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Your Heard Tell Show for Monday, July the 11th, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on the Biden Adminstration catching flack from their own side for the White House's reaction, or lack thereof, to the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v Wade. The president issued an executive order on Friday regarding abortion, but that isn't quelling complaints of not having a strategy and response for something everyone knew was coming for months, we'll discuss it. Steve Bannon is back in the news, we'll turn down the noise on the headlines about him being "willing" to testify before the January 6th committee and get to the real motivation, reasons, and plans of the wannabe Trumpworld Machiavelli. Our guest today is economist, Heard Tell favorite, and Ordinary Times contributor Jericho Hill who joins us to talk about the economy in very practical, real life ways. Jericho talks about the weird, unusal, and seemingly contradictory economic numbers and headlines, what is causing them, and what it all means. Plus, we get into some really practical economic application based of a hiring advertisement at a popular fast food chain, and what it tells us about workers, employers, labor market, and the current issues in the service sector economy. Our uplifting segment ends the program with the story of the parents of a Make A Wish child repelling off a building in memory of their child while raising awareness and funds. All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Twice on Sunday covers everything from the 4th of July, to Elong Musk and Twitter falling out, again, to UK Politics, fatherhood, criminal justice reform, and more as we review the week that was in turning down the noise of the news cycle.

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On this Heard Tell: Special Edition we review our own coverage of the Elon Musk Twitter saga from the first announcement back in April to the Friday night news dump that Musk was pulling out of the deal. Since this story is going to continue in court and in news & social media, we look back on what we said, what we got right and got wrong, and what it all means. Included is two great conversations we had with RJ Lehmann and James Czerniawski on the topic. It is an Elon Musk & Twitter Special Edition of Heard Tell.

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Our guest today is journalist Courtney Hessler of the Hearld-Dispatch in Huntington, West Virginia who has been covering the opioid trials there. Courtney will explain the legal rulings that came down this week, background on the opioid crisis in Huntington, and the legal, political, and cultural issues surrounding it. Also, Courtney helps to put a human face on the issue of addiction that too often slides into stereotypes, raw numbers, and lack of caring for the people who are suffering the most and need the most help.

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Want a quick review of the week that was? Check out the @Heard Tell Twice on Sunday playlist, with excerpts from the interviews of the previous week. 

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Want a deeper dive into the issues that matter with knowledgeable guests? The @Heard Tell Podcast playlist has longer form discussions on topics that deserve a little extra time but with the same commitment to turn down the noise of the news cycle and get to the information that matters.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Thursday, July the 7th, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on shocking news out of Japan as former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is gunned down in public during a campaign speech. We discuss supply chain challenges and shortages, working of a Houston Chronicle piece about which products are getting scarce on the shelves and why. Our guest today is journalist Courtney Hessler of the Hearld-Dispatch in Huntington, West Virginia who has been covering the opioid trials there. Courtney will explain the legal rulings that came down this week, background on the opioid crisis in Huntington, and the legal, political, and cultural issues surrounding it. Also, Courtney helps to put a human face on the issue of addiction that too often slides into stereotypes, raw numbers, and lack of caring for the people who are suffering the most and need the most help. We go back overseas to London where a busy news week that saw the resignation of PM Boris Johnson also had a moment of levity outside the halls of parliament, we will explain how an iconic tv show theme hijacked the proceedings. Finally, we go to Cleveland where a celebrity chef is bringing back a charity event. All that and more on this Friday edition of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell Show for Thursday, July the 7th, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on the news that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is resigning. We take the opportunity to review how we've been covering his tumultuous tenure at No. 10, and let you decided what we got right, what we got wrong, and where do we go from here. We will do so by running back three great discussions with our UK guests Alys Watson Brown, Albie Amankona, and Bill Bowkett for review. All that on this Special Edition of Heard Tell. 

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Our guest today is financial analyst, political commentator and co-founder of Conservatives Against Racism Albie Amankona who joins us from the UK to walk us through the political mess that is swirling around PM Boris Johnson. Albie will explain the recent string of resignations, what got us to this point, what might be coming next, and what it means for a UK under pressure with a rising cost of living crisis. Also, Albie talks about his work on race and racism, how the Conservative Party needs to do better to appeal to minority groups and younger voters, and how culture and politics both reflect and affect issues of race. Plus, we talk about how a universial human isssue like race is greatly affected and manifests itself very differently based on cultures, and how we should be talking and addressing these issues in a more productive way.

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Your Heard Tell show for Wednesday, July 6th, 2022 is turning down the news cycle noise and getting to the information we need by working through a real-world example of how big term and headlines like inflation, cost of living, and fuel prices using the legendary street taco scene in Los Angeles. Over in the UK, we have quickly developing events as PM Boris Johnson once again appears to be on the brink after two high-profile resignation set of a reaction of 10 more and increased calls for a change in at Number 10 and in the conservative party. Our guest today is financial analyst, political commentator and co-founder of Conservatives Against Racism Albie Amankona who joins us from the UK to walk us through the political mess that is swirling around PM Boris Johnson. Albie will explain the recent string of resignations, what got us to this point, what might be coming next, and what it means for a UK under pressure with a rising cost of living crisis. Also, Albie talks about his work on race and racism, how the Conservative Party needs to do better to appeal to minority groups and younger voters, and how culture and politics both reflect and affect issues of race. Plus, we talk about how a universial human isssue like race is greatly affected and manifests itself very differently based on cultures, and how we should be talking and addressing these issues in a more productive way. Meanwhile, in Minnesota the legislature "accidentially" passed a law making more potent edibles legal, we'll talk about the lastest example of not reading the bill will mean high times up north, and a food bank being wiped out by greedy people shows a community rising to the occasion. All that and more on this Wednesday edition of Heard Tell.

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On this Heard Tell Good Talks, our guuest today is attorney and executive director of the Pegasus Institute Joshua Crawford who returns to Heard Tell. Joshua talks about his recent writing about fatherhood and the importance of dads in not only childhood development but of society as a whole, the statistics of what happens without fathers, and some things that can stand in the gap and improve the role models in kids lives. Also, we talk some criminal justice news, update some past national headlines from Joshua's own Louisville, KY, and turn down the noise on why violent crime happens, why it seems to be rising, and what we can do about besides buzzwords online and repeating the mistakes of the past in policy.

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Your Heard Tell show for Tuesdayy, July 5th, 2022 is turning down the news cycle noise and getting to the information we need on what the big picture implication is of members of the January 6th committee publicly feuding with the Department of Justice, we'll get into how the posturing for the end game tells us a lot about where the committee is presently at. We go overseas where the latest economic news is not good for Germany, we'll talk how the economic engine that makes the EU goes is something to keep a very careful eye on going forward. Our guest today is attorney and executive director of the Pegasus Institute Joshua Crawford who returns to Heard Tell. Joshua talks about his recent writing about fatherhood and the importance of dads in not only childhood development but of society as a whole, the statistics of what happens without fathers, and some things that can stand in the gap and improve the role models in kids lives. Also, we talk some criminal justice news, update some past national headlines from Joshua's own Louisville, KY, and turn down the noise on why violent crime happens, why it seems to be rising, and what we can do about besides buzzwords online and repeating the mistakes of the past in policy. Plus, California Governor Gavin Newsom has pardoned Sara Kruzan, we'll recap this high profile case and the implications of it that made it such a touchpoint for advocates of reform. We finish up in Vegas where a record-breaking weekend of auctioning off cars has the moeny rolling into charities. All that and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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