Sean Reynolds

News For Reasonable People

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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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Sean Reynolds

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Jul 9, 2026

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#1,863 - San Fran to experiment with cleaning up U.N. Plaza by replacing a Farmers Market with a skate park 25.08.2023

Does the solution of replacing an open-air drug market with a skate park seem a bit counter-intuitive to you? We too found ourselves scratching our heads at this decision made by San Francisco officials who believe swapping out a farmer's market to make room for skateboarders will help eradicate the area of its rampant drug usage. In this thought-provoking discussion, we delve into our skepti...

#1,862 - Crime Rises dramatically in first 90 Days of Brandon Johnson's Tenure as Chicago Mayor 24.08.2023

Is Chicago's escalating crime rate a reflection of Mayor Brandon Johnson's ineffective leadership, or is there more to the story? Join us today for an eye-opening exploration of pressing issues plaguing the Windy City. Drawing from alarming statistics released by the Chicago Police Department, we tackle the grim reality of public safety, examining if Mayor Johnson's approach is maki...

#1,861 - Shake Shack Founder Shutters Two Manhattan Restaurants after Hotel Converted to Migrant Shelter 24.08.2023

When the city of dreams turns into a city of challenges, who bears the brunt? Get ready to unravel the unseen aspects of New York City's sanctuary city policies and the impact they have on the local businesses and economy. We'll be throwing light on an intriguing case of Danny Meyer, the founder of Shake Shack, who recently had to shut two of his Manhattan restaurants following the trans...

#1,860 - DC supermarket near closing after $500K in groceries walks out the door 22.08.2023

Get ready to uncover the shocking truth behind the alarming shoplifting epidemic shaking up the United States, particularly in the heart of Washington D.C. We promise to leave no stone unturned as we expose the grim reality of this crisis that threatens the survival of a local supermarket. Discover the audacity of these thieves who walk out of stores with carts full of stolen items to sell for dru...

#1,859 - 'defund police' cities grappling with crime surge boost police funding amid staffing shortfalls 21.08.2023

Imagine a world where a call for change spirals into an unexpected crisis. City officials who once championed defunding the police, are now scrambling to restore order as crime rates surge across the nation. Join us as we engage in a critical discussion on the repercussions of defunding the police and the complex predicament that has surfaced in its wake. We dissect the intricate dynamics of the d...

#1,858 - San Fran's $1.2 billion Hayes Point tower stops construction over rampant crime and homelessness 21.08.2023

Curious about the dramatic halt of a multi-billion-dollar construction project in San Francisco? Join us as we peel back the layers of one of the most pivotal real estate decisions in recent times. We delve into the intriguing story behind the pause on the $1.2 billion Hayes Point Tower project, a decision spurred by the market’s downward spiral. The city grapples with the exodus of retailers and...

#1,857 - San Fran's Doom Loop continues as property owners contest $60 billion in property values 20.08.2023

Ever wonder why the skyline of major cities like San Francisco, Portland, and New York City seems a little less gleaming these days? We're setting the stage to discuss the significant and alarming drop in property values that has swept through these cities, transforming iconic landmarks into heavily discounted investment opportunities. We'll walk you through the precipitous drop in asses...

#1,856 - From Defund Police to Double Pay for Overtime: Policing in Portland 19.08.2023

What if your city's mayor decided to offer double overtime to police officers? Would it be a successful strategy, or a costly misstep? Join us as we dissect Mayor Ted Wheeler's proposal amid Portland's understaffed police bureau. We're going to get real about potential burnouts, and whether pouring the budget into overtime pay might be a missed opportunity to bring fresh blood...

#1,855 - One of Oregon's largest companies, Hoffman Construction to leave downtown Portland headquarters 18.08.2023

What happens when a century-old pillar of a city decides to pack up and leave? That's the question we're grappling with today, as we dig into Hoffman Construction's stunning decision to relocate their headquarters out of downtown Portland. This move isn't just a seismic shift for Oregon's largest construction company; it's a sign of the times, reflecting a wave of bus...

#1,854 - San Francisco Doom Loop Tour Charges $30 To See City’s ‘Squalor’ and "decay" 18.08.2023

Are you ready to explore the underside of San Francisco's seemingly glamorous facade? Join us as we venture into the Doom Loop Tour, a gritty immersion into the city's socio-economic dynamics, guided by an urban policy professional and a co-founder of one of the city's largest neighborhood associations. We'll bring you along the abandoned tech offices, the nonprofit outposts, a...

#1,853 - Open letter from Gump's to city leaders on the deplorable conditions of San Francisco 17.08.2023

San Francisco, once a jewel of urban society, is now on the brink of ruination due to rampaging issues of homelessness, unchecked drug use and public safety concerns. These realities, reflected in the open letter of city's iconic Gumps, call for an immediate action from the city and state officials. We grapple with the complexities of these issues, particularly the homelessness problem, the f...

#1,852 - Government employees in San Francisco told to work from home due to the high levels of crime 17.08.2023

Can you imagine a city where crime rates dictate where and how you do your job? A city where the real estate market trembles under the weight of escalating criminal activity? That's exactly what we're dealing with in San Francisco, and we're here to expose the gritty reality. This episode takes you straight into the heart of San Francisco, where the Department of Health and Human Se...

#1,851 - Instead of removing encampment surrounding school bus stop, Portland moves bus stop down road 16.08.2023

What happens when good intentions go wrong, and progressive policies become the catalyst for a burgeoning homeless crisis? The city of Portland is struggling with this reality, as unchecked drug use, theft, and even human trafficking engulf the streets. We take you into the heart of Southeast Steel Street, where the encampments of the homeless form a grim backdrop. Hear the distressing experiences...

#1,850 - Portland neighborhood property values tanking due to homelessness and crime 16.08.2023

How would you react if your peaceful neighborhood was suddenly hit by a wave of crime and homelessness, causing your property value to plummet? It's a reality that Todd Littlefield, a long-time resident of Portland's Lent neighborhood, is grappling with. Join us as we dissect the increasingly problematic scenario of depreciating property values and the rising homeless population in Lent&...

#1,849 - Seattle's Tiny Home Mystery: 200 Homes Locked Up, Streets Filled with Tents! 15.08.2023

Why are over 200 tiny homes, meant to provide shelter for the homeless, locked away in a storage lot in Seattle? It's a question that demands answers, and we're not afraid to ask it. We invite you to listen in as we delve into this perplexing scenario with insight from Marcella Middleton, a homeless individual who is grappling with the harsh realities of street life. She shares her candi...

#1,848 - Oregon Gov. convenes task force to tackle Portland's many problems woes 15.08.2023

Unmask the complex reality of Portland’s faltering economy and burgeoning homelessness crisis in our deep-dive conversation that exposes the controversial policies and the unanticipated 'growing pains' that have led to the city's current predicament. We promise an insightful analysis of Oregon Governor Kotech's ambitious plan, supported by Mayor Ted Wheeler and Multnomah County...

#1,847 - Retired Seattle cop unloads on mayor and city council in brutal resignation letter 14.08.2023

Prepare to be taken aback as we reveal the shocking state of affairs within the Seattle Police Department, painted by none other than our special guest, retired Lieutenant Jessica Taylor. A journey across the toxic realm of Seattle’s leadership, the leniency of the prosecutor's office, and the appalling city council decisions that have precipitated a rapid decline in the city’s state of affai...

#1,846 - Anheuser Busch to sell off craft beer brands in wake of woke PR disaster 14.08.2023

Buckle up for a thrilling journey into the world of marketing faux pas, as we delve into Anheuser-Busch's missteps that cost them a staggering $27 billion in market value. Ever wondered how a beer giant's controversial marketing strategy could misfire so spectacularly? Get ready to uncover the truth as we dissect their contentious "woke" marketing campaigns and the impact it ha...

#1,845 - Utility company PG&E hires off-duty police officers to protect work crews 13.08.2023

Public safety crisis in Oakland, California has reached a boiling point, with skyrocketing crime rates leading Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) to resort to hiring off-duty police officers for protection. We sit down with Barry Doneland, president of the Oakland Police Officers Association Union, to discuss this alarming trend and the pressing need for an 'umbrella of protection' for...

#1,844 - Fleeing Crime Soaked Oakland: The Great Exodus Has Begun 12.08.2023

This isn't your typical crime story; this is Oakland's reality. Surpassing 98.8% of American cities in crime rates, the escalating crisis has unleashed a wave of fear and vulnerability that pervades every neighborhood. A chilling 41% surge in burglaries and a 20% increase in robberies have left residents shell-shocked, and many, like Kristen Cook, are choosing to leave their hometown for...

#1,843 - Venice Beach residents split over $4.8M bailout for public bathrooms overrun by homeless addicts 11.08.2023

Ever wondered how much the federal government is willing to spend on a public restroom? Brace yourselves; you're about to find out as we examine the heated debate surrounding the proposed $4.8 million federal bailout to renovate the public restrooms on the iconic Venice Beach boardwalk. We're unpacking the pushback from residents who fear this staggering sum won't address the root i...

#1,842 - Street conditions in Tenderloin force sale of San Fran building owned by family for 65 years 11.08.2023

What happens when a family property, rooted in history for over six decades, becomes untenable due to a homeless encampment situation in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood? The answer, it seems, is a story rife with challenges, effects on property value and the dire need for solutions. Salvador Trejo, a long-time resident in this property, joins us to share his first-hand experiences and...

#1,841 - Crime is so bad in Oakland police are recommending residents get air horns to fight back 10.08.2023

You think you've heard it all, right? Wait till you hear about Democrat-run Oakland where residents are urged to arm themselves with air horns to fend off criminals. Yes, you heard it right, air horns! As crime rates spiral out of control, the police response remains less than adequate leaving citizens to resort to unique self-defense methods. We share real-life experiences of using air horns...

#1,840 - Portland’s Multnomah County lost $1 BILLION from 2020-2021, as high earners left city amid riots, pandemic, tents 10.08.2023

Could your city be the next to face a mass exodus due to the pandemic? Tune into our latest chat where we expose alarming statistics surrounding the drastic income loss in Multnomah County, Oregon, shedding light on how Portland, once a thriving city, has become one of the fastest declining large cities in 2022. Discover how an exodus of high earners and a dwindling police force incapable of handl...

#1,839 - Does it even make sense to Convert empty Office Buildings Into Apartments? 09.08.2023

Ever thought about the feasibility of transforming empty office spaces into affordable living units? Intrigued? Join us as we navigate this fascinating concept, brilliantly unraveling the intricacies of such a transformation. We aim to highlight the possibilities of re-purposing vacant commercial properties to address the escalating housing crisis. Discover why despite a surge in multifamily const...

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