Heard Tell: Covering culture and politics, but without all the caterwauling. Writing & media from Andrew Donaldson
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"Follow the money" Explains Sports and Politics
One of our principles on Heard Tell when covering politics & culture is “follow the money” since that’s the closest you usually can get to the truth in a world that is all about image, branding, and marketing. But the same increasingly appl...
"Follow The Money" Explains Sports Headlines
One of our principles on Heard Tell when covering politics & culture is “follow the money” since that’s the closest you usually can get to the truth in a world that is all about image, branding, and marketing. But the same increasingly appl...
America 250 w/Englishman Ben Harris: Part Two
Talking America 250 (Part 2). The conversation turns stateside as Ben Harris, an Englishman with a serious soft spot for America but experienced working in the UK Parliament, walks through his viral essay on American exceptionalism: freedom...
America 250 w/Englishman Ben Harris Part One
For the 4th of July and reviving an old tradition, Host Andrew sits down with our man in Westminster, Ben Harris, for the 4th of July episode. Ben (soccer jersey and all) breaks down why Britain can't build anything due to a planning system...
Talking America 250 w/Englishman Ben Harris
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Andrew Donaldson is a widely published writer and commentator. He regularly contributes to States Newsroom outlet West Virginia Watch, is the managing editor of Ordinary-times.com, and host of the Heard Tell Podcast, Substack, and YouTube channel.
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I offer you The Saturday List each...Saturday. I also interview people on YouTube, and it's called The Vandy Program. Marketing executive by day.
Political Vibes Synthesiser™️ hopefully on a TV or radio near you. Blades Fan. YIMBY. Just build it.
I am a writer and journalist based in Washington, D.C. My first book "We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation" comes out in August 2021.
Random thoughts and musings.
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