Stu is joined by guests Barry, Quentin, and Valerie to cut the bull on critical local issues, including the lack of transparency surrounding massive data center projects and land grabs across multiple communities. The discussion focuses on how elected officials in Sydney, Trenton, Wilmington, and Piqua appear to be ignoring public concerns regarding zoning changes, utility demands, and corporate agreements.
The group investigates the "playbook" used to avoid public accountability and details specific battles, such as a council boycott in Trenton over an emergency meeting, a high-profile lawsuit filed in Wilmington against questionable zoning changes, and a protective order issued in Piqua against a citizen seeking public information. They also explore the astronomical money being thrown around to acquire land, the impact on farms and local businesses, and concerning activity at local airports. Tune in for a thought-provoking look at holding political leaders accountable.
Stu Shear welcomes his good buddy Quentin, also known as Santa, to the show for an episode packed with deep discussions, personal stories, and,...
Host Stu welcomes guests Barry Blankenship (Trenton) and Quentin Kidd (Wilmington) to dive into the controversy surrounding data center development in Ohio. The discussion...
Host Stu welcomes Jessica Adams Baker to discuss the urgent grassroots movement opposing the development of massive data centers across Ohio. Jessica details how...