"A Place Where Ghosts Walk In Broad Daylight": SmartHER On The Battle Of Little Big Horn
Release Date: 06/24/2026
Paris Burning? What's Happening In France & Why It Matters. Plus ~ Are We One Step Closer To Finding Amelia Earhart?
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The latest on a rare owl nest in NYC, the shortest White House press secretary tenure in recorded history and how much the war in the Middle East has cost the average American household. Your news update in 15 minutes! Quick. Concise. Nonpartisan. SmartHER.
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A Missing Link: The Cases Of Lindsay Clancy, Nolan Wells and Cornell | With Unbiased Jordan
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What do the cases of Lindsay Clancy, Nolan Wells and Cornell have in common? They highlight the importance of a legal procedure often forgotten in our justice system that's critical to whether or not a case heads to court: a grand jury. Join a wide-ranging conversation with attorney and founder of Unbiased, Jordan Berman, who uses her legal expertise to explain the importance of the grand jury process, why it matters and what it means in these 3 stories. 00:00 The Missing Link in Three Legal Cases 00:57 Finding Common Ground in Nonpartisan News 03:20 Meet Jordan Berman, Founder of Unbiased...
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SmartHER On Rep. Ilhan Omar, Ambassador Guilfoyle & What Matters Most
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Your catch-up on news after a holiday weekend! **As we published this report, news broke of . Want to go beyond the headline? and join the conversation — with our private community, exclusive podcast feed and more. 00:00 Columbus Day Backstory 01:12 One of the largest lynchings in U.S. history (Italians targeted) 02:28 Holiday Becomes Federal 03:15 Middle East Escalation 03:38 Houthis Target Airports 05:53 Trade Routes At Risk 06:15 Russian Diesel Deal 07:40 Fuel Prices Context 09:26 Leadership Controversies 10:13 Guilfoyle Resignation Push 12:39 Ilhan Omar Raid Probe 16:17 Wrap Up And...
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SmartHER On: The Death Penalty & Three Years After Oct. 7
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What does justice look like—and who decides? Jenna and podcast host Mary Katharine Ham discuss Christa Pike’s case in Tennessee and the broader questions it raises about the death penalty, including the time between sentencing and execution. They also reflect on three years since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, the changing Middle East and the words news organizations use to tell these stories. Along the way: the court of public opinion, a brief look at media coverage of the Cornell case, and how the information we receive shapes our understanding. Plus, parenting styles, a favorite...
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SmartHER On The Plague, U.S. Military Moves & Jobs
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Jenna of SmartHER News highlights three key stories: Jobs Report Miss, U.S. Pulls Bombers from UK Base After Alleged Plot, and Russian Lab Plague Concerns September’s U.S. jobs report disappointed, showing 29,000 jobs added versus expectations about three times higher (with the next jobs report arriving just before Election Day). She then discusses RAF Fairford in the UK, a strategically important base hosting U.S. B-1 bombers; the U.S. has since pulled the bombers back to the United States, signaling concern despite limited public details on a suspected terrorist plot near the base...
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SmartHER On: The Cornell Lawsuit, The Midterms, and A Loophole In U.S. Law (And Beyond)
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Jenna hosts the SmartHER Podcast with political commentator, podcast host and war correspondent, writer to discuss a smarter take on this week's major news stories AND share SmartHER Tips! They examine a disturbing Cornell University incident from October 2024 now highlighted by a recent civil lawsuit alleging an overlooked, under-investigated assault. A new twist to the story raises more questions and Jenna shares some insight on the challenges reporting on stories like this one. Hollie adds to our reporting on a surrogacy custody case the Supreme Court declined to hear and shares...
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A Baseball Field In Grand Teton National Park?
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. Baseball in a national park? that's floating that idea. Plus, a word of warning for this news cycle and the Supreme Court decides to NOT take a closer look at a surrogacy case that spans three different states. Curious your thoughts on this!
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SmartHER Roundtable: Austin ICE Shooting, 9/11 Trial Delays & Parents’ School Dilemmas
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What don’t we know about the ICE-involved shooting in Austin? Why is the 9/11 case still awaiting trial? And what happens when a parent’s beliefs about education collide with her child’s experience? Jenna welcomes journalist and war correspondent Holly McKay and political commentator Mary Katharine Ham for a new SmartHER Roundtable: three women, three stories, and something SmartHER to take into your week. On the table: Austin’s ICE shooting: What’s known, what remains unanswered, and how to follow developing news when competing accounts emerge. The 9/11 prosecution: Holly shares...
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Are We Safer Now? 25 Years After 9/11: Al-Qaeda, AI, and Drone Threats
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, how safe are we—and what threats are national security officials watching now?Jenna breaks down testimony from two congressional hearings examining the evolving terrorism landscape, including Al-Qaeda’s presence in Afghanistan, reports of new training sites, and concerns about how extremist groups could use artificial intelligence, drones and other emerging technologies.She also explains who now leads Al-Qaeda, why officials are focused on drone threats at major public even
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Primary Source: A 9/11 Survivor Shares Her Story Publicly for the First Time in 25 Years
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On September 11, 2001, Linda started her morning like many others. As a 23-year-old equity research associate on Wall Street, she headed to work on the 89th floor of the World Trade Center’s South Tower for the boutique investment firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW).What unfolded in the early hours of that workday would change Linda’s life forever and alter the course of American history.Twenty-five years later, Linda shares her sweeping firsthand account with SmartHER News about what happened inside
info_outline150 years ago, a pivotal battle took place between the U.S. Army and the American Indians - a "coalition of Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors" (NPS). Often memorialized as Custer's Last Stand, named for the Lt Col George Armstrong Custer, the Battle of Little Bighorn remains a pivotal moment of great intrigue. To honor the story, we share our impromptu interview with National Park Ranger, Michael Donahue, who brings us back to 1876, to explains the significance of this battle and and why the site itself remains "a place where ghosts walk in broad day light."
00:00 Spontaneous Interview Setup
00:26 Road Trip to Little Bighorn
01:55 Meeting Ranger Michael Donahue
03:23 Why This Battlefield Matters
04:22 Key Figures and Rising Tensions
05:38 Economic Backdrop and Orders
07:46 Last Stand Hill and Markers
09:03 Grief and Human Cost
10:39 Prejudice and Two Perspectives
11:41 What People Miss About the Battle
13:04 Jenna's Takeaways on History
15:48 Closing Thoughts and Thanks
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