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An unexpected yet encouraging vote yielded protection for Douglas County landowners late Wednesday night when County Commissioners voted in favor of a 2,500ft setback for wind turbines in Douglas County. Thanks for watching and supporting our videos.Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this.Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

Can Douglas County afford to give up 1100 acres of precious agricultural land for a green pipe dream?? Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

Are the Douglas County Commissioners trying to avoid transparency about a multi lane highway project? The Lawrence Beat has some receipts... Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

When you remember being 13, what comes to mind? Perhaps the nervousness of moving up into junior high school. Maybe the discomfort of feeling your body change. Maybe it’s the fickle nature of friend groups or the fear of growing up. Chloe Cole had all of these feelings. These and more. And the way she was encouraged to address all the fears and uncertainty was to medically treat and surgically remove parts of herself. Engaging in these trans RIGHTS would make everything better. But what happens when you medically suppress a normal body function? One as important as, say, puberty. What happens when you remove perfectly healthy body parts to address an issue in your mind? Chloe knows. She knows all about it. Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

On today’s episode, we are joined by a special guest. We get to hear the real truth (not just the made-up media narrative) about a country just 90 miles from our border —Jorge Fernandez gives us an inside look of his life growing up in Cuba.

What Lawrence Douglas County Health Department said was a study on Wind Turbines was a word search on PubMed. Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

The thought to bring Wind Turbines to Douglas County is being met with resistance. Are they really beneficial to our rural community or are the unintended consequences to much to bare? For more information on the adverse effects of Wind Turbines visit the link below: https://docs.wind-watch.org/WTSguide.pdf Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this! Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

The Lawrence Beat had the great opportunity to sit down with Daniel Keith Austin and have him tell his great story of growing up, and how he came to write his very own children's book. Follow him on these social platforms: Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanielAustin07 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dkaustin07/ Check out his social pages for his book "Chelsea's New Beginning" and get yourself a copy here: https://mybook.to/ChelseasNewBeginning. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chelsea.the.golden.retriever Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChelseaTheGold2 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chelseathegoldenretriever4203 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelseathegoldenretriever88/ Thanks for watching this episode of The Lawrence Beat Podcast. If you enjoy these videos, consider leaving a like and subscribe for all of our future content.

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October 26th 2023 The University of Kansas mishandled what could have been one of its most important events of the year. It is important to ask the University of Kansas if they believe one of the main purposes of a university is to create space for the rigorous debate of ideas? Does KU support the exchange of differing viewpoints that allow some ideas to be exposed as lacking while others worthy of more exploration? We dive into this topic in our first edition of our short news report series: The LB Reports. Thanks for watching and supporting our videos. Please consider liking sharing and subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Visit our website - https://www.thelawrencebeat.com

Kansas Attorneys General Kris Kobach, sits down with us again and gives updates on the suit against Gov. Kelly, ruling on Edgerton Annexation, and latest Trump indictment.

Just when you thought it was safe to enjoy a podcast…Thad 2.

In Episode 10 of the Lawrence beat podcast, we spoke to Angel Cushing, a resident of Lyon County Kansas. Angel uncovered land grab schemes where government agencies are colluding with corporate interests in an attempt to destroy and dismantle local agriculture. And if that weren't unethical enough, today's guest, Jennifer Williams exposed a plot that would have placed million square foot intermodular warehouses and corporate distribution centers directly in her backyard. Since Jennifer and her neighbors live in an unincorporated part of Johnson County, the judge who heard their case against the developers said they had " no standing" to fight. That was unacceptable to Jennifer and her organized group of residents. They knew that, while they may not have had legal standing to be heard in court, they had property rights and they found in our Kansas Attorney General the support they needed to fight and win.

When Angel Cushing, a mother of two, grandmother of six and current resident of Lyon County, Kansas, was asked by a neighbor to read a letter he intended to send to his local paper. She didn't hesitate. That's the predominant culture in small, rural Kansas farming communities But what Angel read in the letter caused enormous concern. The letter was in opposition to banning barbed wire, a crucial component in farm and ranch life Angel couldn't understand the proposed new regulation. Why would the county commissioners want to ban barbed wire? She decided to find out And what she uncovered might shock you. Coveting schemes back door Eminent domain policies aimed at crushing small farmers and land grabs by governmental agencies in collusion. In this episode of the Lawrence Beat podcast. We discuss some of the hidden policies in well-crafted marketing around land usage and rights and what it means for the ctizens of Kansas

In todays episode we sit down with Caedran Sullivan, an 11th grade English teacher from Shawnee Mission, Kansas. She decided to write an oped on her experience with ideological pushes in the district, she had no idea she would be thrust into the national spotlight. Sullivan, a 16 year veteran educator, has been featured on Fox News, Fox Business and Newsmax Sharing her story. Caedran sits down with The Lawrence Beat to discuss her observations and the atmosphere she says she saw begin to shift in 2016. By 2019 she was required to take mandatory DEI training, and a culture of silence or compliance began to emerge. Caedran's personal education philosophy is truth, beauty and virtue. She was compelled to action when she witnessed the implementation of policy that not only affected the student body, but the educators morale as well. Below are links to Caedran's articles and new interviews. Video Interviews: https://www.newsmaxtv.com/Shows/Greg-Kelly-Reports https://www.foxnews.com/video/6327313271112 https://fox4kc.com/news/kansas-news/shawnee-mission-teacher-alleges-district-forces-woke-curriculum/ https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6326691017112 Written Articles: https://readlion.com/kansas-public-school-teacher-yes-your-children-are-being-indoctrinated/ https://readlion.com/kansas-public-school-teacher-stands-by-criticism-amid-attacks-and-national-attention-i-will-not-be-deterred/

We sit down with Rachelle Vaughan in todays episode to discuss the importance or teaching and helping kids in their early education.

The Kansas Republican Party Rules Committee Proposal: Racism or Principles? Bryant Anderson Rules Committee Chairman and Rich Lorenzo Beat Contributor, discuss the recent controversy.

There are stories that need to be heard, this is one of those stories. Nancy Schafer joins us to tell her story that undermines some of prevailing current false narratives.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach joins us for updates on his work being the people’s attorney in Kansas.

Are Elections in Kansas as secure as we’ve been told? In this episode we talk with Thad Snider and ask him about what he’s discovered as a citizen with a passion for Election Integrity.

Sen. Mark Steffen, first term Senator from Hutchinson, who has quickly distinguished himself as a fighter for the rights of Kansans, joins the Lawrence Beat for an in-depth interview.

(This is a re-upload of one of our earlier videos to get it on the rumble platform) Kansas legislators got duped and passed a bad gambling bill. Now, it looks like they might get fooled again with medical marijuana. Learn more about the “new marijuana” and the role of big business in the WEED industry.

“Abortion implies that some people’s lives are expendable and not worthy of protection.” - Nancy Pearcey What does it take to be considered “human” in Lawrence, KS? To vote “Yes” on the Value Them Both Amendment on August 2nd is to say you believe Kansans should value and protect both the mother and the child. Think for yourself. Ask questions. Value life, for our state and our future.

Human Lives > Playing Politics Kansas HB 2280:http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2021_22/measures/documents/hb2280_04_0000.pdf