This Week in Evansville

This Week in Evansville

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  • Footage of police getting attacked This Week in Evansville 5 Minute Update

    In this episode, Johnny Kincaid provides updates on various news stories in Evansville. He discusses the release of dash cam footage showing two officers getting injured during a domestic violence call. He also talks about thieves targeting a road sign and the significance of the number 420 in cannabis culture. The episode concludes with a reminder to subscribe and catch every episode of This Week in Evansville and the Five Minute Update.Takeaways

    • Dash cam footage released showing officers getting injured during a domestic violence call
    • Thieves targeting a road sign due to its association with cannabis culture
    • The number 420 originated as a secret code for marijuana among high school students
    • Subscribe to This Week in Evansville and the Five Minute Update to stay updated on local news

      • Chapters

      00:00 Introduction

      00:38 Officers injured during domestic violence call

      03:05 Thieves targeting road sign

      05:03 Significance of the number 420

      05:32 Conclusion

      6 min
    • Five-Minute Update from This Week in Evansville

      In this conversation, Johnny Kincaid discusses various grinch-like activities happening in and around Evansville. The topics covered include counterfeit $20 bills, countermeasures against counterfeit bills, scams involving impersonation, text message scams, and controversy over holiday references.Takeaways

      • Be cautious of counterfeit $20 bills that are being circulated in the Evansville area.
      • Counterfeit bills may not be detected by the usual marker test, so rely on other countermeasures like UV light and watermarks.
      • Beware of scams involving impersonation, such as fake calls from law enforcement agencies.
      • Stay vigilant against text message scams that try to trick you into providing personal information or clicking on suspicious links.
      • Controversies may arise over holiday references in public spaces.

        • Chapters

        00:00 Counterfeit $20 bills

        01:28 Countermeasures against counterfeit bills

        02:24 Scams involving impersonation

        03:23 Text message scams

        03:52 Controversy over holiday references

        5 min
      • Meet the producers of Dysphoria

        The documentary Dysphoria is coming to Evansville for a one-night showing on January 14 at City Gate, 320 Eagle Crest.

        For tickets, go to www.dysphoriamovie.com or text EVANSVILLE to 80888

        Summary

        Mark and Amber Archer, documentary producers, discuss their journey into filmmaking and their latest documentary, Dysphoria. They share their background in video production and their personal experiences that led them to create films from a Christian worldview.

        The conversation delves into the transgender movement, the impact on parents and schools, and the end game of the agenda. The Archers emphasize the importance of the church getting informed and engaged in culture to bring about change. They also discuss the investment and release of their documentaries and their plans for exclusive screenings.

        Takeaways

        • The Archers' journey into documentary filmmaking started with their personal experiences and a calling from God.
        • Dysphoria is a documentary that explores the transgender movement from a Christian worldview, addressing the societal, historical, and political factors behind it.
        • Parents are facing challenges in schools where children are being influenced to question their gender identity without parental consent.
        • The end game of the transgender agenda is control, with various vested interests involved, such as big pharma and the push towards transhumanism.
        • The church needs to be informed and engaged in culture to bring about change and counter the agenda of the transgender movement.

          • Chapters

          00:00 Introduction and Prayer Request

          01:27 Introduction of Mark and Amber Archer

          02:09 Background and Journey into Documentary Filmmaking

          05:16 First Documentary: Inwood Drive

          06:14 Calling to Make Movies

          08:34 Discussion on Dysphoria Documentary

          19:48 Release and Impact of Dysphoria

          21:20 Impact on Parents and Schools

          25:21 End Game and Control

          27:27 Acceleration of Agenda

          29:20 Investment and Release of Dysphoria

          32:20 Exclusive Screenings and Future Plans

          33:58 Conclusion and Invitation to Screening

          36 min
        • Some things to ponder

          This week, we take on several topics impacting people in Evansville.

          Evansville's mayor-elect has assembled a twenty-person transition team. City department head jobs are listed at https://teamevansville.com/work-with-me.

          We'll share our view of what happened to Republicans in the city election (and it's not the Libertarian candidate's fault).

          We update the status of the lawsuit over the Warrick County elections.

          Water rights will be a hot topic in the coming months. Listen and find out why.

          Those topics and more in this episode.


          31 min

        About This Week in Evansville

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        Discussion of topics and events that impact people in Evansville, Indiana.