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  • Anderson Report - Cincinnati's Futures Commission

    Anderson Report - Cincinnati's Futures Commission
    2026/02/02
    Ken Anderson delves into the Cincinnati Futures Commission's recommendations for the city's economic future, including the sale of city assets, regionalization of water works, and the introduction of waste collection fees. The speaker critiques these recommendations, arguing they may not benefit the citizens of Cincinnati and could lead to increased financial burdens.
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    15 分
  • Anderson Report - A Disruption of Faith

    Anderson Report - A Disruption of Faith
    2026/01/26
    In this episode of the Anderson Report, Kendall Anderson discusses a recent incident in Minnesota where a church service was disrupted by protesters. The conversation explores the implications of such actions on religious freedom, the rights of protesters, and the responsibilities of public officials. Anderson raises concerns about the potential for increased disruptions and the need for law enforcement to uphold the law. He also touches on broader issues of accountability and fraud within the community, urging vigilance and action.
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    17 分
  • Anderson Report - Can Cincinnati Afford This Administration?

    Anderson Report - Can Cincinnati Afford This Administration?
    2026/01/19
    • In this episode of the Anderson Report, host Ken Anderson delves into the pressing issue of affordability, particularly in the context of local governance and public safety in Cincinnati. He begins by highlighting a tragic incident involving the shooting of an 11-year-old girl in a local park, which raises questions about the effectiveness of city policies aimed at improving safety. Anderson critiques the mayor's proposal to raise income taxes as a misguided attempt to address crime and poverty, arguing that such measures could exacerbate the very issues they aim to solve. He emphasizes the need for accountability in local government, particularly regarding financial decisions that impact taxpayers.

    • As the discussion unfolds, Anderson addresses various costly settlements involving the city, including an $8.2 million payout to protesters from 2020 and other legal challenges that have drained city resources. He questions the rationale behind these expenditures and calls for citizens to hold their elected officials accountable for financial mismanagement. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with their local representatives and advocate for responsible governance, underscoring the importance of fiscal responsibility in maintaining community welfare.
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    10 分