The Peoples Voice Podcast

Right to repair laws going into effect mean that consumers will have more control over repairing and fixing their own electronic devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and other gadgets. In this episode I discuss the Right To Repari laws, states where its going into effect and what the future looks like for all DIY'ers Check out the webiste for more info http://treyevansthepeoplesvoice.com/     #t...

Lawmakers in states like New York and California have introduced legislation aimed at curbing the addictive nature of social media feeds targeting young users. These laws aim to hold social media companies accountable for algorithms that prioritize engagement over user well-being, especially for vulnerable populations like children. I dicuss these new laws, the oppositions argument and how it will...

As more and more cases of fraud and misuse of PPP funds come to light, law enforcement agencies are cracking down on those who took advantage of the program. The investigations and convictions  are severe, with individuals facing hefty fines and potentially long prison sentences.  It is clear that this issue is not going away anytime soon, and those who abused the system will continue in the pursu...

The United States of America has a dark reality hidden within its prison system. The use of prison labor in America has sparked controversy and outrage, with many arguing that it is nothing short of modern-day slavery. In an eye-opening investigation by the Associated Press, they detail how American prisons are utilizing inmates as cheap and inexpensive contracted labor. These prisoners and their...

In this episode of The People's Voice Podcast, host Trey Evans delves into the complex and often overlooked issue of sports betting in the United States. With the NBA and NHL playoffs, Major League Baseball, and the upcoming Olympics, it's a peak season for sports betting, bringing to light significant concerns.   01:43 Sports betting here in the United States 14:39 Gambling addiction among teens ...

AI is on track to disrupt many industries over the next 10 years by replacing human workers with more efficient and cost-effective machines. While AI technology has the potential to greatly increase productivity and innovation. This shift in the workforce has the potential to leave many workers unemployed and struggling to find new opportunities in a rapidly changing job market. In this episode I...

The closure of hospitals in the United States is a growing concern as more and more medical facilities shut their doors at a rapid rate. This trend is alarming as it threatens access to healthcare for many individuals across the country. With the closure of hospitals, communities are left without essential medical services, putting the health and well-being of residents at risk. In this episode I...

In recent years, it has become increasingly evident that the standard of hotel service is on a rapid decline. What was once the epitome of luxury and comfort has now become synonymous with poor service, dirty rooms, and exorbitant prices. This trend is evident not just in budget hotels, but also in high-end, diamond-rated establishments. In this episode I discuss the decline of the hotel experienc...

According to a recent report published in the BMJ, medical misdiagnosis affects approximately 795,000 people in the United States every year. That staggering number is enough to make anyone fear for their own health and safety. The consequences of a misdiagnosis can be devastating, leading to delayed or inappropriate treatment, unnecessary procedures, and even death. The emotional toll that a misd...

In recent years, the debate over minimum wage versus living wage has become increasingly contentious. With California recently raising its minimum wage to $20 an hour, the issue has once again come to the forefront. While this is undeniably a step in the right direction, many argue that it is still not enough to provide workers with a truly sustainable income. This episode of the People’s Voice is...

The concept of build to rent has been gaining popularity in recent years, particularly in markets like Atlanta where corporations are constructing single-family homes specifically for rent rather than for purchase. While this may seem like a practical solution for those who prefer renting over buying, it has raised concerns and criticisms regarding its impact on the housing market.  (01:52)  Argum...

In the United States, the cost of calling an ambulance can be shockingly high. Many Americans are faced with the dilemma of whether to dial 911 for an emergency or find an alternative mode of transportation due to the exorbitant charges associated with ambulance services. This issue highlights the urgent need for healthcare transparency pricing, as well as addressing the loophole in the No Surpris...

Thanks to the recent court ruling in 2021, college athletes can now enter into Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, allowing them to monetize their personal brands. However, during this March Madness season it is important to uncover the truth about NIL deals and understand the potential challenges and benefits that come with them. Check out the webiste for more info http://treyevansthepeoplesvo...

Referred to as "diet weed," these cannabis based edibles are becoming a cause for concern, especially when it comes to children. The packaging of these edibles, often resembling well-known snacks that appeal to young people, has led to a rise in cases of children ingesting these products. In this episode I discuss the "Diet Weed”  Phenomenon, who its effecting and why its legal. Check out the webi...

Over the past few decades, America has been grappling with a health crisis driven by rising rates of diabetes and obesity. Numerous studies have linked these issues to the excessive consumption of sugar, particularly in the form of sugar-sweetened beverages such as soda, fruit juices, sports drinks, and iced teas. In an effort to combat this pressing concern, a number of drastic measures have been...

Governor Hochul recently announced the deployment of 750 National Guard Troops and 250 State and MTA Police to patrol New York City subways. However, this move has sparked a heated debate, with many arguing that it is more about political posturing than actually addressing crime. This program bears a striking resemblance to the controversial stop and frisk initiatives of previous years. Stop and f...

This week's episode of the People's Voice Podcast sheds light on a topic that's often shrouded in silence: the alarming trend of embezzlement, fraud, and financial scandals within religious institutions. A review of shocking real-life cases, learn about the lack of financial oversight, and explore actionable steps for prevention. Host Trey Evans addresses the sensitive issues of misappropriated fu...

Rent stabilization is a crucial policy that seeks to protect tenants from excessive rent hikes and ensures housing affordability. In New York, this system has been in place for decades, safeguarding countless individuals and families from exorbitant rental prices. The case that the Supreme Court declined to hear aimed to challenge the constitutionality of this system, potentially dismantling a vit...

Metal detectors at school entrances is becoming go to solution to address violence in U.S. schools. The debate around this solution is whether or not they are affective in curbing school violence. Also questions about where does the funding for these come from, how does this affect the education experience and why are some communities more likely to have them in schools than others. In this episod...

Food insecurity is a pressing issue that affects many individuals and families throughout the U.S. but what often goes unnoticed is the impact it has on active military members. These men and women, who enlisted in what is often called the strongest military in the world, find themselves struggling to put food on their own tables. In episode I discuss the issue of the causes and consequences of fo...

In recent times, a significant number of companies, including UPS, have made headlines by ending their work from home policies for office workers. This has sparked a debate about whether we are witnessing the end of remote work as we know it. With more and more organizations shifting towards a hybrid work model or completely reverting to a traditional in-office work week, the future of remote work...

As the debates about Trump vs Biden heat up a more serious conversation need to take place about voting. Voting in local elections have a far greater impact on U.S. citizens but voter participation in those elections continues to produce abysmal numberers during these elections. These elections often determine how schools, local government and services are operated. In This episode I discuss votin...

Not all foods are created equal, and if they are not properly prepared, cleaned, or stored, they can actually make you sick. In fact, various studies have shown a significant link between improper food handling and serious food sickness and food poisoning cases. In this episode I discuss foods that can make you sick and how to prevent becoming sick by them. Reach Out To US At The Peoples Voice Pod...

Water pollution is a global issue. While many may assume that wealthy developed countries with their high appetite for overconsumption of material goods and waste disposal practices contribute the most to water pollution, the reality is quite different. In fact, its many underdeveloped nations around the world that are contributing and suffering the most from water pollution in drinking resources....

As the American school system continues to face various challenges, a new problem is emerging - Grade Inflation. This phenomenon is affecting students across all school systems. It is a pressing issue that demands attention, as it jeopardizes the integrity of education and hinders students' preparation for higher education and beyond. In this episode I disucss grade inflation, who is affected by i...