26 APR 2024 · 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 misdiagnosis can take on a patient and their loved ones is immeasurable.

19 APR 2024 · 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 a must-listen for anyone interested in labor laws, economic policy, and social justice. Trey Evans doesn’t just share his voice — he amplifies the voices of the countless workers striving to live their dreams in the face of economic hardship.Tune in to this  and join the conversation on the need for a living wage.    (00:00) Intro (01:49) minimum wage versus a living wage (04:37) California is raising its minimum wage (09:48) difference between a minimum wage and a living wage (20:37)  California's minimum wage debate 

12 APR 2024 · 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)  Argument between home ownership and renting(04:57)  High interest rates and low inventory(07:06) Market for single family homes owned by corporations(12:45) Corporations pushing prices up(17:10)  Benefits of home ownership   (22:25) Please wake up and live your dreams

5 APR 2024 · 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 Surprise Act that currently only focuses on air ambulances and not ground ambulances. 00:00 Intro 01:59 Ambulance Cost 09:55 Example of Surprise Cost 22:13 The Importance of Info

29 MAR 2024 · 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.

22 MAR 2024 · 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.

15 MAR 2024 · 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 proposed, one of which is the implementation of a soda tax. This tax targets beverages that are sweetened with sugar, and in some cities, even those with added sweeteners. (00:00)  Thank you for listening to the People's voice podcast (01:45) The soda tax (03:31) The soda tax or the tax on sugary beverages (08:32)  Is taxation effective (17:27)  Solutions  

8 MAR 2024 · 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 frisk programs have long been criticized for disproportionately targeting people of color, raising concerns about racial profiling and civil liberties. In this episode I explore the arguments and issues with this new program.

1 MAR 2024 · 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 funds and the systemic loopholes that enable such corruption and challenges everyone to rethink the sanctity of our sacred spaces. Listen now and join the movement towards transparency and integrity in all facets of our communities. (00:00) Intro Thank you for listening to the People's Voice podcast (01:27) Fraud and misappropriation of funds at religious institutions is widespread (04:36) A New York bishop is being accused of multiple financial crimes (07:47) Fraud in churches expected to reach 100 billion by 2025, according to research (10:00) Rabbi in California accused of receiving millions in fake donations to charities (20:36) The issue of church fraud is widespread and underreported

23 FEB 2024 · 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 vital safeguard for New York renters and renters across the country. In this episode I discuss rent stabilization.