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 and joined by good friend and Masonic brother Barry Blankenship. Stu shares his recovery journey, the value of a good sense of humor, and why active communication is missing in local politics today.
In this episode, Stu and Barry dive into local news impacting Piqua and Trenton, Ohio, including public pushback against incoming data centers, petition drives, and citizen concerns over annexation and transparency. They also discuss an AI-generated satire piece on data centers, the growing nationwide debate around Flock license plate cameras, and the importance of holding elected officials accountable.
Sit back, relax, grab your favorite beverage, and join the conversation on community activism, local government, and staying informed. Remember to do your own research, take what you hear with a grain of salt, and share the episode with your friends!
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