Episode Details

Heard Tell for Monday, February 28th, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need about the news coming out of Ukraine of Russian forces committing war crimes, and how it was sadly predictable, and will probably get worse as events unfold. We take a look at the reactionary, performative caterwauling about things like Russian vodka and Moscow Mules to draw a contrast between was really matters and is important, and what is performative and meaningless posing. Guest Brooke Medina returns to talk about the North Carolina GOP US Senate candidate debate held over the weekend, as not only some who was in the room to watch, but put the event together. Brooke gives perspective from not just watching but also behind the scenes in discussing the dynamics of the race, the no-showing of Ted Budd, Pat McCrory and Marjorie Eastman trade barbs, & Mark Walker trying to get some traction. Brooke also discusses the role Donald Trump's early endorsement played, how the crowd reacted to the candidates, reaction to the war in Ukraine, and what's next in this high profile election. Also, we take a look at charitable giving, and cover some practical points to ensure your hard earned money is going to the people and things you want it too, and not the overhead or pockets of an organization. Plus, a story of someone who was given a lot during their darkest time who has decided to give back themselves now. All that and more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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