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Adverse Effect Wage Rate for H-2A workers to hit Georgia particularly hard with 14% increase, and October beef exports increase from a year ago.

Introducing the Band:Your hosts Scot Bertram (@ScotBertram) and Jeff Blehar (@EsotericCD) are joined by guest Mike Long. He wrote the sort-of-bestselling book The Molecule of More and he teaches writing at Georgetown University, but mostly he writes things for other people to put their name on. He's on Twitter at @mikewrites.Mike's Music Pick: Robbie FulksThis is almost certainly the most obscure artist we've ever covered on Political Beats. Yet, when the three hours are up, we think you'll also consider him one of the best. Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to the incredibly talented Robbie Fulks, an artist who would be a household name if there were any justice in the musical world. Scot has been a fan for more than 20 years, dating back to finding one of the artist's CDs in a stack he was to review for his college radio station. Jeff's new to the music, but hit on something by describing Robbie as “the country Elvis Costello.” Like Elvis, Robbie has an encyclopedic knowledge of multiple decades of music and isn't afraid to jump from genre to genre in his work. And like Elvis, his lyrics and stories can often take center stage with creative wordplay and rhyming.Whether you are a rock (Let's Kill Saturday Night), folk (Upland Stories), bluegrass (Gone Away Backward), country (Country Love Songs, Georgia Hard), pop (50 vc. Doberman), or, in Jeff's case, post-punk fan, there's going to be something here for you to grab a hold of. And we haven't even mentioned what might be his best album, Couples In Trouble. No, none of them have been hits on the charts, but the consistent quality of the music will impress any listener.Robbie has a keen ear for creating stunning instrumentals and picks wonderful partners for occasional duets. He can make you laugh out loud during one song while moving you to cry in your beer over the next song. He's adept at road songs, love songs, murder ballads, and cheating laments. And if you're not careful, he'll even turn you on to some of the underloved classic country artists of the past.If you've never heard of Robbie Fulks, we've provided the perfect introduction. Join us and you'll soon be a fan.

Tonight's rundown:   Packing the court and changing the filibuster have been hot topics for the left - but will their own Democrat colleagues stand in their way? First the MLB All-Star Game and now a Hollywood movie – how will cancel culture affect Georgia's economy? As trouble at the border continues, Vice President Harris has yet to make an appearance – how embarrassing! Sadly, much like the EU, Canada is struggling with their COVID numbers due to not developing their own vaccine  Another police shooting takes place in Minneapolis, causing the city to erupt in riots  Upon his death last week, hip-hop artist DMX is regarded as a ‘hero,' despite his long rap sheet and over a dozen children, who he didn't take care of financially This Day in History 1955: Announcement that the Polio Vaccine works Final Thought: Bill's meeting with Donald Trump in Florida  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight’s rundown:   Packing the court and changing the filibuster have been hot topics for the left - but will their own Democrat colleagues stand in their way? First the MLB All-Star Game and now a Hollywood movie – how will cancel culture affect Georgia’s economy? As trouble at the border continues, Vice President Harris has yet to make an appearance – how embarrassing! Sadly, much like the EU, Canada is struggling with their COVID numbers due to not developing their own vaccine  Another police shooting takes place in Minneapolis, causing the city to erupt in riots  Upon his death last week, hip-hop artist DMX is regarded as a ‘hero,’ despite his long rap sheet and over a dozen children, who he didn’t take care of financially This Day in History 1955: Announcement that the Polio Vaccine works Final Thought: Bill’s meeting with Donald Trump in Florida  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lt. Joe Kenda (ret.) was a detective with the Colorado Springs Police Department for twenty years. During that time, he solved 356 of the 387 murder cases he investigated. Kenda is the host of the new discovery+ show American Detective.  Lt. Kenda's new book is Killer Triggers. His previous book is I Will Find You: Solving Killer Cases from My Life Fighting Crime. Prior to his new show, Kenda was the host of the beloved TV show Homicide Hunter on the Investigation Discovery (ID) network. Kenda explains the randomness of life and why murder and chaos are often indiscriminate in who they touch – and why. He also debunks common myths about serial killers and other evildoers. In addition, Kenda offers some personal stories about what it is like to pursue, arrest, and then interrogate such people. And Kenda shares some of the most disturbing and provocative stories of true crime from his new book Killer Triggers. Lt. Kenda and Chauncey DeVega also reflect on their shared love of Michael Mann's crime-classic film Heat. Chauncey DeVega reflects on last week's (alleged) Atlanta hate crime mass murder targeting Asians and Asian Americans and America's deep inability to admit the truth about racism and white supremacy. He also explains how a toxic mix of racism, guns, white right-wing Christian fascism, sexism, and other cultural poisons came together in the Atlanta hate crime and the Age of Trump and beyond. SELECTED LINKS OF INTEREST FOR THIS EPISODE OF THE CHAUNCEY DEVEGA SHOW American crisis: The horrific Atlanta killings — and democracy still under threat To be an Asian woman in America Atlanta spa shooting survivor Marcus Lyon describes how masseuse saved his life Don't Discount Evangelicalism as a Factor in Racist Murder Spa Murders in Georgia Hard workers, dedicated mothers, striving immigrants: These are the 8 people killed in the Atlanta area spa shootings Hedges: The Evil Within Us Homeless? Here's how to access your $1,400 stimulus check WHERE CAN YOU FIND ME? On Twitter: https://twitter.com/chaunceydevega On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chauncey.devega My email: chaunceydevega@gmail.com HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE CHAUNCEY DEVEGA SHOW? Via Paypal at ChaunceyDeVega.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thechaunceydevegashow Music at the end of this week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show is by JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound. You can listen to some of their great music on Spotify.

Continuing on "Consciousness and Its Place in Nature" by David Chalmers (2003). We finish Chalmers's account of the types of physicialism, then move on to dualism (including epiphenomenalism), and finally dally with panpsychism, the specialty of our guest, Gregory Miller from the Panpsycast. Listen to part 1 first or listen to the unbroken, ad-free Citizen Edition. Please support PEL! End song: "Georgia Hard" by Robbie Fulks, as interviewed on Nakedly Examined Music #36. Sponsor: Visit the St. John's College Graduate Institute: partiallyexaminedlife.com/sjcgi.

2017 was the hottest year on record in Georgia? Hard to swallow that as we chip the ice off our cars. The city prepares for the year and say they're not going to settle! Liberals' abuse of the language.

00:00-21:00 Intro, Will is mad at Matt’s sacrilegious combining of tacos, fajitas and burritos, Matt thinks Will was rooting for Houston, but Will didn’t want to see Carlos Beltran win the World Series, Houston played more complete baseball, but Matt loved the embracing of analytics of both teams, AJ Hinch is the perfect manager who combines the fancy stats with his own gut, Was this World Series more dramatic than last year? SEC Football Week 10 21:00-23:30: Western Kentucky at Vanderbilt: Will saw Vandy’s offensive line and defense last week and think they are crap, Western Kentucky can be closer than most people think. 23:30-28:15: Southern Miss at Tennessee: Tennessee is hot garbage, how is Butch Jones not pulling a George Costanza trying to get fired? Jim McElwain got fired because he’s a liar, early-signing period makes it imperative to decide on your future sooner. 28:15-36:54: Ole Miss at Kentucky: Ole Miss isn’t as bad as their record, Will can’t figure out if Kentucky is good or lucky, Will thinks Stephen Johnson is a taller Marques Haggans, Matt gets talked into thinking Ole Miss can win. 36:54-45:35: Auburn at Texas A&M: Auburn still has its eyes at the SEC West title, A&M got exposed by Miss. St. last weekend, Auburn could do wonders against A&M’s porous defense, Why has their been so much angst among programs in the SEC? 45:35-50:10: (Interlude: Will hates the doldrums the Jets are in on Thursday Night Football) 50:10-57:22: LSU at Alabama: LSU is ranked high despite the eyesore loss to Troy, Will thinks Alabama is going to roll, Matt believes it can be closer, he wants Alabama and Georgia undefeated in the SEC Championship. LSU can win at least two of their last three games, if not all three. 57:22-1:06:30: South Carolina at Georgia: Hard to see an avenue for South Carolina to win, their offense is peaking at the right time, but their defense took a step back against Vanderbilt, Matt thinks Jake Bentley can play his best game of the year because of what happened to Georgia against Missouri, USC has virtually no chance if they can’t run it. Is this Georgia’s best chance to win the East and still make the playoff? 1:06:30-1:16:20: Florida at Missouri: Not a game Will thought Missouri would win before the season, Why did it take so long for Malik Zaire to get a start? Missouri should be able to score against the Gators, Matt thinks Florida doesn’t have the ability to run against Missouri. 1:16:20-1:32:03 The Jets are in the limbo of the NFL, Matt wishes teams would come right out and say they are tanking, Auburn basketball lost an exhibition game to Division II Barry University, Will invites Matt to the other Columbia.

Robbie has recorded 12 solo albums of crafty-lyric, country-folk music since 1996, including the new, Grammy-nominated Upland Stories. We discuss "America is a Hard Religion" and "Fare Thee Well, Carolina Gals" from that album, then look back to "Where There's a Road" from Georgia Hard (2005) and conclude with "I Told Her Lies" from South Mouth (1997). Opening/closing music: "Hamilton County Breakdown" a 1989 live recording released on The Very Best of Robbie Fulks. Learn more at robbiefulks.com.

Robbie has recorded 12 solo albums of crafty-lyric, country-folk music since 1996, including the new, Grammy-nominated Upland Stories. We discuss "America is a Hard Religion" and "Fare Thee Well, Carolina Gals" from that album, then look back to "Where There's a Road" from Georgia Hard (2005) and conclude with "I Told Her Lies" from South Mouth (1997). Opening/closing music: "Hamilton County Breakdown" a 1989 live recording released on The Very Best of Robbie Fulks. Learn more at robbiefulks.com.