Jim Krauss on the State on the Family Farm in Alabama

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Do you want a voice in what happens in your community….or do you prefer to just complain about things online? How willing are you to show up? Attend a meeting or open house? Speak during public comments? Email your leaders? Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins discuss recent issues affecting Gulf Shores and Baldwin County, and several ways (in the immediate days and weeks) that you can get involved.  Not every video that we post is about corruption or controversy. Many highlights are simply about staying informed, hearing people out, sharing ideas, and helping raise awareness.

The Cost of Demanding Accountability

Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins talk Orange Beach/Gulf Shores politics, the high personal risks of demanding government accountability and transparency, scrutinizing truth at every level of government, and welcome over 400 new followers since our last post!

Jim Krauss on the State on the Family Farm in Alabama

On this special episode of “The People’s Voice,” we sit down with Jim Krauss, a multi-generational farmer from Elberta, Alabama, to discuss the realities facing family farms today. From rising operating costs and shrinking profit margins to development pressures and labor shortages, Jim shares firsthand insight into the challenges impacting farmers here in Baldwin County and across America. We also discuss: * 🌾 The importance of preserving family farms * 🚜 The rising costs of equipment, fuel, fertilizer, and supplies * 💰 Why it has become increasingly difficult for small farms to compete * 🏘️ The impact of Baldwin County’s rapid growth and development on our agricultural land * 🥕 Buying local and how consumers can support farmers * 🇺🇸 Food security and why American agriculture matters * 👨‍🌾 Passing family farms on to the next generation * 🌱 What community members and policymakers can do to help ensure local farming survives for future generations Whether you live on a farm or simply enjoy fresh, locally grown food, this conversation offers an important look at the people who help feed our communities every day. 🎙️ Watch now and join the conversation!

Ethics, what's that?!

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Jerry Carl Makes His Case for Alabama's First Congressional District

On this episode of WFUZ-TV: The People's Voice, hosts Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins sit down with Jerry Carl, candidate for Alabama's First Congressional District, for an in-depth conversation ahead of the August 11 Special Republican Primary. Following Alabama's congressional redistricting, Jerry Carl explains why he believes he is the right choice to once again represent South Alabama in Congress. He reflects on his humble upbringing, the values that shaped him, and why he argues that experience matters when it comes to delivering results in Washington. The conversation explores the issues driving this campaign, including infrastructure, price gouging, economic concerns, and the future of Alabama's First Congressional District. Jerry also discusses his recent endorsement from President Donald Trump, along with support from numerous conservative organizations, elected officials, and public figures, and why he believes that support reflects his record and vision for the district. We also discuss the unique challenges of a special election, where turnout can ultimately decide the outcome. Jerry shares his belief that campaigns are most successful when they give voters someone to vote for, rather than simply someone to vote against, and explains why he believes offering a positive vision is the key to earning the public's trust and support. Let's hear former U.S. Representative Jerry Carl out as he makes his case, lays it all on the table, and works to earn your vote!