The Jeremy Hanson Podcast: In this episode, we explore the dramatic and often contrasting realities of American life. We dive into the shocking assassination of United Healthcare's CEO and what it reveals about public frustration with corporate America. Plus, the surprising $28 million auction of Wizard of Oz ruby slippers highlights the enduring allure of nostalgia.On a lighter note, we celebrate small business optimism reaching record highs after Trump's election, as reported by the NFIB. Discover the incredible story of a man who found a $20 bill in a parking lot and turned it into a $1 million lottery win.We also take a deep dive into local Springfield history, featuring tales of the Young Brothers massacre, Wild Bill Hickok’s infamous gunfight on the square, and the legendary Alsup-Fleetwood feud. These stories serve as powerful reminders of how hope and perseverance shape America, even in its darkest moments.Finally, join us for a family adventure to Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, Missouri—a reminder of the simple joys that connect us all.Keywords: Jeremy Hanson Podcast, United Healthcare CEO assassination, corporate America disdain, Wizard of Oz ruby slippers, $28 million auction, small business optimism, NFIB report, Trump election, $20 lottery win, Springfield MO history, Young Brothers massacre, Wild Bill Hickok gunfight, Alsup-Fleetwood feud, Bass Pro Shops Springfield, family adventure, hope in America.







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