Host Stu Sheer returns to My World on the Trim Radio Network for a dynamic, wide-ranging episode tackling local government transparency, technological shift, and systemic deception. Joined by guest "Santa," a community advocate and researcher from Wilmington, Ohio, the discussion explores citizen resistance to regional data center expansions, municipal legal vulnerabilities, and the practical application of AI tools to analyze local codes and track corporate filings.
The episode expands into deeper territory, examining the mechanics of public information, video analysis of 9/11, and the pervasive layers of media propaganda. From the stress of setting up modern technology to navigating city commission meetings, Stu and Santa break down how local actions reflect broader national shifts—serving up unfiltered truth with a touch of humor and practical insight.
Welcome to My World, Live, Laugh, and Whatever! This week, we navigate some hectic weather (and emergency prep tips, including GMRS radios) before diving...
Host Stu welcomes guests Barry Blankenship (Trenton) and Quentin Kidd (Wilmington) to dive into the controversy surrounding data center development in Ohio. The discussion...
Welcome back to the show! After a seven-week hiatus to heal up from a serious accident, host Stu Sherry is back in the studio...