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Dr. Tim Peck had his first day of being chief medical resident of an ER department in Boston the day of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing. Tim shares with Sarah what that day was like. How can we learn from these horrific experiences to help humanity to the best of our ability?

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Tim Deeringer (D) is former Chief of Police of Jeffersonville, Indiana running for Clark County Sheriff in the Democratic Primary. Tim Peck interviews Mr. Deeringer becuase he is in a heated primary for this sheriff's race. Primary voting day is May 5. Early voting is happening now.

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This week's controversy around members of the American government including the President with Pope Leo XIV has people asking - is the Pope's role to engage in politics, religion or both? Tim Peck interviews his uncle, who is a Catholic Priest, these important questions.

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The Meranda apartment complex in downtown Jeffersonville is facing serious safety concerns, according to Councilman Evan Stoner. Residents—many of whom are low-income seniors, grandparents, and veterans—have reported ongoing issues including unauthorized entry, drug activity, physical assaults, theft, and intimidation.

A major point of concern is the lack of on-site security. The building’s security operations have reportedly been outsourced out of state, leaving the front security station empty and relying on remote monitoring to call 911 when problems are suspected. Critics argue this creates dangerous delays and leaves vulnerable residents unprotected.

The building’s ownership group, based out of Denver, is being accused of failing to uphold commitments made when they took over the property—specifically, ensuring a safe and secure living environment. Local officials and community members are now pushing for accountability, stronger oversight, and immediate improvements to protect residents.

This episode of Project Next dives into the situation, amplifies resident concerns, and explores what needs to happen next to ensure safety and dignity for those who call the Meranda home.The councilman is hosting a community meeting on April 23 at 6:00 pm at the Community Action Building in Jeff. All are welcome.

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Catherine Torzewski is in a very heated primary for State Senate in Indiana. See how hard this incredible human is working to make Indiana better. Catherine knows her community. She also is running an extremely winnable race. Also...women make up 51% of the Hoosier population. Maybe... just maybe... we should have about half of us represented at the state house since our rights keep getting taken away.

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Zach Parrish and Molly Gaines from Secular Education Association join Sarah to show us the incredible new map they created to track LifeWise Academy across the country. LifeWise is Christian National type school taught off campus during the school day in public and charter schools. They are now in thousands of school systems with more growing every week. This map helps you learn if one has started in your kids' school, and if they have started the process yet to get one.

See the map for yourselves at map.seculareducationassociation.org

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Ed Byers is running in the democratic primary for Clark County Sheriff. The office has been stuck in controversy and scandal after the arrest and 15 year jail sentence of former Chief Jamey Noel. Hear how Ed plans on cleaning up the reputation of the office and bringing our community back together.

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Meet Kenny Kavanaugh (R) running for Clark County, Indiana Sheriff vs. Scottie Maples (R). Kenny wants to bring his community back together after scandal hit the department when convicted criminal serving 15 years in jail Jamey Noel (R) held office.

Tim Peck interviews Kenny to find out why he is running and his plans for getting corruption out of this hurting police force. Don’t forget to make a voting plan for the primary. Early voting is going on now. The primary is May 5. Thanks to every one of you for caring about this community.

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Dr. Tim Peck asks IU Professor of International Law, Timothy William Water, what is the definition of a war crime. The world is watching as President Trump makes unprecedented threats to other countries. This is scary. Listen to the facts and know that many do not want this violence. We can come together, vote better, and make the world safer in the process.

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Well…just what you wanted…another debate. But wait…this one is on healthcare which is a major concern. Catch 3 Democrat candidates and 1 Independent as they voice their plans for fixing this broken system.

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