270: Make 1984 Great Again

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Jan 10, 2026

The hosts dive into the tragic killing of Renée Good and the complex legal challenges it presents. They explore jurisdictional clashes between state and federal authorities, raising concerns about trust in investigations. Shifting to international law, they discuss the implications of the U.S. arresting Nicolás Maduro and the legal ramifications for Venezuela's oil industry. The conversation wraps up with a preview of a crucial Supreme Court case on transgender athletes, delving into the implications for inclusivity in sports.

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ANECDOTE

Finding Hope In Small Acts

Barb McQuade finds hope in small acts of human kindness like volunteering at a homeless shelter.
She suggests intentionally looking for helpers to restore faith during grim news cycles.

ANECDOTE

Kindness From Strangers At The Airport

Joyce Vance describes airport strangers helping her after an injury and how those small courtesies lifted her spirits.
She urges being more intentional about injecting kindness into strangers' days.

INSIGHT

Don't Rush To Conclusions On Shootings

The panel warns against early conclusions about the Renee Good shooting and stresses the need for full investigative groundwork.
They emphasize gathering all video angles, ballistic evidence, and witness accounts before judging self-defense claims.

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