parcel with what whe know about how the former president treats things like the law, the truth, and his own priorities. Plus, a New Zealand sports legend and Olympic gold medal winner passes away, but leaves an amazing legacy when it comes to helping others participate in life and sport with disablitiies like he did.

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

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