10 episodes
The Paper Trail Podcast The Paper Trail Podcast
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4.8 • 29 Ratings
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Paul Myers, editor of the Sun-Gazette newspaper which covers Tulare County, and Reggie Ellis, publisher of the Sun-Gazette host the Paper Trail Podcast. Together they give a rundown of Tulare County news and bring on local guests to explore interesting aspects of Tulare County and Central Valley.
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PT 287: “Gobble, gobble”
Paul and Reggie talk about Visalia Unified pushing back their plan to come back to school; go over the county’s…
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PT 286: “It’s a scary word when it comes to freedoms”
Paul and Reggie talk about Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest limited stay at home order that institutes a 10 p.m. to…
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PT 285: “You can’t shut down the economy forever”
Paul and Reggie talk about economist Chris Thornberg’s post election analysis from last week; BellCarter LLC’s F-U to local olive…
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PT 284: “They would call that patriotism”
Paul and Reggie invite guest editorial writer for this week’s issue of The Sun-Gazette, Stephen Tootle, on to talk about…
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PT 283: “Boom, boom, boom!”
Paul and Reggie talk about the latest results in the Tulare District 3 race between Carlton Jones and Steve Harrell…
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PT 282: “But we have a plan”
Paul and Reggie sit down with Sequoia Symphony conductor Bruce Kiesling, executive director Josh Banda, and GoCreative’s Niccolo Go. Together…
Customer Reviews
12-26-75 fan
Please check out the 12-26-75 podcast. All of the research into the Exeter and Visalia murder(s) has been done and I’m sure they’d gladly share the exhaustive search that they’ve done.
Good Tulare County bash-fest
Unfortunately, even though these guys run a paper covering Tulare County, they rarely miss a chance in an episode to bash the county. I had high hopes of getting local news coverage in a podcast format, and mostly you will get that, but not without snide remarks about the local demographics. More news fellas. Less opinion.
Thrilled to have a local podcast
I have beeen a podcast junkie for a long time and have now found a local one and the guys do a good job. They mix fun with interviews and I have really learned a lot even though I thought I knew it all. ;-)