Jason in the Morning

Hey. Just because you’re an astronaut doesn’t mean you can be on time and just because you’re the First Lady doesn’t mean you’re immune to social media trolls. Even when trying to do a seemingly right thing.

Todays episode discusses a controversial surrogacy, murders in Burkina Faso and the Queen gets a title.

Today we discuss a rural border murder. National champions from UCONN and new platforms for AI videos.

Today’s episode covers the red light District woes in Amsterdam winners of the NCAA women’s basketball championship and discussing the storms that have been ravishing the Midwest of the United States

Today’s episode talks about the FCC trying to crack down on the phone texting scams and questioning how people go about watching their streaming shows and updating you on the first day of two number twos bounced from the NCAA men’s tournament

Todays episode poses question of guilty by association or innocent til proven guilty. Tik tok bans abound and another train derails. This time in Arizona

Today’s episode of Jason in the morning explores questions surrounding why virtual assistance did not catch on to the speed at which artificial intelligence was improving and George Santos, the congressman sponsors, a bill to question the qualifications of those in office, including the highest office

Today’s episode of Jason in the morning covers the report of Gregg Berhalter, the former US men’s national team coach and their findings from the 1992 actions between him and his wife the lies of Frank Abagnale Junior on display again and something called protopia

Todays episode discusses how tipping has become more confusing in the service industry, and how a religious statement was deemed as litter and finally Swiss says they’ll continue to be Suiss.

Today’s episode of Jason in the morning talks about sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good. And also Berlin going topless for equality.

Todays episode covers bans from Disney (ish) and Indias new stance on arming villagers.

Today’s episode update you on the kidnapping of for Americans in Mexico earlier this week, as well as an student being arrested in Russia for social media, and also discussing an article about motivation and seeking the truth

Todays tales involve leaving the country for healthcare, arrests made in train derailment and Singapore cracks down on morality.

Todays episode alerts attendees of the Asbury revival of a measles outbreak. Whiskey fungus on Tennessee. A blowout in Liverpool

In today’s episode, we cover a little update on a story where I go fund me campaign went wrong. We also talk about Hoda Muthana who has found herself in a Syrian prison camp because of decision she made as a 20 year old in Alabama that in sports coming up on your episode of Jason in the morning

Todays episode talks about child care mandates for semiconductor production and concerns over trains remain in Ohio and Greece

Covers the forgotten story from 11th at old reading sexual book to a school board in Maine.

Todays episode discusses time zones for the moon and also train derailments and not letting people sleep at shelters

In todays episode we discuss Canadas deadline to ban TikTok, Fords patent to let vehicles repossess themselves and a bit of positive spin to finally treating minor criminals like criminals.

Todays episode asks the questions about origins of Covid, it snowed in SoCal, and more.

Todays episode discusses the end of the asbury revival and how 3D printed houses Can help developing nations

Todays episode asks about how to handle the rapid movements of AI and a boneheaded move by an elementary principal.

Today’s episode covers a lot of different topics, but among them discussing a four day work week and really, if that will help improvement in work, efficiencies or distract from them

In this episode of Jason in the Morning, we talk about under aged brides in India, and the sweep up of their husbands, and those who married them, as well as revisions of a popular children’s author, and raising the questions of how to prepare folks for massive life changes, especially in the case of reparations

Today’s episode talks about trouble with cows in New Mexico, derailing, trains, and questions about what is causing so many