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Heard Tell for January 20th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the Biden "reset" narrative and the folly of thinking the president is going to be anything different than what his long history in Washington, DC tells us he is. We cover how a story about the Supreme Court became yet another cautionary tale about how we consume news media. Plus, host Andrew Donaldson defends the great American culinary tradition that is Little Caesars PIZZA PIZZA against food snobbery. Guest Portia Berry-Kilby from Young Voices UK joins Heard Tell to explain 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. Also, we update the story we talked about previously concerning insider trading by members of congress. All that and more on this Thursday edition of Heard Tell

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Heard Tell for January 19th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the Biden Administrations COVID woes both in practical policy and in approval ratings. We remember Tuskegee Airman General Charles McGee on his passing at age 102. 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. All that and more on this Wednesday edition of Heard Tell.

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Heard Tell for January 18th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the terrorist motivation for attacking a synagogue in Texas and what it tells us about the need to be vigilant. The oppressed Uyghurs people are back in the news thanks to some comments by the billionaire minority owner of the Golden State Warriors, and unlike him we do care about human rights abuses and will discuss them. Economist Jericho Hill returns to Heard Tell to talk economics, the economy, DC 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. Also, a fun take on time and how it is measured and passes as submitted by a listen, and an updated story from a viral moment between the greatest quarterback ever and a young fan bravely fighting cancer. We skip the caterwauling and turn down the noise of the news cycle on all this and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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Heard Tell for January 17th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding diversity in America on this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. We skip the caterwauling and get to the core issues involved in the Novak Djokovic story as the famed tennis player is deported from Australia. Guest Joe Szymanski from Elections-Daily.com talks redistricting, which states got it right, which states got it wrong, and does a report card on independent commissions. Plus stories about the Norwegian military getting caught short, a former NFL lineman finding a delicious second act, and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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Heard Tell for January 14th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the latest push by the Biden Administration and Democratic Leadership for voting reform. We have ourselves a teachable moment about government regulation that involves salad dressing, the FDA, and getting the little things right. Attorney Zeke Webster joins us to talk about sentencing guidelines and issues, why he is against life without the possibility of parole, and the disconnect where folks don't see convicts as people. Plus we take head of a warning from the IRS, sports fans channel their passion towards charity, and more on this Friday edition of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell for Thursday, 13Jan22 is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need about a scandal that involves over 1/5th of Congress. Addison Hosner of Young Voices joins us to talk about insider trader and financial advantages Members of Congress are using to get rich while they are supposed to be working for us, asks who is watching the watchers, and how financial corruption does extreme hard to public confidence in government. Also, we have yet another story about how the Chinese Communist Party is going to use the upcoming Olympics to do what they do best and oppress and abuse people. We talk about the latest inflation news and how that is going to dominate everything else in the near future, a whale of a tale that goes from walking on the beaches of North Carolina to the Smithsonian, and much more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Your Heard Tell for 12Jan22 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need regarding a new poll on the issues that most American's think are the most pressing, with some surprises as to what is/isn't important that runs against the grain of our news media coverage. Also, we turn down the noise on all those Democratic congressional retirements and talk about the dynamics of the People's House going into the 2022 midterms. Attorney and Ordinary Times Senior Editor Em Carpenter joins us to talk about how right now is the golden age of being a True Crime fan, and how from podcasts, to documentaries, to TV shows there has never been more of the genre available, and more impact into how folks view in real life crime based on their True Crime hobbies. Also, we rehash the Morgan Stephens interview from Monday's Heard Tell that caused a strong reaction from folks, and review a clip from Morgan's powerful story that really touched a nerve. All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Heard Tell for January 11th, 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding how COVID-19 is causing some folks to lose their humanity towards each other, especially online. We talk political differences, and how assumptions are making folks talk past and at each other. Cooper Conway of Young Voices joins us to talk education, Elon Musk, and how both should be used to teach students to dream big. We update stories on the James Webb Space Telescope, some good news from the I-95 snowpocalypse, and more on this episode of Heard Tell.

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Heard Tell for January 10th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding Long Covid with journalist and LC patient Morgan Stephens. Morgan tells her own personal struggles from diagnosis, to finding proper treatment, to dealing with the physical and mental toll it took. Plus, as a journalist, we get into how COVID-19 is being covered, researched, and discussed, and how her own efforts to understand and cover it lead her to Germany. It's a special episode of Heard Tell with the whole hour devoted to our conversation with Morgan Stephens.

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Heard Tell for January 6th 2022 turns down the noise and gets the information we need regarding the one year anniversary of January 6th, how we should approach, and some folks responsible that aren't getting the blame they should. Guest Alexander Salter joins us to talk economics, supply chain, human capital, and how to better understand seemingly conflicting economic headlines. Also we cover the I-95 snowpocalypse, and what can happen when you dress up for Halloween as a famous person. All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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