Hi, everybody. Cheryl Ackison here. Welcome to another edition of the Cheryl Ackison Podcast.

Today, checking in as I'm researching a lot of topics you're going to be interested in,

we'll be talking a little bit about COVID, long COVID, COVID vaccine injuries, and much more.

We have so much to talk about. There's so much going on in the world and it's really going to be

not only a busy election year coming up, but even prior to that, on topics that don't even

necessarily have to do with the election or don't directly impact the election, there's so much to say.

And I'm filing today's podcast more or less just to check in because it's been a couple of weeks,

the reason the podcast has been on hiatus, I guess you could say is because I've been traveling heavily

for a full measure, the upcoming season nine, which begins September 10th.

Some of you may know that we produce our original television news program, which airs on Sundays

throughout the year. We produce it from about September until the end of May, and then we hit the

road and we spend the summer researching and beginning to shoot new stories on topics that I know

you care about. I'm looking for stories that are under reported in particular stories that

maybe you're hearing one side of but not another, and in the reporting I do, I'm generally not going

to be telling you what I think you ought to conclude about something, particularly a controversy that's

a matter of debate. My goal is to put information on the table, particularly that which powerful

interest may not want you to hear about, so that you have the tools to make up your own mind.

I'm entirely opposed to the trend which has evolved as a big propaganda tool since about the

2015 time period. I mean it existed before but it really came out of the closet in the 2015 time

period. I'm against the trend of journalists and others curating your information, whether it's social

media, Google, important public figures, the government, trying to tell you that you shouldn't

consider certain viewpoints or you shouldn't even see or hear or read certain information that

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