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901 Voices and Votes Podcast

901 Voices and Votes Podcast

著者: 901 Voices and Votes Podcast One Eighteen Media and Publishing LLC Executive Producer Toni Hayes Toni Hayes One Eighteen Media
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901 Voices & Votes Podcast is a dynamic weekly podcast hosted by Kelly Price and Jett Lucas, bringing bold conversations, real insight, and powerful community dialogue to the forefront. Covering local and national politics, Memphis and Mid-South community news, civic issues, public policy, and the topics that impact everyday people, this podcast keeps listeners informed, engaged, and connected. With special guest interviews, thought-provoking discussions, and conversations centered on the issues shaping our neighborhoods and our nation, 901 Voices & Votes Podcast is where real talk meets real purpose. Your Community. Your Concerns. Your Voice. Brought to you by One Eighteen Media & Publishing LLC.One Eighteen Media & Publishing LLC 政治・政府 社会科学 経済学
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  • Misconduct Militarization and Modern Authority
    2026/10/07
    901 Voices & Votes Podcast – Season 2, Episode 12 “Misconduct, Militarization and Modern Authority” In this episode, Kelly Price and Executive Producer Toni Hayes discuss power, accountability, and public trust through two major stories: the controversy surrounding Cornell University’s handling of serious sexual misconduct allegations and the growing militarization of local police departments across the United States. From institutional transparency to military-style equipment in community policing, Kelly and Toni ask an important question: Who holds powerful institutions accountable when authority goes too far? Your Community. Your Concerns. Your Voice. Brought to you by One Eighteen Media & Publishing LLC
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    51 分
  • XAI & Data Centers in Memphis
    2026/09/30
    901 Voices & Votes Podcast – Season 3, Episode 11 “xAI & Data Centers in Memphis” What does Memphis gain from becoming a major hub for artificial intelligence—and what could the community be giving up in return? In this episode of 901 Voices & Votes Podcast, hosts Kelly Price and Jett Lucas take a closer look at xAI/SpaceXAI’s massive Colossus data center operations in Memphis and the growing debate surrounding the expansion of data centers across the region. Kelly and Jett explore some of the biggest questions being raised by residents: How much water and electricity do these facilities require? What could increased industrial demand mean for the Memphis Sand Aquifer and the city’s drinking-water supply? What are the potential environmental impacts on surrounding neighborhoods? And do the jobs, tax revenue, investment, and economic development promised by these projects outweigh the potential costs? This episode asks a question that goes beyond technology: When major economic development comes to Memphis, how much information should the community receive—and how much of a voice should residents have in the decisions that could affect their neighborhoods, resources, and future? Your Community. Your Concerns. Your Voice. Brought to you by One Eighteen Media & Publishing LLC
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    38 分
  • Living In THIS Economy
    2026/09/02
    901 Voices & Votes Podcast – Season 3, Episode 10 “Living in This Economy” How much does it really cost just to live in America today? In this episode of 901 Voices & Votes Podcast, hosts Kelly Price and Jett Lucas tackle a conversation being felt at kitchen tables across the country: the financial strain facing poor, working-class, and middle-class American families. From the rising cost of groceries, housing, utilities, transportation, childcare, healthcare, and everyday necessities, Kelly and Jett discuss what it means to try to make ends meet when the money coming in often doesn’t seem to keep pace with the money going out. Families who once considered themselves financially comfortable are being forced to rethink their budgets, cut back on spending, delay major purchases, and make difficult decisions just to stay afloat. The conversation also looks at wages, inflation, debt, the shrinking feeling of financial security, and the growing question many Americans are asking: How much do you have to earn today just to live—not live extravagantly, but simply live comfortably? Kelly and Jett bring the conversation back to the people behind the economic statistics—the parents choosing between bills, seniors stretching fixed incomes, young adults struggling to afford independence, and middle-class families discovering that a good job doesn’t always guarantee financial stability. “Living in This Economy” is an honest conversation about money, survival, opportunity, and what the American economy feels like from the perspective of everyday people. Your Community. Your Concerns. Your Voice. Brought to you by One Eighteen Media & Publishing LLC
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    41 分
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