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The Indiana State Senate votes on new Congressional maps today. What does it mean for Hoosiers? Hear from two Democratic candidates in Southern Indiana: Tim Peck and Mary Allen.

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Anyone else watching the Apple hit show Pluribus? It’s from the creator of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. Sarah and Brice discuss the first 6 episodes. We dive in to how this looks like a way to achieve peace and happiness but really this hive mind is pretty dark. When we allow individualism and freedom...things get messy. When you take that freedom away…is it worth it? What do you think of this show?

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Catch our premier episode of “Project Next Morning Show with Tim and Sarah!” Tim and Sarah discuss Indiana gerrymandering, Dollar General ripping us off, and boundaries, but in a joking fun light morning show way! Also Ethan Sweetland-May stops by as our first guest! (He does a fantastic impression of a possum BTW.)

Message us if you live close to Floyds Knobs, Indiana and would like to attend Sarah’s first Project Next Open House/Fundraiser. It’s Wednesday, Dec. 10 from 6-8pm with food and drinks provided. Sarah will give a behind the scenes tour of how she runs this media company while also explaining the mission and future goals. It should be fun!

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Pastor Rich Gianzero and Sarah Blessing interview two guests about the dangers of Christian Nationalism being forced into our public schools. Kids as young as 4 are being taught terrifying things in the guise of “Bible School.” They are joined by Zach Parrish, who is the CoFounder of Secular Education Association, and Anita Davis, a former Kentucky school administrator.

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Christina Knavely is a public defender running for judge in Floyds Knobs, Indiana. Christina tells Sarah what it’s like being a lawyer helping those having one of the worst days of their lives. Also, she explains why she wants to run for judge. Christina views both of these jobs as roles used to better our communities. She explains why each human being has different needs and what her role is in helping as best she can.

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Ben Merk is a Republican calling for peace. He calls himself a Republican Constatutionalist. Hear how Sarah and Paul met at two local events and realized their goals match. Paul helps us understand Republicans and how we invite them over to the side of the majority. Most of us are good people. Most of us want the same things for our families. How do we stop the divisive crap and work together to fix out problems?

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The Helpful Hippie will go into detail her real encounters with the far to the MAGA right. Hippie keeps her name hidden for her own protection because she is heavily trolled by certain men. These men suffer from mental health issues. Why do they see her as the villain? How do we shine a light on this while also explaining most people are not extreme.

Sarah and Hippie describe how fear, lies and manipulation, being unable to realize our own mistakes, and the other mental health reasons for extremists. We have these people on both political sides, and they are not helping us unite. How do we recognize this in ourselves so we can work on uniting for the common good of the community? It’s not about control…it’s about the collective good of us all.

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Tim Peck is running for Congress in Indiana’s 9th district. Let’s talk about how this new map the Republicans just released puts Tim’s Southern Indiana farm with Indianapolis.

How could this new map actually end up hurting Republicans’ chances of winning in the next election? Sarah Blessing and Tim Peck show this possible map and lay out the ground work it will take to make our state better.

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Why did our brains break when we saw President Trump and Zhhran Mamdani get along at The White House? Also, Tim Peck and Christopher Maichin are together celebrating Thanksgiving. Sarah tries not be jealous that Tim gets to be with Christopher in person, and the three of them discuss gratitude and how that helps shape our every day happiness.

We are so thankful to everyone who follow Project Next. We hope you have a beautiful Thanksgiving.

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Do Something Southern Indiana is a group that is in fact actually doing something! Chad Snow explains how they started “Conversations that Matter” events to help us all learn how to get out there and talk to people about local issues. Hear his tips for doing this and join his next event on Dec. 10. This episode is about hope. Joining together to make our communities work for us is the best way to stop the division that is harming Americans.

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