Sean Reynolds
News For Reasonable People
Dedicated to providing Alternative News and Unbiased Reporting for those tired of the mainstream media. Our Real Stories, Live Coverage, and Pressing News cover topics from social unrest to true crime. We feature Documentary Pieces and In-Depth Interviews that the media avoids, embracing Citizen Journalism and highlighting under-reported events. Tune in to our channel for daily updates on the most pressing news, and become a part of our growing community that values truth and transparency. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to never miss an episode!
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Episodes
#1,938 - LA Prosecutor says an ignored study on "Zero Bail" policy reflected 200% more violent crime 09.10.2023 18:58
What if everything you thought about criminal justice reform was turned on its head? Welcome to this hard-hitting discussion on California’s zero bail policy. It's a conversation that promises to challenge your perspectives as we uncover shocking findings from a prosecutor's study, revealing a 200% spike in violent crime. We take a deep dive into the heart of this issue, addressing the i...
#1,937 - Seattle Hard Rock Cafe closes as crime envelopes area around "The Blade" 09.10.2023 26:19
What if the closing of your favorite rock-themed restaurant was a metaphor for a broader societal issue? Buckle up as we take you down the rabbit hole, discussing the surprising closure of the Hard Rock Cafe in Seattle. We will shed light on the stark contrasts between the Seattle cafe and other Hard Rock Cafe locations, drawing vivid comparisons with a location in sunny Florida. We'll scruti...
#1,936 - Is East Harlem Target closing for same REASONS AT Portland, Seattle & San Fran?? 08.10.2023 27:13
What if the products you need on your daily run to the store started disappearing, not because of shortages, but due to the store itself closing down? Imagine a world where your local Target shuts its doors for good, not for lack of business, but because of rampant shoplifting, with East Harlem, New York as ground zero spreading across to several West Coast cities. This episode takes you on a jour...
#1,935 - Hotels should widen hallways, elevators and make furniture sturdier for plus size people?? 07.10.2023 41:10
Welcome to a conversation that dares to challenge the status quo of the hospitality industry. Our latest episode confronts an issue that has been largely whispered about - the urgent call for size-inclusive amenities in hotels. Are we ready to shed the one-size-fits-all approach and welcome a world that recognizes and respects body diversity? We aim to provide a platform for this essential dialogu...
#1,934 - As Target shuts down 2 Seattle stores residents question if crime is really to blame 06.10.2023 26:09
Ready for a deep dive into the truth behind the recent closure of nine Target stores across the United States? Brace yourselves as we expose the myriad of factors that may have led to these decisions. Amid rising rent costs, increasing crime rates, and the infiltration of third-party security guards, we unravel the complex context around these closures. Hold on tight as we shatter the false notion...
#1,933 - Homeless homeowner lives in a van while deadbeat tenant AirBNB's out home 06.10.2023 24:29
Have you ever thought about the plight of a homeless homeowner who's also a landlord? It may sound paradoxical, but that’s the reality for one Seattle resident, struggling with a tenant who's converted part of their house into an Airbnb rental without paying a dime in rent. Join us as we unravel the intriguing narrative of this homeowner, living in a van while grappling with mortgage pay...
#1,932 - East Bay city paying huge $75K singing bonus for new police officers 05.10.2023 32:51
Imagine landing a job with a whopping $75,000 signing bonus. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, that's the reality for new police officers in Alameda City. In this riveting discussion, we unpack the rationale behind such a generous financial incentive, how it compares to other cities in California, and what it means for young professionals seeking a career in law enforcement. As we explore the...
#1,931- All Philadelphia liquor stores closed after mass looting across city 05.10.2023 20:08
Welcome to a no-holds-barred conversation that bravely ventures into the troubling ripple effects of the rampant looting and property destruction in Philadelphia following a court verdict. We dissect the organized looting of a liquor store, and the profound implications it has ushered in for customers, employees, and corporations. As giants like Foot Locker, Apple, and Lululemon shutter stores cit...
#1,930 - Pac NW Government’s Attacks Against Law & Order Have Hit Target 04.10.2023 21:27
Prepare to strap yourself in as we take you on an unnerving journey into the escalating crime rates and rampant drug culture tearing apart Portland and Seattle. Brace yourself as we dismantle the disheartening response from city leaders like Portland's Mayor, Ted Wheeler, and scrutinize their failure to preserve the safety and economic viability of these cities. We're on the ground, exam...
#1,929 - San Fran hits record 30 million sf of vacant office space 04.10.2023 14:48
Are you intrigued by the paradox of thriving technology companies amidst the rising sea of vacant offices in downtown San Francisco? Brace yourself, as we dissect the factors driving a staggering 34% office vacancy rate, translating to over 30 million square feet of unoccupied space. As we navigate through this urban labyrinth of emptiness, we'll debate the role work-from-home culture has pla...
#1,928 - Antifa marches on empty Seattle Police Officers Guild building 03.10.2023 15:52
Is it ever really clear what Antifa is protesting? Do you question the motive behind their marches? Join us as we dissect a recent protest in Seattle, unpacking the puzzling components and reactions, from residents' frustrations to the peculiar presence of pride flags at a police protest. We'll leave no stone unturned, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of these often chaot...
#1,927 - Target to close 9 stores in Progressive Liberal cities citing "safety" as main issue 03.10.2023 20:44
Ever wonder why some of your favorite Target stores are closing their doors? What if we told you it's due to an alarming rise in violence, theft, and organized retail crime? Join us as we unravel the shockingly real repercussions of these issues on major retail players like Target. We navigate through the maze of these issues affecting stores in Seattle, San Francisco, Oakland, Portland, and...
#1,926 - CVS to close 900 stores as rampant shoplifting skyrockets 02.10.2023 22:42
What if the retail landscape as we know it was on the brink of a dramatic shift, driven by a dangerous surge of shoplifting and the pandemic-era online shopping boom? Join us for a grim but necessary discussion on the recent store closures by retail giants like CVS and Target, and the profound implications this holds for everyone - from consumers and communities to the retail industry at large. We...
#1,925 - On bike ride San Fran Reporter accosted by gang of teens who tried to steal his bike 02.10.2023 21:22
Is there a silent crisis unfolding in our urban areas? Brace yourself for a hard-hitting discussion as we unpack an appalling incident in San Francisco where a prominent investigative reporter was ambushed by a group of teenagers. This episode holds up a mirror to the escalating issue of youth crime and the disconcerting lack of repercussions for these juvenile delinquents. Join us as we dissect...
#1,924 - Amazon kicks off resellers who "didn't know" they were selling stolen goods 01.10.2023 25:28
Ready to uncover the labyrinthine world of online commerce? This episode unravels the murky underbelly of Amazon’s marketplace, where innocent sellers become unwitting accomplices in the sale of stolen goods. With counterfeiters and spammers running rampant, the platform that hosts millions of sellers is under siege. You'll learn how a seemingly unassuming legislation could lead to the downfa...
#1,923 - Meta (Facebook) pays $181 million to vacate office space it no longer needs 30.09.2023 16:07
Fasten your seatbelts as we're about to navigate a thorny journey through the commercial spaces reshaped by pandemic disruptions and the monumental shifts in long-term leases. Feel the tremors as Meta, Facebook’s parent company, makes a staggering $181 million decision to terminate their London lease 18 years ahead of schedule. We'll tackle the ripple effects this mega move creates, alon...
#1,922 - You could be buying shoplifted stuff on Amazon, eBay, or Facebook Marketplace 29.09.2023 22:19
Hold onto your receipts, folks! We're diving deep into the shadowy world of online shoplifting, where over $500 billion in stolen or counterfeit products are sold on platforms like Amazon, Craigslist, eBay, and Facebook Marketplace. It's a high stakes game of cat and mouse as these criminal enterprises evolve, exploiting loopholes and using techniques like dropshipping to stay one step a...
#1,921 - Oakland car break in victim tracks gear to SF - police response is shocking! 29.09.2023 38:01
What if the very city you adored turned a blind eye to your desperate pleas for justice? Imagine tracing your stolen possessions to a brazen fencing operation, right under the nose of law enforcement, only to be met with disinterest and apathy. This is the disconcerting reality we explore today, recounting the harrowing tale of Justin Schuck whose camera equipment was stolen in broad daylight in S...
#1,920 - Oakland restaurants go on strike to protest rampant crime 28.09.2023 24:56
Have you ever wondered how an entire city can collectively call for better public safety? Buckle up, as today we navigate the anxious corridors of Oakland, where over 200 businesses gear up for a strike - a desperate cry for safer streets. We'll spotlight the tragic tale of Le Chaval Restaurant, a beloved local eatery forced to shutter its doors due to relentless break-ins. From Elon Musk&apo...
#1,919 - "Bipping" Bay Area makes up new words to describe crime 28.09.2023 27:05
Ever heard of 'Bipping'? Brace yourself for a gripping insight into an escalating crime wave sweeping the Bay Area. From the notorious Fort Mason Center lot to the infamous Cobalt 30 and his band of vigilantes, we delve into the chaotic world of Bipping - a local term for break-ins and thefts from rental cars in San Francisco and Oakland. Watch the shocking video that demonstrates just h...
#1,918 - L.A. hotels fight ballot measure requiring them to give vacant rooms to homeless 27.09.2023 26:33
Ready for a reality check? Los Angeles is considering a bold move that could shake up the hospitality industry, requiring hotels to offer rooms to the city's homeless population. It's a social crisis colliding with a booming hotel industry, ripe for discourse and disagreement. Join us as we shine a spotlight on the struggles of the Skid Row Housing Authority alongside the concerns of hot...
#1,917 - 90% of sidewalks in San Fran's Snob Hill neighborhood had human feces in 2022 27.09.2023 18:26
Imagine walking down a street in one of the wealthiest cities in America and stepping on human feces – yes, you heard that right. San Francisco, famously known for its natural beauty and tech industry, has become a city where human feces are now a common sight on its sidewalks. We're unraveling this disturbing reality, city by city, neighborhood by neighborhood. From the upscale Knobhill, whe...
#1,916 - Confronting Homelessness: San Francisco's Legal Battle with Sacramento 26.09.2023 30:27
Ready to confront the hard truths about homelessness and its impact on our cities? Brace yourselves as we venture into the gripping saga of San Francisco's District Attorney's legal battle with Sacramento over its failure to clean up homeless encampments. Hear about the alleged criminal activities within these encampments and how policy choices - influenced by us, the voters - contribute...
#1,915 - San Fran now recruiting new police officers in Texas 26.09.2023 26:28
Ever pondered what it takes for a city to go the extra mile to solve a police recruitment crisis? Or, wondered about the repercussions of defunding the police? In this very episode, we unmask the desperate efforts of San Francisco as they turn to Texas, reaching out to universities and prospective cadets, in hopes of replenishing their dwindling police force. We offer a first-hand account of our t...
#1,914 - CVS closes yet another drugstore in DT San Fran 25.09.2023 21:22
Ready to explore the urban jungle of San Francisco in its raw, unfiltered form? Get set as we journey through the city's crumbling infrastructure, moving from the shuttered doors of CVS at 601 Mission Street to the deserted Nordstrom at Union Square. We break down the local market dynamics, unpacking the city's socio-economic issues and revealing how they're influencing businesses....
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