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Paper Trail Podcast episodes
- PT 173: State of the CountyYesterday the Tulare County Board of Supervisors presented their State of the County, in concert with the Visalia Chamber of…33 min
- PT 172: “We’re living in a land of dead kittens”Alright, today Paul, Reggie and Kaitlin talk about Visalia’s new approach to feral cats, what the Valley does when ICE…46 min
- PT 171: You count, so be countedSo joining the trail this week is friend of our pod, Policy Director for Latino Community Foundation, Christian Arana. With…36 min
- PT 170: “The civic center will never be a thing” *in annoying high school girl voice*Today Paul and Reggie talk about Visalia’s next step in homelessness, the council’s discussion over buildings and then Family Healthcare…39 min
- PT 169: Small towns aren’t exempt from shootingsPaul and Reggie talk with Woodlake Mayor/Executive Director of CALA, Rudy Mendoza about vigilance in small communities and how it…38 min
- PT 168: “Bring down the Gutenberg!”Today, Katie, Paul and Reggie talk about the City’s trash can change order, school safety and businesses that were forced…29 min
- PT 167: “People love their burgers!”Today, Kaitlin, Paul and Reggie address the clearly missed nuance of planning docs pointing to a second In-N-Out location in…45 min
- PT 166: Zach GreenZach Green, owner of local film company Zach Green Films joins the pod. Reggie is out sick so Paul hosts…50 min
- PT 165: The devil is in the reportingAlright, today we talk about a letter that has circulated throughout the area of some erroneous Visalia Times-Delta reporting, a…54 min
- PT 164: Getting FoxyPaul and Reggie bring on Marketing and Development manager Marina Rojas and Executive Director Vikky Escobedo with the Visalia Fox…32 min
About Paper Trail Podcast
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The Paper Trail Podcast is hosted in the heart of California's San Joaquin Central Valley. Hosts Paul Myers and Ryan Clark breakdown local issues in Fresno and Tulare Counties on a weekly basis to…
give their uniquely journalistic perspective on the pressing topics of the day.