Episode Details

Your Heard Tell for Monday, 16 May, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting the information we need regarding the wicked murders of 10 people in Buffalo, the hatred that fueled the perpetrator, and why bearing witness to such events is vital to our future as a people. Polling is out in the wake of the "Alito draft" of the forthcoming Dodds decision by the Supreme Court, so with all the debate around abortion is the issue going to change the trajectory of the midterm elections? We'll see what the numbers say under all the noise of the news cycle. Guest Dr. Jeremy Horpedahl, Professor of Economics at the University of Central Arkansas joins us to talk economic news headlines & numbers, inflation, and tidbits from the news folks should be watching for. Dr.Horpedahl breaks down for us the why behind consumer price issues like high gas prices and consumer inflation, some signs things could be getting better, and concerns for how the worst might yet be to come. Also, why something like The Simpsons can still teach some sound economic lessons. Plus, we updates stories Heard Tell has been covering concerning NATO expansion, and news in Northern Ireland of yet more trouble forming a functional government. We love food, charity stories, and local media, and our last segment story checks all three boxes by remembering a beloved friend with a mess of good food and a charitable foundation that is making a difference. All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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