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Walking That Mile episodes

  • Minnesota Fraud Gets WORSE: Internal Warnings Ignored for Years

    Accusations that Governor Tim Walz ignored internal warnings about widespread Minnesota fraud within the Department of Human Services. The discussion highlights concerns about how public assistance programs are managed, with significant funds potentially being sent to Somalia. This raises serious questions for those interested in Minnesota fraud scandal and the broader implications for politics; individuals are encouraged to report fraud if they have legal insights into such activities.

    21 min
  • UPDATE: Somali Daycare Scandal Continues. Now A Break In?

    Minneapolis Somali Daycare Reports a Burglary. It's very suspicious.
    Update on the ongoing Minnesota Daycare Fraud scandal, which continues to grow. This segment details a recent "Break In" at the daycare, with staff reporting that only attendance and staff records were stolen. Stay informed on the "latest news" regarding this significant Minnesota Daycare story.

    34 min
  • LIES “The Fall of Minneapolis” tells (PART 2)

    Derek Chauvin Murder Case- An explanation of the Minneapolis Police Department Maximal Restraint Technique (MRT) policy. What Liz Collin and Dr. JC Chaix of Alpha News got wrong. They got a lot wrong in this documentary, this is just about the Maximal Restraint Technique.

    We're taking a closer look at the MPD Policy and Procedure 5-316, specifically focusing on the "Use of Force" and "Maximal Restraint Technique" sections. This video highlights the specific text from training documents, detailing protocols for law enforcement. It's important to understand these procedures, especially in discussions around police brutality and the need for clear guidelines.

    13 min
  • A Parents Fight for Maine's Schools| Nick Blanchard

    In this conversation, Nick discusses his experiences with the Augusta School Board, focusing on the controversial policies regarding gender identity and bathroom access. He shares how he became involved after witnessing the board's actions and the lack of responsiveness to parental concerns.

    26 min

About Walking That Mile

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Interviews with interesting people from all walks of life, and exploring topics from the perspective of a 20 year member of law enforcement and a father of 4.