Common Sense Ohio
Common Sense Ohio
We're taking a common sense approach to the news events in Ohio. And why Ohio? Well, because it's right from the middle. It's the heart of it all. It's the place where you can test almost all Americanized theories. It's a jumping-off point to having greater discussions about politics and news. And what's going on not only in the state of Ohio, but the country --and maybe even the rest of the world. Your Common Sense hosts are: Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defense. Norm Murdock is an automobile racing driver and owner of a high-performance and restoratio...
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Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
Issue 1 and Issue 2 In Ohio. What Now? 10.11.2023 1:15:14
Hey there Common Sense Ohio fans, Hope you're doing well! In the episode "Issue 1 and 2. What Now?," Norm and Brett delve into some thought-provoking topics, including women's options regarding pregnancy and adoption, the complex issue of marijuana legalization, and Ohio's impact on national politics post-election. They also discuss the challenges of the adoption process and the impact of changing...
The Impact of Ohio Issue 1 03.11.2023 1:20:34
We discuss the potential repercussions and emphasize the importance of understanding the proposed amendment's implications before voting. Learn more from detailed information on the current laws and the proposed constitutional amendment. And we predict outcomes and discuss the impact it may have on future court decisions. Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Palmer Legal Defens...
Proactive and Reactive Policing: Balancing Expectations and Realities in Law Enforcement 27.10.2023 1:10:07
Norm Murdock and Steve Palmer welcome special guests Brian Steel and Steven Walter about pressing policing issues affecting our community. Brian Steel is the Executive Vice President of FOP Capital City Lodge #9 serving 4300 members. Steven Walter is a return guest, heard in this episode , and a retired U.S. Marine Corps officer and a retired sergeant from the Columbus Police Department. We explor...
Making Tax Laws Understandable with Glenn Harper from Harper & Company CPA's 20.10.2023 1:14:27
We had a fascinating discussion with Glenn Harper from Harper & Company CPA's on tax codes, strategies, and the importance of understanding the system. Here are three key takeaways from our conversation: 1️⃣ The Tax Code is Complex: There are different tax codes for different individuals, particularly distinguishing between regular employees and self-employed individuals/entrepreneurs. Self-em...
The Conflict Between Israel, Hamas, and Proxy Wars 13.10.2023 1:15:06
In this episode, the team delves into the complex situation in Gaza. We explore the possibility of military operations similar to those in Fallujah and question whether Israel would engage in genocide themselves. We highlight the significance of the ongoing Hamas resistance and a pro-Hamas event planned at The Ohio State University. It's a conversation that challenges our understanding of the conf...
The Gaetz Eight - Sellouts or Futurists? 06.10.2023 1:04:57
We covered a wide range of topics that are sure to leave you thinking. Here are the key takeaways: Government Spending & Currency Devaluation: With the world seeming out of control, it's important to confront the Democrats as forcefully as they confront the Republicans regarding budget issues. The government's inability to control spending could lead to a "death spiral" affecting public servic...
Happy One Year Anniversary To Common Sense Ohio 29.09.2023 40:19
Well, no cake, or ice cream, or fireworks, but we are taking a moment to thank you for listening to Common Sense Ohio. We are thrilled to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of our podcast, Common Sense Ohio! It has been an incredible journey of learning and growth, and we want to express our gratitude to all of our loyal listeners for their support throughout the year. We look forward to many more e...
"Moral Unburdening Was Found In The Collective Identity" 22.09.2023 1:00:58
We dive into this fascinating quote Steve uses frequently: "moral unburdening was found in the collective identity." Remember Desert Storm? The US showed the footage of the "highway of death" and the American people demanded that the troops come home. But did we really think about the purpose of our presence in Iraq? If we had focused on prosecuting the Iraqi Republican Guard instead of getting ca...
The Eyes Of Freedom - Paying Tribute to Lima Company 15.09.2023 1:14:35
On the latest episode of the Common Sense Ohio podcast, we hear stories of service and sacrifice from Lima Company and connect with amazing individuals like Kelly Jones-Swenson from The Eyes Of Freedom and Stephen Walter, former Marine, and Columbus police officer. It was an absolute honor to be a part of this discussion on bravery, dedication, and the importance of remembering our veterans. 🇺🇸 He...
Oberlin College: A Liberal Institution Facing Criticism and Backlash 08.09.2023 1:08:19
🔥 In this episode, we dive into various thought-provoking topics, offering our signature common sense commentary. Here are three key takeaways from the episode: 1️⃣ The Importance of Parental Choice in Education: We discuss the reasons why some parents choose private schools over public schools, including concerns about standardized test scores, limited opportunities, violence, and cultural influ...
Remembering Joe the Plumber: A Symbol of the Middle Class and Conservative Movement 01.09.2023 1:11:12
It's time for a recap of our latest episode of Common Sense Ohio with Norm Murdock, Steve Palmer, and Brett Johnson. Here are the highlights in just 45 seconds: 1. The Reagan Tokes Act: We dive into the implications of this act, which has brought back indeterminate sentencing and increased the power of the parole authority. Join us as we examine the Act's impact on the judicial system and the cons...
Sorting Out Discrimination: Should Resources Be Distributed? 25.08.2023 1:03:32
We dive deep into matters that affect our everyday Ohio lives. Wayne National Forest proposes changing the name to Buckeye National Forest Progressive Insurance sued for 'patently unlawful' racism by offering $25,000 grants to help black-owned businesses buy vehicles but ruling out whites, Asians, Latinos, and others Post Malone and Nickleback Cashed In On Congressional COVID Funds Criminal charge...
JD Vance's Fight for East Palestine: Pollution, Lack of Action, and Demanding Answers 18.08.2023 1:05:29
Hey there fellow Ohioans! Get ready for another episode of the Common Sense Ohio Podcast for August 18, 2023. First up, a Twitter feud went down involving former Republican staffer, Lizzie Marbach. It sparked quite a debate when she made a religious statement on Twitter. Republican Congressman Max Miller and State Representative KC Weinstein, both Jewish, went head-to-head with Marbach. Eventually...
Hawaii Disaster: Lahaina Burns Down, and Questions Around Federal Relief 11.08.2023 1:15:00
In this episode, we discuss a range of topics, from concerns about FEMA and its potential negative effects to the impact of federal disaster declarations. We also delve into the intriguing viewpoints of respected individuals in the scientific field regarding the spread of the virus. Here are the three key takeaways from this episode: 1️⃣ FEMA Rethink: Do you worry about overbuilding and underinsur...
The White House's Influence on Social Media Platforms 04.08.2023 1:07:52
Here are the key takeaways from the episode: 1️⃣ Due Process and Fair Trials: The episode delved into the importance of due process of law, particularly related to the 14th Amendment and the anti-slavery amendments. It highlighted the right to a fair trial, meaningful defense, and the impact of unfair prosecutions, particularly on minority and black individuals in the South during the Jim Crow era...
Breaking Down The New Ohio Biennial Budget 28.07.2023 1:19:10
We unpack what our Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is signing... Thanks again to our guest Bernie Moreno, Candidate, U.S. Senate Ohio who was on the podcast last week The Ohio biennial budget is $86 billion - 1200 pages long One major change is the transfer of education policy control from the state board of education to a cabinet-level Tsar of education. We question the sustainability and effectiveness...
We Welcome Bernie Moreno, Candidate, U.S. Senate Ohio 21.07.2023 1:13:59
We want to thank Bernie Moreno for stopping by the 511 Studios for this chat about his upcoming race for the U.S. Senate seat, representing Ohio. Bernie Moreno is a first-generation immigrant and a candidate for the United States Senate. With a focus on common sense and a commitment to serving Ohio, Moreno's unique perspective and experience bring forth some thought-provoking insights. We explore...
Exploring the Constitutional Implications of Offensive Language 14.07.2023 1:14:01
In this episode of Common Sense Ohio, we delve into thought-provoking topics that affect our society and explore solutions from a scientific and psychological perspective. We discuss the importance of understanding the root causes of negative behavior and implementing effective tools to address them. We challenge the notion that societal issues are solely the result of government or leftist polici...
Social Media: A Battle for Political Influence 07.07.2023 1:16:07
A huge injunction was put in place on July 4, 2023, limiting the Biden administration from working with social media companies. We delve into the complex intersection of politics, social media, and the First Amendment. The federal judge prohibits coordination with social media. This summary captures the main idea of the text, which is the decision made by a federal judge to grant injunctive relief...
Supreme Court Decision Affecting Ohioans 30.06.2023 1:11:25
A number of SCOTUS decisions are being made prior to the 4th of July weekend. Here's an overview of our common sense take... The decision is limited to admissions and does not apply to other areas like scholarships or job promotions. The court ruled that race can be considered as part of a person's story in admissions, but cannot be the sole factor. The hosts debate the effectiveness of affirmativ...
IRS Going Rogue 23.06.2023 1:07:24
In this episode, Steve and Norm begin by highlighting an incident involving an IRS agent who falsely represented their purpose when visiting a woman's house in Ohio. They express concern over the need to protect constitutional rights and question the arming of IRS agents. They also mention an incident where an armed IRS team entered a gun shop in Montana, raising doubts about the necessity of such...
Pro-choice v. Pro-abortion: The Fight Over Ohio's Proposed Amendment 16.06.2023 1:04:44
This week for some Common Sense Ohio... 1. The Indictment of Donald Trump 2. Education and School Funding 3. Building a New FBI Headquarters 4. Proposed Amendment on Abortion and Reproductive Rights 5. Real Estate and Disasters 6. Ohio Budget Bills 7. JD Vance and the Trump Endorsement 8. Proposed Amendments in Ohio on Voting Requirements Stephen Palmer is the Managing Partner for the law firm, Pa...
Your Weekly Dose of Common Sense 09.06.2023 50:08
On this episode of Common Sense Ohio, we discuss various topics including the importance of enforcing standards and creating specific laws that can be consistently enforced. We also touch on the sensitive topic of the death penalty and how it is perceived by people in Cincinnati. Additionally, we discuss the value of allowing open and educational debates about controversial topics in academia, and...
Death Penalty Pros and Cons 02.06.2023 1:21:32
In this episode of Common Sense Ohio, we discuss the complicated and political nature of the criminal justice system. We question the practicality and morality of the death penalty and highlight the risk of wrongful convictions. We also discuss challenges in determining guilt in cases involving child sex crimes and emphasize the importance of individual responsibility and consequence. Guest Paul S...
Robert Cooperman from Stage Right Theatrics 19.05.2023 1:12:38
The episode also offers a refreshing approach to discussing conservative representation in the arts. Rather than advocating for a particular message or agenda, Robert Cooperman, our guest, and owner of Stage Right Theatrics, promotes the Natural Theater. This presents the founding philosophy of the country through art. “We have protagonists on stage who are not defined by their victim status...the...
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