This week, we delve into the firing of both Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon, and what it means for the news landscape. (Hint: Not good.) We also talk about the upcoming Manchester mayoral race, plant sales, homelessness, and more!
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Incentives matter but occupational licensing creates poverty by making it harder for people to make ends meet. It’s not Rocket Science, but you might need to go get a special certification to fertilize your lawn, even if you have a PhD in Chemistry!
National divorce is in the news. Carla ponders why we don’t avoid problems and simply let voters decide every 10 or 20 years whether they want to stay united or not. Tammy takes us on an in-depth journey through the current New Hampshire budget, especially relating to education funding. And, wow, the next Mayor of Manchester just got a 47% raise!
What’s up with Carla’s conspiracy theories this week? Are the aliens landing? What happened in Ohio? Are we in a cyberwar? (Mos def.) And more!
This week, we start with Carla’s latest conspiracy theory… have a HAARP, then delve into the supply and demand of homelessness, and more!
This week, Carla updates us on the latest of the Manchester-based crypto company LBRY, being taken down by the SEC. We talk the latest Chicken Conspiracies and why eggs are so expensive, and how to stay warm coming up this weekend, when it is set to be BRR!!!
What happened to Zoos? What happened in the 70s? What is happening with Covidmania right now?
Last year, the Libertarian Party hockey team beat the NHGOP. What will the fate be on February 25th?
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Victoria Sullivan joins us this week for a deep dive on the current homelessness issue in Manchester, which has skyrocketed under Mayor Craig’s Reign or Error.
That’s probably the most Orwellian suggestion you will ever hear from Carla, but what if you let the homeless choose this option to deal with the physical aspects of addiction before addressing other issues? In this special edition of 1984, we also cover the fashion industry and some art.