LEAH COLE's Podcast

I'm sitting down with author DA Bookwriter (interviewed April 23, 2026) to unpack the hidden mechanics behind his book The 33 Tactics of Dark Psychology and how these strategies show up in everyday relationships, business, and communication. This conversation breaks down powerful behavioral patterns such as love bombing, the silent treatment, gaslighting, playing the victim, the bait and switch, and intellectual manipulation explaining not only what they are, but how they are used to influence, control, and distort perception. We move beyond theory and into real-world application, helping listeners identify these tactics, understand their psychological impact, and most importantly, learn how to protect themselves and respond with clarity and confidence. This episode is about awareness, emotional intelligence, and taking back control in environments where manipulation often goes unnoticed.                                                                         

About DA Bookwriter

DA Bookwriter is the author of The 33 Tactics of Dark Psychology, a deep exploration into the behaviors and strategies used to influence, manipulate, and control others. His work brings awareness to patterns that often go unnoticed in relationships, business, and everyday interactions.

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The Save American Act (H.R. 22) & The Delaware Protection Acts

In this episode of The Black Friday Effect, we break down two critical areas shaping the future of voting, consumer rights, and economic access in the United States, The Save American Act (H.R. 22) and key legislation emerging in the state of Delaware.

We begin with a focused discussion on the Save American Act, examining when the U.S. House of Representatives voted on the bill, its progression to the Senate, and what it takes for the legislation to pass. We also explore one of the most debated topics in recent years election integrity including questions around voter fraud over the past 15 years and what documentation may be required to vote if this bill becomes law. This conversation is centered on understanding the balance between security, access, and public trust in the voting process.

We then shift to the Delaware Protection Acts, highlighting how state-level policies are directly impacting businesses and consumers. From the upcoming polystyrene (foam container) ban in 2025, to ongoing discussions around a cashless economy and the right to pay with cash, Delaware is taking steps that could redefine everyday transactions. We also examine proposed legislation around protecting employee tips, including efforts to eliminate credit card processing fees on tips and reinforce existing labor protections.

This episode brings together two powerful conversations:

• Who has access and protection within our voting system
• Who has access and fairness within our economic system

Whether you're a voter, business owner, or consumer, these policies have real implications on how you live, spend, and participate in society.

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The historical roots of slavery in the United States and examine how its legacy continues to shape modern day systems, opportunities, and economic realities.

We begin by briefly exploring the origins of slavery and why it began, the methods used to capture and control African people and others, the economic and political motives behind it, and how long the institution of slavery lasted. We also touch on the Emancipation Proclamation, its timeline, and the lasting impact of Jim Crow laws on generations that followed.

Then we shift the conversation to the present.

What does “modern day slavery” look like in today’s society? Are there systems that continue to limit opportunity and advancement for Black and Brown communities and even others?  We examine issues such as generational wealth gaps, systemic discrimination, access to technology and innovation, and whether legislation like the Civil Rights Act of 1964, DEI initiatives, and Affirmative Action have helped level the playing field.

This episode also asks the difficult but necessary questions:

·       Are the effects of slavery still present today?

·       How do racism and discrimination impact economic mobility in America?

·       What role does policy, education, and opportunity play in shaping outcomes?

This is not just a historical conversation, it is a conversation about today’s economy, today’s systems, and today’s future.

If we want to understand spending, wealth, ownership, and opportunity in America, we must understand the past and how it connects to the present.

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Our quest for our show is Dave Amaze Associate Broker at eXp Realty.  Real Estate 2026 where we decode the market signals that others miss.

"Is the 'Sun Belt Gold Rush' officially over? Is office space dead, or just... evolving? And why is insurance suddenly the one metric killing deals faster than interest rates?

"It is 2026, and the real estate rulebook has changed. We are seeing a 'decaf stagflation' environment, the rise of the 'Silver Tsunami' in senior housing, and a massive flight to quality that is leaving zombie buildings in the dust.

"Today, I’m breaking down 3 critical categories, 14 trends that every investor, agent, and homeowner needs to know right now. We're talking about everything from the 'lock-in' effect finally easing to why data centers might be the new industrial gold mine.

"If you want to know where the smart money is moving this year, stay tuned. Let’s dive in."

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AI was created to help humans process information faster, reduce repetitive labor, and make better decisions at scale.  It was designed to handle tasks that are time-consuming, data-heavy, or prone to human error so people can focus on creativity, strategy, and leadership instead of routine work.  But AI has its down side, it has been use for fraud and scams.  AI is increasingly used in fraud and scams by enabling criminals to automate and scale deception more effectively. Scammers use AI to generate realistic phishing emails and text messages, create deepfake voices or videos to impersonate trusted individuals, and analyze personal data to tailor scams that feel highly convincing.  AI can also be used to mimic writing styles, bypass basic security checks, and run large volumes of scam attempts at once, making fraud harder to detect and more persuasive to unsuspecting victims, in this case AI, is, "The Big Bad Wolf".  www.TheWordOut.ai

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In short, sugar, salt, and fats are not the enemy they’re essential nutrients when used wisely. The key is balance, moderation, and choosing natural sources over processed ones to support long-term health and energy.

The information provided is only for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice.  We are not licensed medical professionals, and nothing shared on this show should be interpreted as a diagnosis, treatment, or recommendation regarding any health condition.  Always consult a qualified healthcare provider or your own medical doctor before making decisions related to your health, treatments, or medications.

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A tariff is a tax that a country places on goods coming in from another country basically a “toll at the border.” When these taxes are added, imported products become more expensive, and that cost often makes its way to consumers through higher prices. Countries use tariffs to protect local industries, support jobs, generate revenue, or respond to international trade disputes.

While tariffs can help strengthen domestic businesses by making foreign goods less competitive, they can also raise the price of everyday items we buy and sometimes create tension between nations. In today’s global economy, tariffs can influence everything from the cost of clothing and electronics to the stability of international relationships and supply chains. Understanding how tariffs work helps us better understand why prices rise, how countries negotiate, and how deeply connected the world’s economies truly are.

Just some things to remember:

• Tariffs are taxes on imported goods.
• They help protect local businesses and industries.
• Consumers often feel the impact through higher prices.
• Tariffs can influence global politics and trade relations.
• Balance is essential to maintain healthy economic growth.

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AI is no longer science fiction – it’s reshaping the very way we work.  Many repetitive jobs, from scheduling to data entry, are now being automated.  But that doesn’t just mean jobs are disappearing-it means new roles are being created.  We’re seeing careers like AI trainers, data ethicists, and prompt engineers, and most importantly, workers are learning and being able to partner-with AI instead of competing against it.

Here’s the takeaway:  AI isn’t just changing jobs or business-it’s changing opportunity.  The question isn’t whether AI will reshape the future.  It already is.  The real question is: how will you use it?

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The Congressional budget bill passed by the House in July 2025 refers to, 

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1). This bill, a signature piece of legislation for President Trump, was passed by the House of Representatives on July 3, 2025, and signed into law by President Trump on July 4, 2025. 

The Word Out. Today we unpacked the congressional budget passed on July 3, 2025—what’s funded, what’s cut, and what it means for your wallet, your business, and your community. Remember: details evolve as agencies implement the plan, so check our show notes for resources, a quick-impact checklist, and links to primary sources.

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     In this episode, we break down the role of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and how it protects you—the consumer—from unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices by financial institutions. You'll learn why the CFPB matters, what your rights are, and how to take action if those rights are violated. Whether you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, or everyday consumer, this conversation gives you the tools to stay financially informed and empowered.

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