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Inner Circle Podcast is more than a show—it’s a movement. A bold, purpose-driven platform amplifying immigrant voices through real conversations on business, finance, politics, mental health, and more.
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The Midterms & Our Vote (opens the original)
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One co-host is missing tonight — she's out campaigning. That's the whole message. The midterms are November 3, early voting starts within days, and the Inner Circle has one ask: if you're a citizen, register and VOTE. Because you're not messing with politics — but politics is messing with you: your rent, your gas, your grocery bill. We know how to organize weddings. Time to organize this. Even if you decide not to choose — that is also you choosing. Amplify. Empower. Elevate.
The Pump Is Eating Your Paycheck: The Cost of Energy (opens the original)
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One host paid $3.39 a gallon this week. Another paid $5.24 — for the same gas, in the same country. Oil just crossed $100 a barrel, diesel is near record highs, and every truck, shelf, and grocery cart is passing the bill to you. The Inner Circle follows the money: the $300 Target run that started as "one thing for my daughter," the $1,000 first-day-of-school outfits, the sale signs hiding the same price underneath, and the down payment Abe calls flat-out criminal — until Ms. B, who owns the rec
Fast & Furious: The E-Bike Takeover (opens the original)
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There's a fourteen-year-old doing thirty on your street with no license, no helmet, and no fear — and somebody bought it for him. The full Inner Circle takes on the machines taking over our roads: kids racing city buses, e-bikes that hit sixty, emergency rooms filling up, and the one question every parent gets wrong — is that a bicycle or a motorcycle? Peterson brings the case for rules before wreckage. Buela explains why an African mother's "no" is a safety feature. And then Ms. B arrives late
The Camera Never Blinks: Flock Cameras and Who's Watching Us (opens the original)
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There's a camera on your street reading every license plate that passes. You didn't vote on it — and you probably just found out it exists. The Inner Circle Podcast closes the week on the surveillance story sweeping the country: 76,000 cameras, thousands of police departments, one private company holding the data — and citizens climbing poles to tear them down. Buela asks the question the company can't answer: a website has to ask you about cookies, so who asked us? Ms. B follows the camera map
The Black Tax: One Paycheck, Two Countries (opens the original)
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You work one job. But your paycheck has two addresses. Tonight the Inner Circle says the quiet part out loud: the bill nobody sends you but everybody expects you to pay. Abe, Ms. B, and Buela open the books on the money that crosses the ocean every month — voluntarily AND involuntarily. Ms. B does the math on a community that "budgets Liberia like a monthly bill" and drops the idea that might change everything: what if the diaspora opened its own bank? Buela confesses what she didn't understand
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