Heard Tell

On this Heard Tell Good Talks, Guest Sarah Stook of Elections-Daily.com joins Heard Tell to talk about her latest article where she takes the subject of presidential approval ratings and reviews every POTUS since FDR to find trends, examine similarities & differences, and provide a historical perspective on the most momentary of metrics.

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Heard Tell for January 25th, 2022 turns down the noise and gets to the information we need on how not everything we see in politics and culture can be explained by ideology, and proposed the 5 Stages of Grief as a way to look at how - and why - certain folks are acting a certain way online and in the news media. We revisit & update our previous coverage of redistricting and gerrymandering as it pertains to independent commissions. Guest Sarah Stook of Elections-Daily.com joins Heard Tell to talk about her latest article where she takes the subject of presidential approval ratings and reviews every POTUS since FDR to find trends, examine similarities & differences, and provide a historical perspective on the most momentary of metrics. Finally, we talk about a young woman going solo around the world. All that and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell. 

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Guest Sarah Montalbano from Young Voices joins us to talk COVID on campus and how the pandemic and various policies and challenges has affect those in higher education. Pus, Sarah has written and op-ed covering legislation in the infrastructure package regarding in-car DUI monitoring which raises questions about technology, regulation, and privacy

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Heard Tell for January 24th 2022 turns down the noise and gets to the information we need involving wars and rumors of wars coming out of Ukraine with Russia threatening. We talk social media and some new data out about all the various boycotts, exoduses, and flocking to alternate social media platforms because of political reasons, and how that isn't going well and why. Guest Sarah Montalbano from Young Voices joins us to talk COVID on campus and how the pandemic and various policies and challenges has affect those in higher education. Pus, Sarah has written and op-ed covering legislation in the infrastructure package regarding in-car DUI monitoring which raises questions about technology, regulation, and privacy. We mark the passing of one of rock music's most over-the-top performers in Meat Loaf, and detail a story where the Show Me State wants folks to look out for The Joker. All that and more on this Monday Edition of Heard Tell.

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Caleb Franz of Young Voices joins us to talk libertarianism, communalism, the work of Young Voices, and his Profiles in Liberty podcast that puts historical figures in context of their contributions to American freedoms.

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Guest Joe Szymanski from Elections-Daily.com joined Heard Tell to talk redistricting, gerrymandering, which states got it right, which states got it wrong, how it will affect the 2022 midterm elections, and does a report card on independent commissions.

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Guest Portia Berry-Kilby from Young Voices UK joined Heard Tell to explain UK politics, the latest problems for PM Boris Johnson, how COVID and a party scandal are combining to bring his approval ratings to an all-time low, and whether he can survive calls by a reinvigorated Labour Party to resign

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Economist Jericho Hill returns to Heard Tell to talk economics, the economy, DC information and perception bubbles, and how the news cycle headlines are not always the best way to get good information about what's really happening with the economy

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In this Heard Tell Good Talk, host Andrew Donaldson has a wide-ranging conversation about space, science, technology, and the Hungry Hungry Hippos Theory of Life w/scientist and Ordinary Times contributor Dr. Michael Siegel

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Heard Tell for January 21th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the reaction and fallout to President Biden's press conference, and asking questions about what, if anything did we really learn, and how we should approach such things. Press Secretary Jen Psaki went on Fox and it throws into sharp contrast the pointless theater of the Brady Briefing Room. Guest Dr. Michael Siegel returns to Heard Tell with his hungry hungry hippo theory of society, space news, and all sorts of scientific knowledge and news items. Plus, an unbelievable human triumph among the horrific volcanic eruption in Tonga, the Cold War and weather have a "swords into plowshares" moment, and more on this Friday Edition of Heard Tell

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