Join us in this episode as we delve into author Kevin D. McCall's debut book, 'My Good Government Job - Vol 1,' where he shares his message of resilience and inspiration in the workplace. With over 15 years of government experience, McCall offers valuable insights and strategies for overcoming challenges. Discover empowering strategies to navigate obstacles and achieve your goals.

The National Legal and Policy Center is calling for tech entrepreneur Reid Hoffman to resign from Microsoft Corporation's board of directors following controversial statements about former President Donald Trump. If he refuses, they urge Microsoft's Chairman to take action. NLPC argues that Hoffman's associations and remarks undermine democratic values and tarnish Microsoft's reputation.

Today's episode covers recent changes in the post-graduation work permit application process for Canadian international students, as well as the release of David Selcer's political thriller 'Ultimate Sacrifices.' Additionally, Sonoro Gold Corp Chairman John Darch provides updates on the Mexican mining policy and the Cerro Caliche project. Lastly, Connects 360 introduces Political Power Up, a new omnichannel solution for political candidates.

Graphite One Inc. announces a revision to the cost-share ratio for its Defense Production Act grant, increasing the DoD's share of expenditures for the accelerated feasibility study. CEO Anthony Huston highlights the significance of establishing a 100 percent U.S.-based graphite supply chain. The company's Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska is on schedule to complete the feasibility study by December 2024, supporting the Biden administration's efforts to reduce China's dominance in critical minerals mining.

In this episode, we cover the importance of self-sufficiency in the face of modern challenges as America celebrates Independence Day. ReadyWise, the top emergency food manufacturer, offers a Buy 1, Get 1 Free deal on select items and 25 percent off sitewide with code FREEDOM24. Spokesperson Brandon Eriksson emphasizes the need for essential life-saving products and highlights ReadyWise's variety of short-term and long-term solutions. Additionally, Norman Brewer's political thriller novel, 'Blending In: A Tale Of Homegrown Terrorism', explores the harsh realities of domestic terrorism and the challenges of preventing attacks. The book, part of The Anti-Hero Rebellions series, provides a gripping narrative that sheds light on pressing issues of our time.

In this episode, we cover Jenner Law's fight against sex trafficking by offering legal support to survivors and filing a lawsuit against Choice Hotels. NinaData introduces a cutting-edge contextual generative AI political advertising platform to revolutionize political marketing. The U.S. Department of Commerce announces preliminary duties on paper plate imports from China and Vietnam, with the American Paper Plate Coalition supporting the decision.

The U.S. Commerce Department imposes significant antidumping and countervailing duties on ferrosilicon imports from Russia, in response to unfair pricing and subsidies. Russian producers, accounting for over 30 percent of imports, will now require cash deposits or bonds. Investigations into imports from other countries are ongoing. U.S. producers CC Metals and Ferroglobe support the decision to restore market fairness.

AgEagle Aerial Systems CEO Bill Irby secures a $2 million contract to deliver 20 eBee VISION full-stack systems to a distributor in the United Arab Emirates, showcasing global demand for public safety solutions. The company is expanding in the military sector while supporting agriculture and other industries. Meanwhile, the Freedom Economy Index for June 2024 reveals concerns about American flag bans, 'hiding' ideology, and DEI discrimination in the workplace, with job seekers in California facing more challenges.

Join us in this episode as we delve into the mission of The Global BrainTrust, a coalition advocating for a human-centered approach to AI adoption. Founder Sana Bagersh emphasizes the need for diverse voices in the ongoing debate, including input from people of various backgrounds and countries. The BrainTrust, which includes GenX, addresses concerns such as job losses, potential deception, and regulatory challenges. Senior Technology Advisor Prof. Ahmed Banafa shares insights on prioritizing human welfare and societal benefit.

In this episode, we discuss the accusations of genocide and crimes against humanity filed against government employees in Geneva, Switzerland at the International Criminal Court. Neal David Sutz details specific acts of abuse and corruption within the Geneva child protective system, stemming from the unjustified seizure and detainment of his two sons nearly 7 years ago. Sutz's legal efforts have not resulted in the release of his sons, leading him to take the matter to an international judicial level.