https://simplecast.com Since April 2005, Donna Feazell, Host of Donna's Edge has been “looking out for YOU" with topics including politics, REAL NEWS, budget strategy, fashion, relationships and more. This is YOUR Show. Donna Relies on her audience to send emails for meaningful topics as NO topic is too large or too small when it comes to bringing information to YOU! I love serving you with honest and reliable research data and it's what makes me come alive. Donna's Edge is syndicated on Roku, Apple TV and Amazon Fire, vio OBBM, on MyLoopTV as well as Spreely Radio. If you would like to become a Guest in order to “get your point across without public humiliation or interruption”, or if you would like her to research a specific topic for you, email donna@donnasedge.com. en Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:41:33 +0000 Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:41:43 +0000 https://donnas-edge.simplecast.com https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/11807838-593f-45cb-994b-6078851fc01d/4f2796f4-e176-486f-a9d0-601d6b992567/3000x3000/cropped-1792787584737.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://donnas-edge.simplecast.com episodic Since April 2005, Donna Feazell, Host of Donna's Edge has been “looking out for YOU" with topics including politics, REAL NEWS, budget strategy, fashion, relationships and more. This is YOUR Show. Donna Relies on her audience to send emails for meaningful topics as NO topic is too large or too small when it comes to bringing information to YOU! I love serving you with honest and reliable research data and it's what makes me come alive. Donna's Edge is syndicated on Roku, Apple TV and Amazon Fire, vio OBBM, on MyLoopTV as well as Spreely Radio. If you would like to become a Guest in order to “get your point across without public humiliation or interruption”, or if you would like her to research a specific topic for you, email donna@donnasedge.com. Donna Feazell false https://feeds.simplecast.com/MciqjbSK Spreely Media tdlittlepage@yahoo.com 32332a09-c9f0-41e6-ae8b-c1c3b34e5a29 Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:41:33 +0000 tdlittlepage@yahoo.com (Spreely Media) https://donnas-edge.simplecast.com/episodes/thursday-show-10292026-sam-anthony-founder-ceo-of-nico-ventures-and-yournews-25rVU6vO Sam Anthony Founder CEO of Nico Ventures and yournews Spreely Media 00:30:00 Donna Feazell takes the mic to expose the gaping hole in North Alabama’s local news ecosystem. She shares street‑level conversations with residents who repeatedly ask, “Where’s our town’s story?” and highlights how the regional TV stations barely scratch the surface, even when local high‑school football dominates the headlines. The episode spotlights Justin, a grassroots reporter who’s stepping into the breach, covering everything from a double train derailment to the quirky history of Oxford’s former name, Lick Skillet, and the odd law banning blue jeans on Noble Street. Donna weaves these anecdotes into a larger call to action: ordinary citizens must become citizen journalists, filming council meetings, interviewing mayors, and posting real‑time updates on platforms like yournews.com. Sam, founder of Nico Ventures, joins the conversation to discuss how a new generation of 15‑ to 20‑year‑old “home‑schoolers” and tech‑savvy teens are eager to reclaim the truth, while older adults seem stuck in a media echo chamber. Donna critiques national politics, citing Ron Paul’s integrity and Stephen A. Smith’s take on political wealth, to illustrate why local accountability matters more than distant power brokers. Listeners walk away with a concrete roadmap: start with your backyard, ask questions at city council, document the stories that matter, and submit them to yournews.com. The episode ends with a rallying cry for anyone willing to pick up a camera, a notebook, or even a smartphone and become the next “Charlie Kirk of their neighborhood,” filling the void that mainstream outlets have left behind. Donna Feazell takes the mic to expose the gaping hole in North Alabama’s local news ecosystem. She shares street‑level conversations with residents who repeatedly ask, “Where’s our town’s story?” and highlights how the regional TV stations barely scratch the surface, even when local high‑school football dominates the headlines. The episode spotlights Justin, a grassroots reporter who’s stepping into the breach, covering everything from a double train derailment to the quirky history of Oxford’s former name, Lick Skillet, and the odd law banning blue jeans on Noble Street. Donna weaves these anecdotes into a larger call to action: ordinary citizens must become citizen journalists, filming council meetings, interviewing mayors, and posting real‑time updates on platforms like yournews.com. Sam, founder of Nico Ventures, joins the conversation to discuss how a new generation of 15‑ to 20‑year‑old “home‑schoolers” and tech‑savvy teens are eager to reclaim the truth, while older adults seem stuck in a media echo chamber. Donna critiques national politics, citing Ron Paul’s integrity and Stephen A. Smith’s take on political wealth, to illustrate why local accountability matters more than distant power brokers. Listeners walk away with a concrete roadmap: start with your backyard, ask questions at city council, document the stories that matter, and submit them to yournews.com. The episode ends with a rallying cry for anyone willing to pick up a camera, a notebook, or even a smartphone and become the next “Charlie Kirk of their neighborhood,” filling the void that mainstream outlets have left behind. false full 200