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REVERSE SPEECH RADIO, the only station in the world that is committed to bringing you "The Truth, The Whole Truth, and Nothing But The Truth." Using the EXACT same technology like the CIA, in uncovering the truth; We know this because WE trained them. (https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00792r000500380002-0.) REVERSE SPEECH RADIO is bringing you some of the most amazing original series, such as "w/GUEST," "TRN (The Real News,)" "Can You Handle The Truth," "Crime & Tra ...
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Common Sense Ohio

Common Sense Ohio

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We're taking a common sense approach to the news events in Ohio. And why Ohio? Well, because it's right from the middle. It's the heart of it all. It's the place where you can test almost all Americanized theories. It's a jumping-off point to having greater discussions about politics and news. And what's going on not only in the state of Ohio, but the country --and maybe even the rest of the world. Your Common Sense hosts are: Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer L ...
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This episode hits on everything from Supreme Court smackdowns to Ohio’s latest budget wrangling. Some fascinating historical context, legal insight, and yes, even a bit of humor about how our government actually works. Here are 3 key takeaways that resonated with me: Judicial Power & Nationwide Injunctions: The Supreme Court’s recent decision hamme…
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Welcome back to Common Sense Ohio, where "right from the middle" means no topic is too hot to handle—especially when it comes to F bombs and bunker bombs. In this episode, co-host Brett returns from a month-long hiatus to join Norm as they tackle a packed agenda covering both global and local headlines. Get ready for an unfiltered dive into interna…
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Welcome back to Common Sense Ohio! In this episode, Steve Palmer and Norm Murdock tackle some of the hottest issues making headlines—both at home and abroad. The conversation kicks off with a dive into history, reflecting on America’s ongoing struggle to balance free speech and government power, from the Alien and Sedition Acts of the 18th century …
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Welcome back to another episode of Common Sense Ohio, where hosts Steve Palmer and Norm Murdock cut through the noise to talk about the hottest issues affecting Ohio—and the nation at large. In this June 11, 2025 episode, the guys dive headfirst into the recent wave of riots spreading across cities like a contagion, unpack what’s really going on be…
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Welcome back to another episode of Common Sense Ohio! In this week’s show, recorded on May 28, 2025, hosts Steve Palmer and Norm Murdock deliver their no-nonsense take on everything from historical scandals to hot topics right here in the Buckeye State. They kick things off with a look back at the infamous Watergate break-in—unpacking the enduring …
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We jump straight into the headlines and controversies shaping both Ohio and the nation. The conversation opens with breaking news about President Biden’s cancer diagnosis, sparking a candid discussion on transparency, leadership health, and the responsibilities of both elected officials and political parties. Digging deeper, we draw thought-provoki…
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From debating the roots and realities of American immigration history and the evolving complexities of cultural assimilation, to unpacking the impact of the 1965 Immigration Act and discussing whether our system is truly as "systemically racist" as some claim, the conversation pulls no punches. We examine everything from the shifting demographics o…
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This story may be one of the unknowns to Ohioans, but we look into the hidden world of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), broken healthcare incentives, and the collapse of community pharmacies. We welcome Marty Schladen from Ohio Capital Journal back to the podcast. AND we took a detour through Ohio’s energy controversy and—yes—why Alcatraz is back …
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The team kicks things off with historical reflections on George Washington's inauguration and the Louisiana Purchase before steering into current events, like the recent suspensions of judges in New Mexico and Wisconsin for shocking courtroom misconduct. You'll hear the hosts’ candid takes on the responsibilities that come with upholding the law, a…
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We dive into some of the hottest issues facing Ohio and the nation. We kick things off with a lively discussion about the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent “playing hooky” and what that means for Trump and parental rights in education—touching on a controversial Maryland case involving DEI-related curriculum opt-outs. We look at Ohio-specific stories, in…
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We hope you're well and enjoying the spring sunshine! Here's a quick rundown of what Norm and Brett covered this week: Letitia James Fraud Allegations: The tables have turned as New York's Attorney General Letitia James finds herself under scrutiny. After prosecuting Trump, she's now facing accusations from the Federal Home Loan Administration rega…
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Exciting updates from the latest episode of Common Sense Ohio! Dive into the complexities of Ohio's budget bill, intriguing sports funding policies, and significant changes in education laws. Here's what you missed: Budget & Economy: The volatility in the stock market reflects the broader economic landscape, highlighting the impact of U.S.-China tr…
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We tackle a series of discussions shaping Ohio's political and economic landscape. We talk about President Trump's controversial tariffs and how they aim to reshape half a century of U.S. economic policy, with concerns about the impact on Ohio's economy. We also discuss Intel's broken contract with Ohio, raising questions about the state's investme…
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Here's what we cover this week! School Vouchers and Civil Rights: Highlighting the introduction of school choice in Ohio, which is aimed at bringing educational opportunities to students in rural and poorer areas. This initiative is considered a civil rights issue, as it offers more portability for students to choose their schools. Automotive Forei…
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On today's show, we're discussing a hot topic sparking debates across the state and beyond: eliminating income taxes. We'll be exploring the advantages, potential pitfalls, and unintended consequences of this bold move. Hosts Steve Palmer and Brett Johnson are joined by Glenn Harper from Harper Plus Accounting to unpack the complexities. We look in…
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Hey there, Common Sense Ohio listeners! This week's episode was a rollercoaster of interesting topics. Kicking things off, we threw it way back to the first-ever jury verdict broadcast on TV. Yep, we're talking about Jack Ruby—did you know his real name was Jacob Rubinstein? But the big juicy part of the episode was all about—drum roll, please—Trum…
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Hey folks, Brett and Norm here, jumping into another week with Common Sense Ohio! Shoutout to Harper and Company CPAs Plus for keeping us financially savvy. Honestly, nothing like walking out of a meeting with those guys feeling like you’ve got your business game plan down for the quarter! Free speech on college campuses. Norm raises the flags on t…
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We had the pleasure of welcoming Glenn Harper from Harper Plus Accounting. Our conversation focuses not just on taxes, but entrepreneurship and the complex landscape of financial management. We talk about the nitty-gritty of tax season—the looming monster that lurks at the edge of every April. We kick it off with why everyone should be paying atten…
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The Real Issue with Economic Incentives: "A guy from Microsoft told the New York Times, you know, we don't look at these incentive deals when we're looking to locate somewhere because they've got all these other considerations." - Marty Schladen We welcome our guest, investigative journalist Marty Schladen from the Ohio Capital Journal, as we explo…
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We get into a wide array of topics, starting with a nod to Valentine's Day and the historical significance of this day. Harper CPA Plus on website As our conversation unfolds, we tackle subjects ranging from the implications of Jim Tressel's potential political role in Ohio, insights into the Ukraine-Russia conflict, to the examination of governmen…
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February's already breathing down our necks, and if you're here in Columbus, Ohio, like us, you'd know that means the Arnold Festival isn't far off. Steve kicked off today's episode immersing us in a bit of nostalgia with This Day in History, reflecting on when the Beatles first burst onto the American music scene in 1964. It was fascinating to thi…
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It was, the most wonderful, rewarding work of my life, also the most stressful work of my life. Being able to write that first page of history on whatever the topic was every day was something that it really takes the perspective of being away from it for a while to appreciate what you're you're into and doing every day. Because it's a very, breakn…
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Our special guest is Greg Lawson from The Buckeye Institute! We talk about some riveting ideas they are proposing for Ohio's energy policies, higher education reform, and other critical topics shaping our state. Here are some key takeaways: Energy Policy Reform: Greg Lawson emphasized the potential of modular nuclear plants to meet Ohio's rising en…
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We kick things off by dissecting the confirmation hearings of Pam Bondi and Pete Hegseth. Norm doesn't hold back, slamming the hypocrisy of these political hearings where personal lives are dragged through the mud for sport, drawing comparisons to Brett Kavanaugh's infamous hearing. Steve then brings up a red-hot topic—California's response to wild…
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We kick off by addressing the ongoing California wildfires—exploring the devastating impact on communities and questioning public officials' management strategies. We don’t shy away from controversial opinions, criticizing the stringent rebuilding regulations and the financial burden this disaster places on taxpayers nationwide. Then, we look into …
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Join us as we tackle the pressing issues of national security and civil liberties amidst rising terrorism concerns. 🔑 Key Takeaways: Balancing Security and Freedom: We discuss how to effectively grant government authority to prevent terrorism while ensuring personal freedoms aren't compromised. This balance is critical to maintaining our democracy.…
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Reflecting on 2024's major news and exploring significant predictions for 2025. News with Norm - Presidential Commutations: Norm talks about President Biden's recent commutation of federal death row sentences, putting a spotlight on the case of Daryl Lawrence from Ohio. This segment sparked a robust debate about the political and social implication…
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Analyzing the potential impacts of a government shutdown on Ohio’s economy and workforce. Key Takeaways: 📉 State Pension Challenges: We look at the "upside down" state pension systems in states like California, Illinois, and New York. The hosts critique the proposal to add new state workers to Social Security instead of fixing the flawed pension sy…
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Our focus is on the political landscape with discussions on U.S. immigration trends, Ohio's legislative maneuvers, and potential Republican replacements for Vance. We also critique the transparency of government actions and discuss Lt. Governor Dan Patrick's plans for Texas border protection. Be prepared for a segment on healthcare frustrations, in…
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We tackle the high-profile legal case involving Daniel Penny and the intricacies of self-defense laws, drawing parallels to the famed Rittenhouse trial and classic vigilantism in films like "Dirty Harry." We also explore controversial legislation in Ohio and Tennessee that touches on everything from bathroom bills to transgender therapy for minors.…
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As a part of our new interview series, we get into the deep into the complex and deeply rooted Israeli-Palestinian conflict with our special guest, Mark Patinkin, a nationally syndicated columnist and Pulitzer Prize finalist, who brings firsthand insights from his new book, "The Holy Land at War." We unpack the intricate dynamics of Gaza, the West …
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🎙 Episode Highlights: The Dark Side of College Sports: Brett and Norm discuss the financial and ethical challenges posed by the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) agreements in college sports, examining high-stakes recruitment deals and their impact on athletes and educational institutions. International Tensions: The hosts cover escalating military c…
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We tackle a myriad of topics, starting with the complexities of constitutional rights and the ongoing debate around judicial interpretations versus constitutional amendments, using Roe v. Wade as a key example. We shift gears to discuss Ohio's significant role in national politics, speculating on JD Vance's political future and the implications of …
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One of our key discussions revolved around voter preparation. We’ve often heard about voter confusion as a reason for changing votes mid-process. To us, it boils down to preparation. 1. Voter Preparedness: Let's talk about the importance of voters being prepared before heading to the polls. The consensus was clear: If you don't understand what you'…
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Inflation Reduction Act Loophole: "Your tax dollars that is being dragged out of this country to enrich China." Today, we're joined by special guest Eileen DeRolf, a former middle school teacher, and steadfast property rights advocate from Pataskala, Ohio. Together, we discuss the critical concerns surrounding corporate welfare in Ohio, with a spec…
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Brett, Steve, and Norm get into some juicy topics that you won’t want to miss. We’re talking everything from the Supreme Court's influence on Roe v. Wade to the endless political drama around figures like Trump and Harris. Hear some fiery opinions, especially about extreme rhetoric and outrageous media stories. We are also a bit miffed about Ohio v…
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1. Ohio and NCAA Football Incident Ohio State loss leads to NCAA rule change. 2. Buckeye Institute Lawsuit Suing the University of Michigan for non-compliance with FOIA. Alleged violations of Supreme Court decisions regarding race in admissions. Civil rights violations under section 1983 of the US Code. 3. Stellantis and the Transition to Electric …
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We break down a major organized banking scheme and its legal ramifications, looking into DOJ's focus on individuals over corporations. We explore political tensions between Kamala Harris and Ron DeSantis, plus Ron’s impressive hurricane response. Big news - a $3 billion money laundering settlement from TD Ameritrade! We also hit hot topics like str…
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We tackle the comparison of public schools to monopolies (by way of the longshoreman strike), the debate surrounding Tim Waltz's understanding of federalism, and review JD Vance's performances and views during a recent debate. We also reflect on Pete Rose's controversial exclusion from the Baseball Hall of Fame, discuss the implications of Springfi…
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Check out our live stream on Rumble, Fridays at 8am. ### 📚 Education and Funding: We kick off the episode with a deep dive into educational curriculum and funding. Steve Palmer, Norm Murdock, and Brett Johnson explore the intricacies of conditional study requirements and teacher certifications. They also discuss how funding tied to approved curricu…
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We're excited to talk about our latest episode featuring the insightful Bella Matta. We covered a wide range of topics, from the nitty-gritty of law school to dissecting current political strategies and scrutinizing economic policies. Bella shared her firsthand experiences as a 2L at Capital Law School. One point that stood out was the emphasis on …
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Steve Palmer and Norm Murdock tackle a wide range of topics, starting with Norm's staunch defense of free speech against foreign influence. They then transition to the legal intricacies surrounding Hunter Biden's plea deal on multiple tax fraud counts, discussing different types of pleas and their implications. The episode also covers the serious m…
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Should taxpayers be responsible for funding stadium renovations for professional sports teams, and what are the potential benefits or drawbacks of such investments? 🚧 Comparing Modern Mistakes to Historical Blunders: The Failed Construction Project A failed $250 million floating dock project in the Mediterranean, initiated under the Biden administr…
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Why do both the DNC and RNC claim the Supreme Court decision as a victory? What are the potential benefits each sees? Common Sense Takeaways 1. **Supreme Court's Arizona Election Law Decision:** - The Supreme Court's procedural ruling on Arizona's election law and ballot printing deadlines highlights the ongoing judicial battles over election integ…
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We're hitting a big milestone—our 100th episode! So we’ve got a lot to celebrate and reflect on, especially the importance of keeping common sense conversations alive. And for a bit of fun, we talk about how some fiction writers seemed to have predicted future events. We kick things off by talking about why it's crucial to take a clear stand on glo…
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Should taxpayers fund the construction of new sports stadiums? What parallels can be drawn from past situations like the Columbus Blue Jackets’ stadium? We dive into a range of hot topics, including Jim Jordan's staunch defense of free speech, bolstered by unlikely allies like Matt Taibbi and Elon Musk. We'll also examine Musk's evolving political …
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Can high salaries and automation shape the future of Intel in Ohio? Explore the impact of domestic chip production on the global stage and the role of technology in reshaping the workforce. Redistricting in Ohio remains a hot topic. From bipartisan elements to concerns about gerrymandering, the debate continues. Cybersecurity is a growing concern. …
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We take a closer look at the structure of the U.S. government, dissecting the balance between the House, the Senate, and the Electoral College. We also navigate through the recent upheavals in the Democratic party, including Joe Biden's resignation from the presidential race, and Kamala Harris's contentious policy proposals on universal basic incom…
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Here's what you'll hear us talk about in this episode... We discuss the growing worries about President Biden's competency to lead the country and the potential need for a 25th Amendment scenario if he wins a second term. Steve and Norm emphasize the importance of legal decisions over political ones, highlighting the slow pace of legal processes as…
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A question from a CSO listener we thought deserved its own episode for a response - thanks Belinda! I would love to hear a talk about American idols. Historically, who did Americans idolize? Or perhaps more appropriately, who did we hold in high regard and love and respect? Today, there is dysfunctional idolization of the Kardashians. What did they…
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