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Tim Holbert has a dream job.  He interviews veterans — from WWI, WWII, and beyond.  He gets to preserve some of the most important, aspirational stories the world has to offer.  His work has earned him multiple Emmy Awards, but it’s the intrinsic value of the storytelling that motivates him.  As he puts it, “I make TV, and I share history, and that’s fun.”  You will want to watch everything he’s ever produced.
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Campus protests.  Amal Clooney lobbying to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.  The rise of Antisemitism.  Josh Kraushaar tackles all of these issues and assesses their impact on the 2024 Presidential Election.
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Adam B. Coleman is a relatively soft-spoken guy.  But he has a lot to say.  It’s the WAY he says things that makes him so easy to listen to and so easy to like.  The second edition of his book, “Black Victim to Black Victor,” is now available.  His reasons for writing in the first place are admirable and aspirational.  It’s always a pleasure to spend a little time with the man who says he is “Speaking Wrong at the Right Time.”

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She’s young, talented, successful… and never graduated college.  She’s wise beyond her years, open-minded, and outspoken.  In this episode, Michele and Amala discuss gender ideology, the VEEP-Stakes, and college uprisings in America. 
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Byl Holte (pronounced “Bill Holt”) is many things.  He is Black.  He is gay.  He is Patti LaBelle’s adopted son/nephew.  And he has a significant following on X.  But he has been largely isolated from his family and friends because of (wait for it)… politics. That hasn’t stopped him from expressing his opinions about feminism, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden’s America.  This is his first-ever on-camera interview.  Oh — and he was at the Capitol on January 6th. 
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Imagine having an extremely adverse reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine.  Should you just be brushed aside as an unfortunate side effect to a vax that was supposed to shield people from COVID?  Or should there be recourse for your injuries?  Craig Norkus is a cameraman for an NBC Station in Minneapolis/St. Paul.  He tells the harrowing story of his vaccine injury — including what it has cost him in time, money, and anguish.  He’s not alone.  But his story is unique.
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