Paper Trail Podcast

Paul and Tootle sit down and talk about the supply chain issues occurring in the United States (3:16); Then they talk about the history between Iran and their yearn for nuclear arms (17:00)

Reggie returns to the podcast this week to sit down with Paul and talk about a lawsuit facing Tulare County Child Welfare Services that allegedly allowed parents to torture their baby with their off the wall health habits (3:46); Visalia Unified School Board collides on climate change (19:19); and Exeter students are Harvesting Hope to help foodbanks with fresh fruit donations (28:28).

Paul and Tootle talk about the Great Resignation where 4.3 million people left their jobs in August, and whether low staffing will be a new normal (2:30); Then they discuss the differences between the new "Meta" world and the real world, and how much better the real world actually is (17:11).

Paul is joined by Redwood journalism advisor Nick Miller for this Wednesday's podcast. Together they talk about the lack of questions at Sheriff Boudreaux's press conference last week and what that says about the state of local journalism (4:48); they go over the results of a VUSD survey where only 40% of respondents said they felt like students were getting a good education (19:53); then they talk about how the Redwood Gigantea is covering their booming sports programs (27:48). 

Paul is then joined by Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert and Tulare County District Attorney Tim Ward to talk about the finer details of prosecuting the Golden State Killer, Joseph James DeAngelo, and what DAs all over the state are doing in response to violent crime inmate releases (32:32)

Paul and is joined by the notorious Central Valley wanderer and founder of Go Creative Group, Niccolo Go to guest host this week's episode of the podcast. Together they talk about the recent walk out of students and staff over student vaccinate mandates (4:39); Then they talk about how hard it is for a marketing guru like Niccolo to promote the area (19:14); They finish the show by discussing the recent reopening of the Tulare County Office of Education Pena Planetarium (31:38).