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Serving up Dependence on Government, One Free Lunch at a Time With Lynne Taylor

Serving up Dependence on Government, One Free Lunch at a Time With Lynne Taylor

Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor examines free school meals and the Community Eligibility Provision, following the connections among USDA school nutrition programs, SNAP and EBT, proposed school-meal legislation, student data, government benefits, and parental authority. The discussion asks what expanding government-funded services could mean for family independence, privacy, and parental rights.

Data Center Tutorial Bundle: Complete 3-Part Special Audio Series

Data Center Tutorial Bundle

This complete three part audio series by Lynne Taylor takes a deep dive into the expanding world of data centers and their impact on communities, public policy, health concerns, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and citizen engagement. Gain access to all three presentations in one convenient bundle and discover the facts rarely covered by mainstream media.

Includes:

  • Part One: Data Centers Primer
  • Part Two: Health Damages From Data Centers
  • Part Three: Data Center Legislation Moratoriums and Citizen Action

Original Air Dates: May 30, June 7, and June 14, 2026

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.

A Community Of Freedom Agenda? Not So Fast!

A Community Of Freedom Agenda? Not So Fast!

In this episode, Tim Brown and Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor examine the concept of a Community of Freedom agenda and whether local planning initiatives are truly community driven or part of larger policy frameworks. The discussion explores governance, economic development, education, and regional planning efforts that may be shaping communities across the nation.

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