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Building a Grassroots Coalition for Humanity
Fighting misinformation online about COVID-19 and politics in general is something many people are doing, but Jess is considered the OG when it comes to exposing secret chat rooms on the Telegram app. It just takes...
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The Effort to Defund Public Schools for Profit and Political Gain
Sally Hendrick interviewed Jessica Piper of Missouri to explore what's happening with public school education, private school vouchers, CAFOs, and more. . NW Missouri hasn't had representation outside the GOP since...
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Money is Stupid: A Look at Universal Basic Needs
Listen to this compelling discussion around universal basic needs, public banking systems, insulin programs, and more. I had never heard of universal basic income before, not sure I could make a judgment about it from...
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A Deeper Meaning Behind Confederate Statues
You may know her for those beautiful jazz vocals, but Dara Starr Tucker has stepped forward to educate and obliterate the false narrative around Confederate statues and the history of Jim Crow oppression in the United...
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Finding a Place in the Pews
I always felt that everyone had a row in the pews if they wanted one. This discussion with Deb Moore, a writer, professor, speaker, and thought-provoker from Tennessee is a delightful celebration of how we think and...
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Deconversion Therapy: Finding Support Away from Evangelism
Little did I know that Karen is practically my neighbor living in a small town in Tennessee, the home of her podcast, Deconversion Therapy, where she gabs back and forth with her childhood friend from her youth in...
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TikTok Nurse Fights Anti-Vax Misinformation
This guy shot across my TikTok feed with a punchy message for anti-vaxxers. I knew immediately that he knew what he was talking about when it comes to COVID-19. With the delta variant running rampant across the USA,...
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It's not critical race theory. It's history.
Why are people afraid of teaching the truth behind US history? At Shout Your Cause, we promise to have difficult discussions, and that includes racism and the white-washing of American history. This episode is no...
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Making a Career Change in the Middle of a Pandemic
This interview took place on September 28, 2020. We met at a party in Nashville. It was an artsy crowd, and we met a lot of new people that night. Somehow the two of us have kept in touch, Camilla and I, via...
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Concerned Teacher Collects Data on COVID-19 Cases in Schools
This interview took place on August 31, 2020.
After joining a Facebook group about reopening Tennessee schools safely, I was tagged by Alisha Morris, a high school teacher in Olathe, Kansas who had spent a...
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Homeschool Expert Shares Tips for Parents
Homeschooling has never been more researched than right now in the wake of the pandemic. One of my colleagues, Kimberly Charron, has been an amazing force behind a unique way to school our children. By finding the...
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Summer Camp Pivots from In-Person to Online to Save the Business
This interview took place on June 3, 2020.
Like many people these days, I met Rathna online through a business group that we are both in. She has a bubbly personality and love for life that is contagious. Knowing how...
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