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The Fed’s Funny Money In ‘Education’

The Fed’s Funny Money In ‘Education’

In this episode, Tim Brown and Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor examine how federal education funding is distributed through grants, programs, and partnerships. The discussion explores taxpayer-funded education initiatives, workforce development, artificial intelligence investments, and the expanding role of federal agencies in shaping education policy and spending priorities.

Government Assigned Worth: The Shift From ‘Worthlessness’ To ‘Servitude’

Government Assigned Worth: The Shift From ‘Worthlessness’ To ‘Servitude’

In this episode, Tim Brown and Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor examine how education policy, workforce readiness initiatives, artificial intelligence, and federal labor programs are becoming increasingly interconnected. The discussion explores the evolving relationship between education and employment and how these policies may affect students, workers, and communities.

AI’s Union: Education & Labor

AI’s Union: Education & Labor

In this episode, Tim Brown is joined by Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor to examine the growing connection between artificial intelligence, education, and labor policy. From workforce development initiatives to federal agency partnerships, the discussion explores how AI is influencing the future of work, training, and education systems across America.

Stacked & Tracked: A Data Center Primer

Stacked & Tracked: A Data Center Primer

In this episode, Tim Brown and Lynne Taylor break down the rapid expansion of data centers, the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence, and the growing collection and storage of personal data. From government initiatives to public private partnerships, this discussion examines how these systems are being built and what they could mean for privacy, freedom, and the future of society.

Can You Smell What The Feds Are Shoveling?

Can You Smell What The Feds Are Shoveling?

In this episode, Tim Brown is joined by Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor to examine the ongoing restructuring of the Department of Education and how its authority may be spreading across multiple federal agencies, raising concerns about education policy, labor partnerships, and federal reach.

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