This One Reform Can Fix Many Other Societal Failures
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Release Date: 02/24/2026
Can Arkansas Lead the Way? A Chat With James Russell
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In this episode of From Dirt We Grow, we sit down with Arkansas congressional candidate James Russell to discuss the issues shaping Arkansas and the nation. Whether you agree with every viewpoint or not, this conversation is about hearing ideas, asking tough questions, and encouraging informed civic engagement. Topics include: The future of Arkansas Trust in government The economy and working families Grassroots campaigns If you enjoy thoughtful conversations that challenge the status quo, subscribe to From Dirt We Grow and join the discussion. **********************************...
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21 Scientists Are Dead Or Missing. So I Started Digging...
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What happens when we stop looking at mysterious deaths and disappearances as isolated stories—and start mapping the people, institutions, technologies, and timelines around them? In this first episode, we examine the recent list of scientists, engineers, researchers, and other technical professionals whose deaths or disappearances have taken place but have not drawn much public attention. The goal of this series is not to begin with a conclusion. It is to build a database, a timeline, and eventually a network map using publicly available records, reporting, research, and documentation. So in...
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Human Trafficking - Another Uncomfortable Conversation We Need To Have
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Human trafficking isn’t always what people imagine. It often hides in plain sight, affecting people of all ages, backgrounds, and communities. In this episode of From Dirt We Grow, we’re joined by an attorney who has worked on sex trafficking cases to separate fact from fiction. We discuss how trafficking actually operates, the legal challenges involved in prosecuting offenders, common misconceptions, warning signs families should know, the long road to justice for survivors, and what communities can do to help prevent exploitation. This conversation is intended to educate, encourage...
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Race, Division & Understanding. Two Women, One Honest Conversation.
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America has become increasingly divided, and conversations about race often end before they truly begin. Instead of another shouting match or viral confrontation, this episode of From Dirt We Grow brings together two women from different backgrounds for an honest, respectful conversation. We discuss the Black experience in America, the role history continues to play, personal experiences, media narratives, systemic challenges, individual responsibility, and the ways division is amplified in today’s culture. While we don’t see every issue exactly the same, we found something that’s...
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Race, Division & Understanding. Two Women, One Honest Conversation.
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America has become increasingly divided, and conversations about race often end before they truly begin. Instead of another shouting match or viral confrontation, this episode of From Dirt We Grow brings together two women from different backgrounds for an honest, respectful conversation. We discuss the Black experience in America, the role history continues to play, personal experiences, media narratives, systemic challenges, individual responsibility, and the ways division is amplified in today's culture. While we don't see every issue exactly the same, we found something that's becoming...
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How One Man Rebuilt After Losing Everything - Including His Sight
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There are stories that remind us just how strong the human spirit can be. After a painful divorce, a devastating motorcycle accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury, and a battle with alcoholism, today’s guest reached a point where he believed there was no way forward. Following a suicide attempt that left him blind and deaf in one ear, he somehow survived. Most people would assume that was the end of the story. It wasn’t. Today, Zach Tidwell is an author, motivational speaker, and podcast host using his experiences to encourage others who are struggling to believe that life...
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How One Man Rebuilt After Losing Everything - Including His Sight
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There are stories that remind us just how strong the human spirit can be. After a painful divorce, a devastating motorcycle accident, and a battle with alcoholism, today's guest reached a point where he believed there was no way forward. Following a suicide attempt, he somehow survived. Most people would assume that was the end of the story. It wasn't. Today, Zach Tidwell is an author, motivational speaker, and podcast host using his experiences to encourage others who are struggling to believe that life can still have meaning after unimaginable loss. In this conversation, we discuss trauma,...
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Secret Covenant: Prophecy? Coincidence? Blueprint? You Decide
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The Secret Covenant is rumored to have been written in 1962, often attributed to the Rockefeller family. There has been no evidence we're aware of that this is a verified document, nor any proof of actual authorship. But maybe we're not asking the right questions. Maybe this document isn't fascinating because it's authentic. Maybe it's so fascinating because it places all the pieces of a broken puzzle so neatly together. Concentrated wealth. Political influence. Media. Technology. Debt. Surveillance. Loss of trust. All very real concerns within the nation of America; even if the document's...
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How Political Narratives Go Viral
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How can we possibly even begin to understand the other side's perspective if we never see what they're seeing? Today we welcome Howard Polskin, founder of the media site, The Righting - a publication created to help readers stay informed about the conversations taking place across conservative media without requiring them to immerse themselves in it. Rather than asking readers to consume hours of conservative programming, TheRighting provides a curated snapshot of the topics influencing millions of Americans. We discuss why understanding opposing media ecosystems matters, how narratives...
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She Saw America's Failures First Hand - What Is She Doing About It?
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What happens when a teacher becomes a civil rights attorney and then decides to run for Congress? Today we welcome Laura Dunn, a NY-12 congressional candidate whose career has been spent fighting for people both inside the classroom and inside the courtroom. We discuss the state of public education, civil rights, government accountability, economic justice, and why so many Americans feel abandoned by the very institutions meant to serve them. This isn't a conversation about party politics—it's a conversation about the systems that shape our lives and whether meaningful change is still...
info_outlineRunning for congress in Michigan's 2nd district is Jamie Hill. With a background in healthcare, Jamie believes that by making it a single-payer system, many other societal breakdowns will begin to dissipate.
They have a solid grasp on the snowball effect that the failings our current healthcare system has across housing, employment, mental health, and the justice system. They join me today to talk about it, and what real change could look like for society when given the chance to implement this one reformation.
Jamie is willing to put in the work and work for the people. Are we willing to listen and put in the work to better our future?
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Find today's guest, Jamie Hill, on socials:
@electjamiehill
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