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We're taking a common sense approach to the news events in Ohio. And why Ohio? Well, because it's right from the middle. It's the heart of it all. It's the place where you can test almost all Americanized theories. It's a jumping-off point to having greater discussions about what's going on not only in the state of Ohio, but the country --and maybe even the rest of the world. Your Common Sense hosts are: Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak and be heard.

  1. 6 DAYS AGO

    Legal Insights on Hunter Biden’s Case

    Steve Palmer and Norm Murdock tackle a wide range of topics, starting with Norm's staunch defense of free speech against foreign influence. They then transition to the legal intricacies surrounding Hunter Biden's plea deal on multiple tax fraud counts, discussing different types of pleas and their implications. The episode also covers the serious matter of a recent school shooting in Winder, Georgia, exploring the responsibilities of parents and authorities in such tragedies. Additionally, the hosts talk political controversies, including Kamala Harris's controversial ad, a contentious reparations bill in California, and Gavin Newsom’s potential legislative challenges. Steve and Norm critique government overreach, discuss the potential impact of global tax policies, and speculate on upcoming debates and election dynamics. Plus, get insights into Supreme Court backlash and executive actions. Common Sense Moments 05:53 Nate Silver: Trump 61%, Harris 39% winning. 09:05 Questioning RFK Jr.'s ballot presence in elections. 13:40 Genuine policy shift or copying someone else's idea? 19:02 Chevron doctrine contested over Interior's regulation authority. 20:37 Critique of Democratic leadership focusing on control. 28:02 Global taxation authority promoted by Janet Yellen. 30:59 Defending free speech against foreign interference. 33:02 Guilty plea requires admission; no contest unacceptable. 37:45 Defense lawyer requests plea, angers prosecution and judge. 40:19 Guilty plea ends responsibility; compromised rights remain. 44:01 How to handle potential threats without crimes? 45:38 School shooting notes published despite FBI. 49:45 Ohio mandates public school busing for all students. Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. info@commonsenseohioshow.com https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/ Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak and be heard.

    52 min

  2. AUG 30

    Ohio NFL Stadium Fundings and The Ohio State University Football’s Faith Awakening

    Should taxpayers be responsible for funding stadium renovations for professional sports teams, and what are the potential benefits or drawbacks of such investments? 🚧 Comparing Modern Mistakes to Historical Blunders: The Failed Construction Project A failed $250 million floating dock project in the Mediterranean, initiated under the Biden administration. They draw parallels with other historic construction failures and ponder the implications this has on accountability and taxpayer money. 🕵️‍♂️ The Government's Secret List: Terror Watch List Frustrations The government protects the identities of individuals on the terror watch list. They discuss their efforts to obtain these names, reflecting on the balance between national security and public transparency. 😇 Faith on the Football Field: The Ohio State's Inspiring Event The Ohio State University football players recently organized a faith event on campus, which included a revival and baptisms. 🏈 The Name, Image, and Likeness Debate in College Sports Skepticism abounds about the trend of monetary compensation for college athletes' name, image, and likeness. --- 🎙️ The Softball Interviews: Kamala Harris Criticized Dana Bash failed to address critical topics such as Supreme Court restructuring and the reversal of drilling policies in Alaska. They stress the need for leaders to be held accountable for their policy positions. 🔥 Political Strategies and Election Talk The potential political implications of various scenarios, like President Biden pardoning Trump or the impact of Trump going to jail on public opinion. They also touch on concerns about ballot access and potential tampering in upcoming elections. ⚽ Local Issues: Stadium Funding and Taxpayer Dollars Cleveland's Browns are requesting $2.4 billion for a new domed stadium, but our hosts question the fairness of allocating taxpayer funds for such projects, especially in cities lacking NFL franchises like Toledo and Dayton. 🛡️ Free Speech vs Content Moderation: Zuckerberg's Confession Mark Zuckerberg's recent admission to manipulating content on Facebook sparked a heated discussion about freedom of speech on social media platforms. Common Sense Moments 08:42 Black football players discuss issues facing community. 14:27 Nick Saban emphasizes coaching as teaching values. 26:10 Request for transparency in media's interview editing. 42:03 All candidates should appear on the ballot. 48:52 Zuckerberg confirmed government pressure on social media. 55:45 Frustration with BLM protests and curfew. 59:42 Houthis blow up huge oil tanker unnoticed. 01:04:39 Database tracks sexual predators, terrorist names withheld. Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak...

    1h 7m

  3. AUG 23

    Supreme Court's Election Law Decision

    Why do both the DNC and RNC claim the Supreme Court decision as a victory? What are the potential benefits each sees? Common Sense Takeaways 1. **Supreme Court's Arizona Election Law Decision:** - The Supreme Court's procedural ruling on Arizona's election law and ballot printing deadlines highlights the ongoing judicial battles over election integrity, emphasizing the contentious and divided opinions among justices. 2. **Economic Impact of Job Numbers Revision:** - The Bureau of Labor Statistics' job numbers revision can significantly affect federal borrowing rates, demonstrating skepticism towards the government's handling of economic data and fiscal policies. 3. **Second Amendment and Free Expression:** - The Second Amendment is a safeguard against tyranny and underscores the importance of free speech, raising concerns about foreign influences attempting to control American expression. 4. **Implications of Government Policies on Personal Property:** - The potential consequences of tax and administrative policies related to personal property, indicating fears over government overreach and the need for proof of possession for valuable items like artwork and firearms. 5. **Critique of Proposed Housing Solutions:** - Governmental strategies aimed at addressing the housing shortage, particularly plans to provide housing for those unable to afford it, reflecting apprehension about the effectiveness and unintended consequences of such policies. 6. **Kamala Harris's Media Avoidance:** - Kamala Harris's avoidance of media interviews while running for president, implies concerns over transparency and accountability in her campaign. 7. **Gender Identity and Athletics:** - The complexities and challenges related to transgender athletes competing in women's sports, underlining the inherent differences and the need for fair competition standards. 8. **Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program Elimination:** - Companies such as Jack Daniels and Harley Davidson eliminating DEI programs are mentioned, reflecting broader societal debates over the necessity and impact of these initiatives in corporate America. 9. **Historical Context of Authoritarian Ideologies:** - A historical examination of World War II, particularly Stalin's post-war actions and the response of Allied powers, serves as a metaphor for modern-day concerns about the suppression of opposing views and free speech. 10. **Concerns Over Voter ID Laws and Judicial Processes:** - The Arizona voter ID law's journey through the courts underscores the importance of procedural fairness in judicial decisions and the fine balance between enforcing election laws and protecting constitutional rights. Common Sense Moments 00:00 Complex history of WWII cooperation & betrayal. 07:27 Pretext for World War II was Poland. 14:07 State and federal court procedure explained briefly. 18:33 Constitutional amendment for expedited federal election cases. 25:44 Unemployment rate misreported, Fed considering interest rate. 27:27 Implying government incompetence in alleged assassination attempt. 32:16 Scarcity increases value; supply and demand. 37:47 Lower taxes through capital gains and exchanges. 42:31 Questioning government control, advocating personal joy and freedom. 50:28 Debate over transgender athletes in Olympic sports. 56:17 Silent prayer, arrest, judgment, rights violation, Orwellian. 59:44 Comparison of Sharia law to potential UK influence. Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. info@commonsenseohioshow.com Copyright 2024 Common Sense Ohio Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized...

    1h 1m

  4. AUG 16

    Police Training, Self-Defense, and Society’s Tough Choices

    We're hitting a big milestone—our 100th episode! So we’ve got a lot to celebrate and reflect on, especially the importance of keeping common sense conversations alive. And for a bit of fun, we talk about how some fiction writers seemed to have predicted future events. We kick things off by talking about why it's crucial to take a clear stand on global conflicts—Russia's in the spotlight this time. Then, we turn to a hot topic closer to home: the tragic shooting of a pregnant woman by a police officer after a shoplifting incident at Kroger. We hash out whether the shooting was justified and what it means for society at large. We also tackle the polarization of politics and how extreme views are pushing people away from their original affiliations. And don't miss our chat on freedom of speech, with a look at controversial figures like Donald Trump and Alex Jones getting their social media accounts back. Common Sense Takeaways The importance of taking a definitive position in international conflicts, particularly referencing the tension with Russia and potential military action against Moscow. The consequences of shoplifting and the importance of following police orders. The hosts deliberate on the societal issues that could lead to such incidents and the role of the law in curbing them. The increasing polarization in political views, noting how extreme shifts within political parties can drive individuals away from their original affiliations. There is criticism of media sensationalism and the spreading of misinformation, citing past incidents like the Connecticut preschool shooting conspiracy and the "Pizzagate" scandal. The taxation of tips and pricing policies. The hosts share their perspectives on how financial incentives and ethical considerations intersect in these areas. The reactivation of social media accounts for controversial figures such as Donald Trump and Alex Jones is a point of debate, emphasizing the tension between free speech and responsible content moderation. Geopolitical issues, particularly focusing on the conflicts in Ukraine, the involvement of global powers like Russia and China, and the media’s role in covering these events. Common Sense Moments 00:00 Podcasting is not easy, find niche. 07:12 Bill Maher acknowledging shift in Democratic party. 13:02 Encouraged critical thinking through debate and dialogue. 18:10 Curious about how others predicted Titanic sinking. 23:42 US sending assets into ocean, sea, Ukraine, Russia. 26:20 Media protects Harris, quest for presidential power. 34:01 Gaslighting and aggression in Israel-Hamas negotiation. 39:45 Reflect on choices and consequences in hindsight. 44:11 Defiant action leads to debate on police power. 48:05 Police encounter flash mob, stop pregnant suspect. 55:21 Barry Farber's philosophy on illegal aggression. 58:39 Terrifying experience in basement with limited lighting. 01:02:56 Supply chain disrupted, surplus parts Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett...

    1h 6m

  5. AUG 9

    Cleveland Browns Stadium Controversy

    Should taxpayers fund the construction of new sports stadiums? What parallels can be drawn from past situations like the Columbus Blue Jackets’ stadium? We dive into a range of hot topics, including Jim Jordan's staunch defense of free speech, bolstered by unlikely allies like Matt Taibbi and Elon Musk. We'll also examine Musk's evolving political stance and the criticisms surrounding Tesla's government subsidies. Next, we shift gears to local matters, scrutinizing the Cleveland Browns' ambitious $1.2 billion taxpayer-funded stadium project and the motivations behind it. We question the ethics of public funding for sports venues and draw parallels to past cases involving the Blue Jackets. We'll also touch on the latest developments in national politics, focusing on Kamala Harris's campaign tactics and the implications of voter ID laws. Plus, we discuss controversial topics like censorship, government influence on private businesses, and the emergence of alternative social media platforms. Finally, we get into historical and current military matters, from the execution of Nazi saboteurs during World War II to modern debates over handling prisoners of war and terrorist suspects. Common Sense Moments 00:00 World War 2 facts, history major's insights 05:31 Six executed, two sentences commuted, war implications. 14:43 Unauthorized plea deal, general fired, decision reversed. 18:19 Handling information on terrorism post-9/11 becomes politicized. 24:29 Ohio congressman reveals 99 terrorists entered US. 31:53 Ohio Secretary of State purges voter rolls. 37:51 World Federation of Advertisers dissolved GARM organization. 39:30 Claiming election reform as hate speech threatens discourse. 47:53 Jim Jordan praises decision as victory for oversight. 51:51 Interest in lakefront real estate and development plans. 58:02 Fear of left-wing politician winning election. 01:00:27 Uncertain about outcome, hoping for Congress split. Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak and be heard. Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. info@commonsenseohioshow.com Copyright 2024 Common Sense Ohio

    1h 9m

  6. AUG 2

    Columbus City Government Being Held Hostage

    Can high salaries and automation shape the future of Intel in Ohio? Explore the impact of domestic chip production on the global stage and the role of technology in reshaping the workforce. Redistricting in Ohio remains a hot topic. From bipartisan elements to concerns about gerrymandering, the debate continues. Cybersecurity is a growing concern. Hear how the city of Columbus faced a hacker's ransom demand and the ripple effects on personal and business data. The shifting cost of postage and customer service woes are all too relatable. Join us as we discuss rising rates, the convenience of online payments, and the challenges with postal services. Common Sense Takeaways Legal decisions, especially involving sensitive information or national security, are often complicated and can lead to speculation and varied interpretations. Events involving agencies like the Secret Service demonstrate concerns over the lack of transparency and accountability, fostering public distrust and conspiracy theories. Intel's massive layoffs and cost-cutting measures raise questions about future job opportunities in Ohio as the company invests in new facilities that may rely heavily on automation. Domestic production of chips is crucial due to global supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitical tensions, especially with Taiwan's dominance in the industry. Ohio's redistricting process is fraught with complexities and potential biases. There is debate over a proposed constitutional amendment and the influence of political parties in ensuring fairness. The adoption of AI in legal research and security screenings presents both opportunities and challenges, with concerns about reliability, bias, and compliance with constitutional standards. Recent hacking incidents, such as in Columbus, highlight the significant risks and widespread impacts of cyber attacks on local governments and essential services. The inclusion of transgender athletes in gender-specific sports remains a contentious issue, with debates over fairness akin to those about the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Rising postage and shipping costs, coupled with inconsistent customer service, demonstrate issues within the postal system, despite the convenience of online billing and transactions. Government agencies like NASA are criticized for deviating from their core missions due to political influences and funding cuts, calling for a focus on efficiency and accountability. Common Sense Moments 00:00 Columbus city hacked, demands $2 million ransom. 09:49 AI software assessing individuals for potential threats. 14:32 AI software reliability and legal implications. 19:53 Defense attorney unable to cross examine witness. 22:52 Plea deal for terrorists in Guantanamo debated. 31:34 Both parties disturbed by Secret Service situation. 37:32 Summarizing: Depoliticize civil service creates entrenched, unmovable bureaucracy. 39:54 Concerned about jobs at Ohio's new Intel plant. 48:25 Support for gender transitions but concerns about fairness. 49:48 Concerns about mismatched fighters in the ring. 01:04:14 Ohio's ballot board chooses judges for redistricting. 01:08:36 Honesty is pushing for liberal constitutional amendment. 01:12:59 Ohio's Legislative Service Commission drafts proposed laws. Neil deGrasse Tyson says AI will KILL the INTERNET! | The Don Lemon Show Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. info@commonsenseohioshow.com Copyright 2024 Common Sense Ohio Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in...

    1h 17m

  7. JUL 26

    From The Electoral College to Feral Cats

    We take a closer look at the structure of the U.S. government, dissecting the balance between the House, the Senate, and the Electoral College. We also navigate through the recent upheavals in the Democratic party, including Joe Biden's resignation from the presidential race, and Kamala Harris's contentious policy proposals on universal basic income, the Green New Deal, and more. We'll also cover local politics, discussing the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police's candidate endorsements and controversies surrounding recent police shootings. As always, we're committed to generating common sense discussions and invite you to suggest topics for future episodes. Common Sense Moments 00:00 Japan made bad military decision, delivered bomb. 10:10 Kamala chosen over Biden, voters feel tricked. 13:09 Kamala's positions: Green New Deal, health care, employment. 16:57 Concerns about potential problems with appealing ideas. 17:43 Kamala Harris compared to Kenny Norton in boxing. 21:20 Ohio is ranked by population, impacting representation. Senate balances majority and equal state weight. 27:03 America founded on diversity, not political rhetoric. 29:29 Universal Basic Income is nonsensical, dangerous, and deadly. 34:25 Voters to replace redistricting commission with 100% citizens. 37:43 Ohio ballot law blocked due to exclusivity. 39:59 The US Supreme Court handles significant legal issues. 44:17 Federal judge strikes down ATF's ban. 48:31 Ohio Supreme Court to address animal cruelty. 52:17 Ohio FOP decisions on endorsing candidates explained. Reference to the Columbus police officer was cleared in the shooting of teenager Ma'Khia Bryant. Our video overview of the shooting that morning. Common Sense Takeaways The Potsdam Declaration issued to Japan during World War II, the delivery of the atomic bomb, and the USS Indianapolis incident, emphasizing the significant historical events of this date. Steve highlights the extensive power of administrative agencies and the potential overreach without proper congressional oversight, stressing the importance of legislative processes and representative governance. Norm highlights a criminal case involving animal cruelty, examining the legal definitions of abuse and torture, property rights, and constitutional statutes on the matter. Checks and balances within the U.S. government, the function of the House and Senate, and the rationale behind the Electoral College system designed to balance majority rule with state representation. Potential negative impacts of proposed policies like guaranteed income and jobs, which the hosts see as possibly fostering socialist or communist systems. Historical context is provided to underscore their views. Skepticism and criticism regarding Joe Biden's resignation, Kamala Harris’s appointment as the Democratic candidate, and the strategic implications leading up to the 2024 election. The state of Ohio's Fraternal Order of Police's decision not to endorse certain candidates, including Sherrod Brown and Steve Deters, due to their perceived positions and past actions affecting law enforcement. Concerns are raised about Universal Basic Income potentially undermining work motivation, with discussions on dystopian scenarios and the importance of maintaining incentives to work. Temporary blockage of Ohio's law allowing family members to handle mail-in ballots and debates around potential ballot harvesting, along with the implications of federal judicial decisions on firearm regulations and administrative authority. Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. info@commonsenseohioshow.com Copyright 2024...

    57 min

  8. JUL 19

    Listener Question about The Changing Face of American Idols

    A question from a CSO listener we thought deserved its own episode for a response - thanks Belinda! I would love to hear a talk about American idols. Historically, who did Americans idolize? Or perhaps more appropriately, who did we hold in high regard and love and respect? Today, there is dysfunctional idolization of the Kardashians. What did they do to deserve to be treated like national treasures? I heard someone say once they are America's royalty. What??? I will not take your time to get on my soapbox about that one. And what is the purpose of those pulling the media strings to make us believe we must wait with bated breath to know when the last loving glance between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce occurred? Is it a psyop to garner votes for Biden from a certain demographic, or to distract us from what matters? As an aside, because of the "plandemic" I have been introduced to countless Americans I have grown to admire, love and respect through their podcasts. These are "my people" who have helped lessen the feelings of being alone during the insanity that has ensued since 2020. There are so many including my many "sheep" friends unable to see the truth. Harper CPA Plus Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak and be heard. info@commonsenseohioshow.com Recorded at the 511 Studios, in the Brewery District in downtown Columbus, OH. Copyright 2024 Common Sense Ohio https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/

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We're taking a common sense approach to the news events in Ohio. And why Ohio? Well, because it's right from the middle. It's the heart of it all. It's the place where you can test almost all Americanized theories. It's a jumping-off point to having greater discussions about what's going on not only in the state of Ohio, but the country --and maybe even the rest of the world. Your Common Sense hosts are: Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. He has specialized almost exclusively in criminal defense for over 26 years. Steve is also a partner in Criminal Defense Consultants, a firm focused wholly on helping criminal defense attorneys design winning strategies for their clients. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoration car parts company. He earned undergraduate degrees in literature and journalism and graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1985. He worked in the IT industry for two years before launching a career in government relations in Columbus, Ohio. Norm has assisted clients in the Transportation, Education, Healthcare, and Public Infrastructure sectors. Brett Johnson is an award-winning podcast consultant and small business owner for nearly 10 years, leaving a long career in radio. He is passionate about helping small businesses tell their story through podcasts, and he believes podcasting is a great opportunity for different voices to speak and be heard.

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    Common Sense Ohio
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    2022 - 2024
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    103
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