While We Still Can

Do you call the Show-Me state home? Are you sick of burying your head in the sand about national and local political issues? Are you too overwhelmed to even think about consuming news due to the sheer quantity? We realized through conversations with people in all different settings, most have NO IDEA what's going on in our local government. We decided to do this podcast to cover the shenanigans that we think is especially important for our friends and family to know. We do say a few cuss words so we wouldn't recommend listening while your kids are in the car!

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  Missouri Maps, MO Supreme Court Slapdown, and GOP Dirty Drug Tricks

  Sep 8, 202636 min

  Missouri Supreme Court Drama: Gerrymandering, redistricting, and the battle over voters' rights. Denny Hoskins & Amendment 6: What happened, why it matters, and who is holding who accountable. The "Planting Fake Drugs" Scandal: A masterclass in political desperation and governance gone wild. Political Misinformation: How to spot media manipulation and verify facts before you vote. Are your local politicians behaving badly, or is Missouri just competing for the national title? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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  Energy, Epigenetics, and Why Your Doctor Really Quit w/ Guest DOC SCOTT!

  Sep 8, 20261 hour

  CHECK OUT THE HEALTH APP AND GASLIGHT DECTECTOR APP: https://linktr.ee/outpatiented TIKTOK: @outpatiented In this episode of While We Still Can, Dr. Scott drops the stethoscope, lifts the curtain on why he walked away from traditional medicine, and explains why your chronic health issues might have less to do with your DNA and a whole lot more with your environment, your unaddressed trauma, and a system designed to treat symptoms instead of solutions. We dive deep into the biological realities of healing—from how epigenetics completely overrides your genetic "destiny" to why rewiring your nervous system is the only actual way to break out of toxic cognitive loops. If you've been relying on societal distractions to ignore your mental health, prepare for a gentle (or not-so-gentle) reality check on energy, frequency, narcissism in modern culture, and how AI might actually help you figure out who you are before your body completely revolts.

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  Recovering Deleted History, Non-Human Intelligence and DemiHumans w/ Special Guest Hnoss

  Sep 4, 20261h 12m

  Tiktok- @hz.heillheim join the discord group- Discord What if human history wasn’t shaped entirely by humans? In this mind-bending episode of While We Still Can, host Tina sits down with civilization interventionist Hnoss to uncover the hidden forces, timeline shifts, and political puppet-masters directing our world. First, Hnoss breaks down the role of non-human intelligence throughout history and why ancient mythologies might be closer to reality than fiction. Grounding high-strangeness in physical evidence, he addresses shadow government operations, impending cataclysmic cycles, and his own lived experience navigating unique demi-human genetic traits. As the conversation continues, they expose deep-seated political corruption, royal bloodline manipulation, and how high-profile distractions are weaponized to pull public attention away from systemic perjury. Together, they tackle the rise of AI, transhumanism, and the uncanny reality of Mandela effects triggered by timeline breaches.

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  The 365 Method, Music Industry, and the Matrix w/ guest Jeff Wong

  Aug 30, 20261h 27m

  Join me for a conversation with Jeff Wong as he discusses the challenges he faced while adapting to American culture, the dark influences of the music industry, and his eventual path to self-discovery and mastery through the 365 method. Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding one's personal power, the necessity of connection to the universe, and the ongoing journey of refining one's skills and self-awareness. In this conversation, Jeff Spike Wong shares his personal journey through the music industry, touching on themes of self-destruction, the illusion of fame, and the struggles of navigating a corrupt system. He reflects on his experiences with addiction, the pressures of the entertainment world, and the importance of decision-making and mastery in achieving greatness. The discussion also delves into the distractions of professional sports and politics, emphasizing the need for awareness and personal growth to break free from societal constraints. In this conversation, Jeff Spike Wong and Tina explore various themes including the transformative power of dedication through the 365 method, the challenges and disposability of the music industry, the orchestration behind fame, the importance of reading and imagination, the duality of technology, and the need for healing and understanding in society. They discuss how intentions shape actions and the societal distractions that keep people from recognizing deeper truths.

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  IS THE TIDE TURNING IN MISSOURI? W/ GUEST MO JOBS WITH JUSTICE CAITLYN AND ABBY!

  Aug 28, 202637 min

  Amendments 4 and 5 failed big at the ballot box—now what? Tina catches up with Caitlyn Adams and Abby Herndon from Missouri Jobs with Justice to dissect the election, talk funding realities, and share what true grassroots organizing looks like on the ground. From building real community trust to leveraging social media for voter education, this episode is a blueprint for anyone ready to stand up for workers' rights in Missouri. Missouri Jobs with Justice, workers' rights, economic justice, ballot initiatives, amendments, community engagement, political advocacy, election results, reproductive rights, tax policy funding, advocacy, grassroots, legislation, voter engagement, community trust, social media, Missouri, amendment discussions, nonprofit

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