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Why Your Podcast or Radio Show Needs Transcripts

If you have your own podcast or radio show, you may not have thought about producing transcripts of your content. Transcription is the translation of audio into text. This audio can be a single radio host speaking, or any number of guests having a conversation. Although the process of transcribing may seem boring and painstaking, … Read more

The Melding of News and Entertainment

The Melding of News and Entertainment … This May Not be Helpful

Former news co-anchor Robert MacNeil describes the features of successful news programs this way. Keep everything brief. Do not strain the attention of anyone. Instead, you must provide constant stimulation. To that end networks use variety, novelty, action, and movement.

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Open Letter From an American Coward

Please save, screenshot, etc., then boost. I don’t usually ask for my content to be shared. What I am about to say though is perhaps the most important thing I will ever say in public, and in the present landscape of the internet, there is a very high probability that it is being silenced or erased … Read more

Slave Labor Pays

Chinese Slave Labor Pays the NBA

There’s a terrible optic out there for the NBA. It appears slave labor pays for the NBA in China. Don’t you just love professional sports these days? Neither do I. The National Basketball Association is full if hypocritical social justice warriors. Don’t misunderstand. They believe what they say… for as long as they are talking. … Read more

Defense of Free Markets

Defense of Free Markets

There has been way too little defense of free markets. There are many ways in which business elevates humanity. Capitalism is based on doing things for others, things others find value in. Innovation and value creation are inherent in free-market capitalism.

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FB Doodlings: When the NH GOP Gets the Majorities in the House and the Senate

As seen on Facebook From” Making the Rounds” in NH Business Review in December 4 edition: “It is a historical fact that a political party that experiences as much success as the NHGOP did in Nov. immediately turns to bad blood, backbiting, and bickering. Or, to use a rather strong term, political cannibalism, eating its own.”

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The City That Brought You CHAZ

The City That Brought You CHAZ … Now ‘Poverty Defense’

Seattle the city that brought you CHAZ is readying for ‘Poverty Defense.’ You should care because it is probably coming to a city near you. Cambridge is prosecuting little itself right now. So they won’t be far behind. Here’s what is going on. The Seattle City Council is considering changing its criminal code. The proposal … Read more

Free Marketplace

Notable Quote – reinforcement for my previous post on Free Markets

My previous post. Simply because it fits and too many people believe that a cabal of rulers can run our economy better than we ourselves can (emphasis mine): A liberalism – no slaves, the right to say no – is built into [Adam] Smith’s argument at the outset. You decide, not the government or the community, not the … Read more

We Are At War To Be ‘We The People’ Again

Notable Quote – for both Bruce Currie and Jeanne Dietsch

The Left is smitten, even in love with the word “greed,” but always directed toward Capitalists. They use it to smear the true meaning behind capitalism, which is in the service of others. If a Capitalist isn’t serving someone else’s needs, he isn’t going to sell products and will go broke.

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