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Rich Gianzero describes life at 30 after being released from prison for serving a 14 year sentence. How was he able to get a job? Many others released do not get the same treatment. How can we change the system so we support those who did their time and want to work and live freely?

Also, Rich is not able to vote in the state of Kentucky. Many are doing good work across the country to allow those who come from prison to get this right.

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Union workers from Metal Powder Products demand fair contract and warn that Mill Point Capital’s ownership is putting good jobs and the community at risk. Sarah interviews several on the scene at Cambellsburg, Indiana before their big press release happening today at 4:30.

Project Next supports union workers and thanks everyone involved protecting hard working Americans.

To watch the event at 4:30 today visit this link on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/events/853964787011893/

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Why is LifeWise dangerous? How do we stop them? Zachary Parrish and Molly Gaines, the Executive Directors of Secular Education Association, explain the hidden and very profitable mission of LifeWise. This is a group pulling our young kids out of their public school education for “Bible School.” Their real agenda is secret and not what you think. Zachary was actually sued by LifeWise for simply posting their curriculum online. Hear his story and how many are fighting back to protect our children.

If we work together, we can inform the public and organize. Our children do not need to be pawns in this money making, indoctrination scheme.

Follow Secular Education Association on all major social media platforms or check out their website at https://seculareducationassociation.org/ for more information.

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Sarah and Tim started Project Next Media a year ago to help stop the fear, hate, and division destroying the country. When we start listening and talking to our neighbors who voted differently than us, we can start working together for the common good of out communities.

Sarah and Tim discuss what it was like starting this company, and why it is more important than ever that we realize the news and social media want us divided, and that is NOT how we get out of this political mess. Come with us and feel better about the world. This division can take a backseat for a long while.

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Sarah’s favorite Republican, Christopher Maichin, dives into his recent Ted X talk. Why is Chris such a wise 21 year old? Well, his mom helped show him at a young age to always follow an I can’t statement with the word yet. We also dive into Indiana political drama, and Sarah explains how sometimes she gets perceived as a bully.

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Tim’s dad, Al Peck, Jr, is a decorated combat Vietnam veteran who came home and opened the first homeless veterans’ shelter in the country. Tim finds out what it was like for his dad being drafted while still in high school and all kinds of fascinating things about his father before Tim was born.

Project Next would like to thank all veterans for our freedom today and every day.

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Pastor Richard Gianzero shares incredible stories from his time in a maximal security prison. This is the first episode in a new Project Next series called “From Prison to Pastor.” Sarah and Rich discuss what it takes to forgive yourself and others while deep diving into his first few years locked up.

Please recommend this show to anyone who could benefit from Pastor Richard’s wisdom.

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Investigative Independent Journalist Tom LoBianco from 24Sight News has been covering alleged inappropriate behavior from some of the leaders in Life Church. This involves the head pastor, Nathan Peternel, Nathan’s son, Jonathan Peternel, and Indiana’s Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith who is pastor of the Noblesville branch of Life Church.

Find out what is going on, why Tom does this work, and how we can all help hold people accountable for their behavior.

Project Next thanks Tom LoBianco for being an independent journalist and reporting on this story. Catch the latest from Tom by following 24SightNews.

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Sally Busby is a mom, a teacher, an educator, and now a candidate for Indiana State House District 78. Sally shares her struggles raising a special needs son without options for childcare. We need people like Sally in our state government who understand the red tape involved in slowing down government assistance. We can do better.

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1 in 8 Americans depend on SNAP benefits. Tim updates us on this food assistance situation with the government shutdown. Also, Sarah and Tim hear from Holly who is one of the three main people that run the non-profit, The Washington County Warming Station. This group provides a hot meal and a warm place every Monday in Salem from 5-8. They also open every day when it is 34 degrees or colder.

Find out why Holly got started two years ago and how we can help our local communities more as our most vulnerable need our assistance to stay alive. If you would like to help, you can find them on Facebook. Thanks to everyone stepping up to provide food and needed items while the government is shut down.

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