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The Low Key Team gets together to discuss more media that shaped them. Moving Target Talks about Gundam 0083 Stardust memories Vincent Talks Bloom Into You Rhinehold talks Aaron Sorkin

My guest is Hannah Frankman, the founder of rebelEducator, and she shared an amazing fact: over 11% of students are now seeking some form of alternative schooling. Many more are considering it but don't know where to begin. Hannah lays out a few pathways to taking control of your child's education instead of outsourcing it to public schools.

Low Key Crew discussing Open Source Projects and Charities and the future of the podcast

Can Elon Musk fix Twitter? My guest Caden Rosenbaum says it is unlikely. His previous companies manufactured physical goods, which lends itself to a micromanager, but may not work with the speech company.

When someone is arrested, three options await them before their trial: a judge can keep them in jail, release them, or assign them cash bail. While it is often thought that cash bail is needed to drive some back to the courtroom, this is often not true. Cash bail massively impacts the finances of the people who can least afford it, and it hampers their ability to move past a bad incident. My guest is David Gaspar, the National Director of Operations at The Bail Project. The Bail Project is a 501 nonprofit organization aiming to pay bail for people who cannot do so themselves.

Many progressives believe gas prices are due to the greed of oil companies. They're all reporting record profits, but my guest Alex Salter explains why this has happened. Alex is also from Texas, a state besieged by Californians. He explains why Texans shouldn't fear their new neighbors and how that applies to immigrants from other countries immigrating to America.

Ron DeSantis was the bright spot for the GOP in the 2022 midterm elections. Why? He achieved crossover appeal by expanding school choice and parents' rights in Florida. This pattern has also played out in Arizona and Texas. By this, I mean real reform that makes a difference for students, not red meat for talk radio. The Republican candidates that gave lip service to reform lost big. My guest Gary Frankel shares more.

The moving target was down for several days from a nasty cold and wants to discuss several topics people may like. Food Disney The Weather

Gabriella Hoffman joins me to discuss ballot initiatives in 2022 ranging from gun control legislation to rank-choice voting.

Unmasking the Caped Crusader, Remembering Kevin Conroy

Happy Halloween

We are setting up a clubhouse for We Are Libertarians Podcast Network to return to in person podcasts. The Dolittle studios will be the third podcast studio for our shows with two others having storefront studios in New Castle, IN.

The Netflix Wednesday Show, Saying Goodbye to G4...Again, this Xbox news

Open enrollment season is upon us, and many people think they're stuck with expensive, crappy health insurance, and that just isn't the case. Matt Allen of Iconic Insurance joins me to discuss the good and bad of "Obamacare," or the Affordable Care Act, changes to the health insurance tax credit system in the inflation act, and inflation's impact on small business owners. Download his podcast How In The Health? Insurance Podcast - https://iconic.fireside.fm/ This episode is brought to you by Iconic Insurance. Fifteen percent of Americans are left to find health insurance on their own. You might feel overwhelmed, lost, or frustrated, and if that's you, feel in control of your health with Matt Allen's help. Visit www.iconic-insurance.com/libertarians to get started.

The Gang is back to discuss Gundam 0080 Stranger than fiction Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai Rascal Doesn't Dream of the Past: Stranger Than Bunny Girl Senpai in My Pocket

We discuss the following show & do Chris Spangle hate our show, let him know you love our real live recorded show Gundam Wing Kids in the Hall Goodbye Mr Despair

Last Columbus Day, I decided to learn more about the history of the man and the day celebrating him. Since then, I've visited historical sites in Santa Domingo in the Dominican Republic and San Juan in Puerto Rico. I read books and watched documentaries to gain a better perspective of who Columbus was. In this episode, I share what I've learned, beginning with the history of the day, who wants to change it (or not) and why, and then share a basic history of Columbus and his voyages.

Over the last few months, my wife and I have experienced five miscarriages. We decided to be open about it because we need the support of friends and family, and we felt being open about it would contribute to the end of the stigma around losing a child. My guest Emma Ping of Selah’s Grace Ministries, started a nonprofit to do that same thing. Jennifer Kitzmiller of Indianapolis Arts Chorale also joins us to talk about their event Break the Silence: Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness, a musical candlelight vigil for those seeking a space for pain and grief, remembrance and honor, solace and hope but, most of all, love. - https://www.eventbrite.com/o/indianapolis-arts-chorale-15774369012?fbclid=IwAR1-Qc_gvw3aVqwzMGVaz6MufrDDYOGXSILJwhi241gJCruFK_Rf3tPk3oc

WALNUTS Friday Night

So this Friday night is the big WALNUT Episode

Yoezer Cassell is a junior at Covenant Christian High School. He won an internship with the Bank of America Student Leaders program, where he works at the Christamore House in Haughville, serving the economically disadvantaged. He shares what his service has taught him and how it prepares him to make a change not only in his local community but abroad. We are joined by Andy Crask, Bank of America Indianapolis market president, and Bailee Holt, a case manager at Christamore House Family & Community Center.

I hope they drown in GPUs

Taste like EV

Okay. So, a pop culture talk today instead. XD