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As the new school year gets underway, a familiar story is unfolding: teachers are once again digging into their own pockets to buy supplies for their classrooms. But despite the state of California spending more money than ever on education, something just doesn't add up. With a budget of over $350 billion, you'd think that schools would be well-equipped and well-funded, but ...


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In a fascinating conversation, Max Rymer, a member of the Minnesota State Legislature, joins the show to discuss the recent election results in Michigan and the implications for the Democratic Party. With the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America) making significant gains in the state, Rymer shares his insights on the potential consequences for the party and the country.

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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone following the latest developments in California politics. The conversation with Susan Dyer Reynolds, the editorial director and CEO of the Voice of San Francisco, is a fascinating dive into the world of corruption and scandal that's been plaguing the state. From the Oakland mayor's office to the Attorney Gener...


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In a stunning revelation, the official report confirms that Southern California Edison's faulty equipment was the cause of the devastating Eaton fire that destroyed nearly 6,000 homes and killed 19 people. This is not the first time a utility company has been held accountable for a devastating wildfire, but the question remains: what's being done to prevent it from happening ...


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