Stoveleg Media, Igniting Conversation.

The Wantskneyedged. We are joined by Beth Braden, a researcher for the True Sunlight podcast and Luna Shark Media.

Beth has been a friend of the show for a long time.

It's been on Bless Their Hearts as well as True Crimecast. And Beth, we had to call in the bullpen this time

because you're the expert on this. Yeah, no, I'm glad to be here. Beth, you've been in the

reporting business for a long, long time going back to your days at the La Follett Press newspaper. And yeah, it's been

really awesome to hear some of your stories over the years. So thank you so much for joining

us on this case. Yeah, no problem. And thanks for listening because wow, do I have a lot of stories.

Oh, yeah. At some point, we need to do a true crime to go to talk about a crime, quote unquote, that's

happening in the Campbell County area where the Lafollett Press originated.

There's a, they got a countywide settlement for the opioid settlement money, you know,

that the federal government gave for the opioid lawsuits or whatever.

And Campbell County is voting to use that money to buy a Jumbotron for their football team.

Again, this money is in efforts to support the opioid crisis.

And they've spun it that they could play, like, don't do drug videos on the Jumbotron at football games.

I don't understand what's the problem here?

Oh gosh.

That sounds like Campbell County, doesn't it?

Yes, it sounds like me trying to convince the IRS that I had to go to Florida to work

because it made me more productive to be at the beach.

And that's why I wrote it off when I did my taxes.

Actually, I think that is a legitimate write-off.

...