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Your Heard Tell Show for Tuesday, September the 27th, 2022 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern the times we live by getting to what's really going on with American coverage and political shoehorning of Italy's recent elections and new leader, why GOP is going to keep immigration at the forefront of 2022 & 2024 strategy, a remembrence of actor Alan Rickman by Emma Thompson, and guest Andrew Eggers of The Dispatch on Arizona US Senate race mess, money wars, MItch McConnell, and politics and blame game of losing in a swing state.

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

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest today is Kareem Rifai of Young Voices, who has been writing and covering how authoritative regimes are reaching into free western countries to silence dissent and attack activists. Kareem also talks about his perspective as a Syrian-America, and how being a part of, and covering, diasporas and folks fighting for freedom far from their homelands. Kareem also talks about how we can fight back against dictatorships, how to better advocate on social media, and how to give voice to the voiceless. 

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Your Heard Tell Show for Monday, September the 26th, 2022 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern the times we live by getting to what's really going on with the military and political implications of Russia's "limited mobilization", the limits of "someone other than Biden" polling, guest Kareem Rifai on regimes like China, Iran, & others targeting activists in the West, and a portion of our latest Heard Tell Pocast with economist Joseph Politano.

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This week on Heard Tell: Twice on Sunday

Local Feelings and Historical Perspective on Queen Elizabeth, Royals, & Commonwealth w/ Sarah Stook

Why Venezualans Are At The Center of The Martha's Vineyard & Busing Stunts w/ Daniel Chang Contreras

A (Kinda of) Defense of Virtue Signaling, Social Media, & Better Political Discourse w/ Krista Kafer

Broader Perspective & Blunt Data on Immigration, US Policy, & The Media Discourse w/ Aadi Golchha

Elections, What We Did/Didn't Learn From 2020, & How Polling Places Really Work w/ Genya Coulter

New England Politics & Primaries in New Hampshire, Rhode Island, & Massachusetts w/ Adam Bass

New York AG Civil Case Against Trump & Trump's Use of the 5th Amendments w/ Travis Nix

Polling & Current Status Of US Senate Races in Arizona, Georiga, Florida, & Ohio w/ Jacob Perry

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On this Heard Tell Podcast Joseph Politano of Apricitas Economics joins to talk housing crisis, economic literacy & discourse, how 2008 and COVID-19 shape today's economic challenges, shocking statistics, and the fracturing of America's housing market.

Apricitas Economics Substack https://www.apricitas.io/

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest today is returning Heard Tell favorite and elections expert Genya Coulter. Genya helps us go beyond the headlines and noise surrounding elections and takes us inside the polling places and behind the scenes of how elections really work to talk election security, bad faith actors, hard working and often overwhelmed volunteers, poll watchers, and more. Genya also talks about what is getting better about elections, debunks some conspiracy theories, and gives us some key things to watch for in the upcoming midterms and any shennanigans that might ensue.

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Your Heard Tell Show forFriday, September the 23th, 2022 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern the times we live by getting to what's really going on in elections and polling places, how the death of a woman at the hands of the "morality police" is sparking protests in Iran, and a massive welfare fraud case in Mississippi that involves one of the biggest names in sports, while another sports legend uses one of his greatest achievements to continually raise money for others.

We go to Iran, where the death of Mahsa Amini while in the custody of the "morality police" is sparking massive protests, outrage, and driven the regime to enact an internet blackout. We'll talk the scenes of women burning their hajabs and publicly cutting their hair in protests, the deadly crackdown underway, compare to past protests like 2019, and what it means for the Iranian people living under the brutal, wicked regime.

Meanwhile down in Mississippi, former director of Mississippi's welfare agency has plead guilty to federal fraud charges, after millions of dollars in funding was missuesed, and is now cooperating with officials in an expanding investigation that has ensnared the University of Southern Mississippi and NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre.

Our guest today is returning Heard Tell favorite and elections expert Genya Coulter. Genya helps us go beyond the headlines and noise surrounding elections and takes us inside the polling places and behind the scenes of how elections really work to talk election security, bad faith actors, hard working and often overwhelmed volunteers, poll watchers, and more. Genya also talks about what is getting better about elections, debunks some conspiracy theories, and gives us some key things to watch for in the upcoming midterms and any shennanigans that might ensue.

Plus, Tim Tebow is know for his charity work, but it turns out the Heisman Trophy winner hasn't actually had the trophy himself in many years, as he continually "auctions off" the hardware to various folks temporarily as a continuing fundraiser for his charity endeavors.

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

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest Travis Nix returns to the program to push back on some tweeting host Andrew was doing regarding New York AG Letitia James's announced civil suit against former President Donald Trump and family. Travis and Andrew discuss Trump's invoking of his 5th Amendment privileges, AG James's citing of that as proof of wrong doing, the case law differences in civil vs criminal proceeding, and more. Travis also gives his first impressions of the civil case, and talks about how this will be a very long, very complex litigation process.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guest today is Daniel Chang Contreras who helps us turn down the very loud stories of Martha's Vineyard and other high-profile stunts involving immigrants to get to the people that are actually being moved around here. Daniel and host Andrew talk about the Venezuelanian aspect of this story, why this facet of immigration crisis was very predictable, the legal and moral importance and differences in being asylum seekers, and why this specific people group is being used for such stunts. Daniel also talks about the inherent problems in the immigration system from policy, to law, to incoherent messaging that is the root problems before you get to issues like the southern border, sanctuary cities, and governor's looking to raise their national profiles off the issue. Daniel also talks about how there are some on the right who love to point out the evils of authoritarian communism, but are starting to run the same old playbook of stereotypes and smeers again the actual victims of those regimes like the Venezuelan asylum seekers.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Wednesday, September the 21th, 2022 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern the times we live by going beyond the headlines and debate over the Martha's Vineyard/DC busing of Venezuelan asylum seeker, discussing the 5th Amendment & Donald Trump, why Vladimir Putin's latest move shows fear, and more.

We start overseas where Vladimir Putin's forces are in retreat across Ukraine, and in a released speech the dictator of Russia orders reserve forces mobilized and "referendums" on occupied territory, we'll talk about what it means, and what it says about Putin's current position.

Our guest Travis Nix returns to the program to push back on some tweeting host Andrew was doing regarding New York AG Letitia James's announced civil suit against former President Donald Trump and family. Travis and Andrew discuss Trump's invoking of his 5th Amendment privileges, AG James's citing of that as proof of wrong doing, the case law differences in civil vs criminal proceeding, and more. Travis also gives his first impressions of the civil case, and talks about how this will be a very long, very complex litigation process.

Our guest today is Daniel Chang Contreras who helps us turn down the very loud stories of Martha's Vineyard and other high-profile stunts involving immigrants to get to the people that are actually being moved around here. Daniel and host Andrew talk about the Venezuelanian aspect of this story, why this facet of immigration crisis was very predictable, the legal and moral importance and differences in being asylum seekers, and why this specific people group is being used for such stunts. Daniel also talks about the inherent problems in the immigration system from policy, to law, to incoherent messaging that is the root problems before you get to issues like the southern border, sanctuary cities, and governor's looking to raise their national profiles off the issue. Daniel also talks about how there are some on the right who love to point out the evils of authoritarian communism, but are starting to run the same old playbook of stereotypes and smeers again the actual victims of those regimes like the Venezuelan asylum seekers.

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

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