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Florida hopes playing cards can help crack cold cases
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New Rich Drive Florida Inflation, Far-right Politics
Patró Mabíli host another rip-roaring discussion. New, wealthy arrivals to Florida seek tax breaks and demand service which drive inflation. One company provides a kind of “Uber with guns” driving service. Also, Floridians push back against the right-wing agenda like book bans, conservative courts including supreme courts, the LGBTQ+ community at a critical time. Listen…
Sustainability in Chocolate Making with Sarah Ratza of Ratza Chocolate
Join Tanja and Anni as they talk all things sustainability in chocolate making with Sarah Ratza of Ratza Chocholate.
Florida hopes playing cards can help crack cold cases
Listen: State officials unveiled a new way to solve unsolved homicides Monday: they will put victims’ faces on playing cards. Law enforcement officials announced they’re bringing back an initiative used over 15 years ago – sharing decks of cards with inmates that have pictures of unsolved homicides on each playing card. The decks will also…
