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Did the vast government UFO cover-up really start and stop with the infamous Roswell, New Mexico crash of 1947? Did other countries around the world follow the same secrecy protocols...or did they invent them first? Are there other Area 51 and S4-adjacent sites across the globe that were created during the 1940’s due to World War II and the advent of the first Earth based nuclear power in the United States? Does all the world’s technology actually tie back to the recovered Roswell flying saucer debris? Steve and Joey don’t know, but our plucky Ancient Astronaut Theorists sure think they do! Let’s prooooooooooooooobe into Beyond Roswell!

On January 23, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released their widely anticipated final rule defining the term “waters of the United States.” This rule is the replacement for the repealed Obama Clean Water Rule. The definition of this term is critical because it determines what waters the EPA and Corps can regulate under the Clean Water Act. In the past, the agencies have struggled to develop a definition that passes legal muster, in large part because of their expansive interpretation of the law. This overreach has often undermined property rights and made it difficult for Americans to use their property for even ordinary activities, such as farming. How does the “Navigable Waters Protection Rule” define “waters of the United States?” Does it cover too many or too few waters and does it provide clarity for property owners? Does it respect the primary state role in addressing water pollution as envisioned by Congress? Join us as we carefully examine this new rule and get different perspectives on its potential impact. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine this; you are a rape victim. You report the crime to the police. They come to investigate, and as part of the investigation they ask for permission to search YOUR cell phone. Sound impossible? Maybe not. Certain jurisdictions in the U.K. are now seeking to search the cellphones of accusers to thwart false allegations. Is the U.K. criminal justice system insensitive to victims? Could this ever happen here in the United States? Does this fit into our "innocent until proven guilty" system of justice? Should an accuser bring forward evidence to support their claim? Should an accuser be made to turn over exculpatory evidence they may possess? Franz Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle take on these questions and more in this all-new episode of Legally Unfiltered!

If the federal government disappeared, would there still be a United States? Does every country fall on a spectrum between two extremes, capitalism and communism? Are there any good reasons to restrict voting rights? This week, James Harrigan and Antony Davies answer questions about the subjective theory of value, debts to society, guns vs. butter, and plenty more in this week’s jam-packed episode of Words & Numbers. Come to FEEcon 2019! Foolishness of the week Pennsylvania Mayors Pew Poll on Views About Gun Regulation Topic of the week: Listener questions Join the conversation: Words & Numbers Backstage Antony Davies on Twitter James R. Harrigan on Twitter Let us know what you think at: wordsandnumberspodcast@gmail.com

RYAN DOESN’T LIKE RAJON RONDO! WHAT IS THIS?! but he is up for a PEXY Award! http://www.pipelineenergyexpo.com/conference/awards.html (‘One to Watch’ in the Pipeline Industry Award)Rigcount- major reaction to narrative of rising rigcounts- everyone knew rigcount would go up, why such a major reaction?- Traders love volatility- Reporters sometime have agendas – want to move markets- Organizations have strategiv interest to move markets, sell products and that influences coverage- Drillinginfo rigcount 5 days a week vs. Baker Hughes which comes out 5 days a week.- OPEC reaction: Are they keeping track of rigcount in United States? Does this impact OPEC strategy?India- Indian companies buy $600 million stake in Abu Dhabi offshore oil concession, promotes India’s energy security and indicating that India isn’t really moving to all EV sales.articles here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ellenrwald/2018/02/12/india-says-yes-to-oil-once-again/#1e90bb6e7cdd and https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-10/india-is-said-to-win-first-stake-in-abu-dhabi-offshore-oil-blockKirkuk’s Oil ChessboardEssay in Cairo Review - https://www.thecairoreview.com/essays/kirkuks-oil-chessboard/Check out TankerTrackers - http://tankertrackers.com/#/ and on twitter @TankerTrackers

RYAN DOESN’T LIKE RAJON RONDO! WHAT IS THIS?! but he is up for a PEXY Award! http://www.pipelineenergyexpo.com/conference/awards.html (‘One to Watch’ in the Pipeline Industry Award)Rigcount- major reaction to narrative of rising rigcounts- everyone knew rigcount would go up, why such a major reaction?- Traders love volatility- Reporters sometime have agendas – want to move markets- Organizations have strategiv interest to move markets, sell products and that influences coverage- Drillinginfo rigcount 5 days a week vs. Baker Hughes which comes out 5 days a week.- OPEC reaction: Are they keeping track of rigcount in United States? Does this impact OPEC strategy?India- Indian companies buy $600 million stake in Abu Dhabi offshore oil concession, promotes India’s energy security and indicating that India isn’t really moving to all EV sales.articles here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ellenrwald/2018/02/12/india-says-yes-to-oil-once-again/#1e90bb6e7cdd and https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-10/india-is-said-to-win-first-stake-in-abu-dhabi-offshore-oil-blockKirkuk’s Oil ChessboardEssay in Cairo Review - https://www.thecairoreview.com/essays/kirkuks-oil-chessboard/Check out TankerTrackers - http://tankertrackers.com/#/ and on twitter @TankerTrackers

Are you upset with who the country chose to be the President of the United States? Does watching the News make you scared? Are you spending all of your time getting into political debates? Do things like poverty, global warming, inequality, and potential war make you want to curl up into a ball and hide? When the world around us seems too big, too depressing, and too scary, creative people can sometimes go into hibernation mode.  Long lulls in our creative output come when we get sucked into all of the problems that the world faces.  Most of them just seem too big for us to try to face, so we simply don't do anything. But it is our duty as creative people to battle these problems by changing culture at its source. Us. In this episode, we listen back to previous guests who have also been overwhelmed by the scary world that they live in and who have battled back to make a positive change.  Youngman will try to make you realize that you don't have to have an enormous audience to make a change with your voice.  By contributing to the conversation with your art, you can change the world. Links mentioned: YCP Episode 210 with Thomas Dodd YCP Episode 213 with Martha Beck YCP Episode 109 with Eyoälha Baker YCP Episode 170 with Peter Draw YCP Episode 86 with Cinzia Angelini YCP Episode 92 with R.M. Kavanaugh YCP Episode 143 with Richard T. Scott YCP Episode 192 with Kate Shaw

Why doesn't Adult Swim seem to work outside of the United States? Does it just not translate anywhere culturally? Or is it because of corporate politics? Karl Olson (Ultraklystron) returns along with animation storyboarder Corey Barnes (who's worked on Archer, China IL, Superjail! and Axe Cop) to mull over why the subversive network has such a hard time gaining traction in international markets. We also talk about Spider Riders. 4:20 - Anime Revolution and some lessons in Spider Riders nostalgia 12:00 - All about Adult Swim

It is a Friday Night Special Open Forum Round Table discussion where everyone has the chance to share "What is on your mind?" as it relates to professional drivers and the trucking industry. There is always plenty of topics to choose from, such as driverless trucks or the lastest FMCSA “research” report suggesting that Electronic Logging Devices (ELD’s) are not being used toward driver harassment. What are your thoughts? Is the 232 page report accurate after surveying 628 truck drivers out of the 3.5 million in the United States? Does this "final" study mean that "some" harassment is OK, but just not too much of it? Or how about that weather out there where you are? Are you still truckin’ through 90" of snow!?!  Another Open Forum which means it's your show, so where will you take us? Call-in number is 347-826-9170 . . . come join the conversation!