Episode Details

Your Heard Tell for Wednesday, June 8th, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting the information we need on how we should be reacting to all that bad news that is constantly heading our way, or more importantly controlling the response we have to it, working off a wonderful piece from the great Matt LaBash. Out in San Francisco, controversial DA Chesa Boudin has been recalled, we'll talk about how law and order issues have different implications in rhetoric than on the streets and in media perception. Guest Cooper Conway returns to Heard Tell to talk education issues that are still roiling folks both online and in real life. Cooper talks about school choice, funding, and what if any lessons we've learned coming out of the COVID-era education mess. Cooper also talks about the practice of "capping" charter schools, and has thoughts on the effects and fairness of the practice. Plus, another aerospace giant is on the move to the DC suburbs, so we talk some military-industrial complex and how other sectors like Big Tech are increasingly setting up shop as close to the government funding spigot as possible. On the good news sides of things, we finish off with a dog owner who thought he'd lost his best friend at see, but turns out his pet Monster was quite the swimmer. All that and more on this Wednesday edition of Heard Tell.

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