The room is loud, the jokes fly, and then the floor drops out: government benefits are frozen, TSA workers are stretched thin, and families are doing math at the register. We start with birthday energy and end up deep in the real-world fallout of a shutdown—EBT, WIC, TANF, Medicaid, school meals—and what that means for travel, safety, and the people who can’t afford to miss a paycheck. A first-hand TSA story brings the headlines into focus: a half check, a prayer in a hallway, and a job you s...
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The room is loud, the jokes fly, and then the floor drops out: government benefits are frozen, TSA workers are stretched thin, and families are doing math at the register. We start with birthday energy and end up deep in the real-world fallout of a shutdown—EBT, WIC, TANF, Medicaid, school meals—and what that means for travel, safety, and the people who can’t afford to miss a paycheck. A first-hand TSA story brings the headlines into focus: a half check, a prayer in a hallway, and a job you s...
Behind the Carolina Music Video Awards: Process, Politics, and Perseverance
Noadvisory Podcast
1 hour 18 minutes
1 week ago
Behind the Carolina Music Video Awards: Process, Politics, and Perseverance
The room starts with jokes and shoutouts, then swerves into the kind of conversation you only get when the mics are open and the guard is down. We talk about the shock and fallout of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the fragile line between free speech and public risk, and why the news cycle feels more like a live wire than a headline. From there, we sit with the unease of a reported campus hanging and how communities process pain when official statements don’t feel complete. Then we confront a ...
Noadvisory Podcast
The room is loud, the jokes fly, and then the floor drops out: government benefits are frozen, TSA workers are stretched thin, and families are doing math at the register. We start with birthday energy and end up deep in the real-world fallout of a shutdown—EBT, WIC, TANF, Medicaid, school meals—and what that means for travel, safety, and the people who can’t afford to miss a paycheck. A first-hand TSA story brings the headlines into focus: a half check, a prayer in a hallway, and a job you s...
