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Episode 13: Happy 2026: When “Truth” Gets Scripted—And How to Think Clearly Anyway
It’s January 12th, and Beth Godd is back with the first Talking Purple episode of 2026. The vibe is familiar: a little behind, a lot to catch up on, and a theme ...
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Ep 12: Breaking the Echo Chamber in Houston: Harris County Politics, Flooding, Crime, and Voting by Results
In this episode of Talking Purple, host Beth Guide says the “echo chamber is getting loud again” in Houston—and she uses a fast-moving, wide-ranging conversation to make one core argument: party labels ...
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Lack of Talent? The Economy and Dual Citizenship
As always in Trump world, there’s a lot going on. Between campaign events, Christmas parties, and speaking engagements, I’m running a little behind on my podcast schedule, but I wanted to sit ...
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Ep 10- The Great Who Dun It?
The Empty Chair at Thanksgiving: What No One in Washington Wants to Own Thanksgiving is supposed to be about gratitude, family, and full tables. But this year, a lot of American families ...
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Ep 9: From Comey to Cornyn: Lawfare, Border Battles, and the Death of Real Journalism
Charges Dropped ≠ Innocent: What They’re Hiding From You Good morning, everyone. I’m Beth Guy with Talking Purple, and today I want to walk you through something that sounds simple on the ...
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No, Dan Crenshaw Isn’t Banned: How Media Lies Are Destroying Our Community
Subscribe to our PODCAST: Good morning, everybody. This is Beth with Talking Purple – and I want to put into writing what I’ve been saying into this little microphone here in Kingwood, ...
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From Shutdowns to Epstein Files: Trying to Find Traction Against Trump
From Shutdowns to Epstein Files: What “Talking Purple” Says About Power, Pain, and the People In a world where social media feeds us outrage on demand and the news cycle resets every ...
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Runoffs, Shutdowns & Strategy: Beth’s Unfiltered Post-Election Breakdown
The Day After: What Last Night’s Elections Really Told Us Elections don’t just choose winners; they surface what voters care about, what messages broke through, and where both parties misread the room. ...
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