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Surviving-ISH PodcastAuthor: David Keck
"Surviving-ish" is a podcast with a unique and purposeful dual focus. The "Surviving-ish" is our way of creating a space for lightheartednessits about the everyday, petty grievances that are frustrating but also a source of shared, human comedy. These are the moments we survive, like when the laundry pod explodes all over the clothes, your morning coffee isn't quite hot enough, or a passive-aggressive text from a relative ruins your mood.The core mission behind "Surviving-ish" is to show our audience that while we may have been victims of serious circumstances, that does not mean people have to walk on eggshells around us. We believe in the power of laughter and the importance of finding humor in life's small frustrations. By blending serious topics with these minor, everyday grievances, we aim to normalize the idea that it's okay to joke and laugh, even after enduring significant challenges.For further inquiries or to share your own story, please reach out to us at survivingabusepodcast@gmail.com. Together, we can create a network of support and healing for survivors. Language: en-us Genres: Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Health & Fitness, Mental Health Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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The ICE $50,000 Bonus Is a Lie (And the Hiring Standards Are Collapsing)
Episode 230
Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
Send us Fan MailThe episode argues that ICE’s rapid push to hire 10,000 agents is turning the agency into a “new normal” built on underqualified, poorly vetted recruits, while the advertised $50,000 sign-on bonus is largely illusory—partly limited to former employees, tied to narrow application windows, and paid out in small increments over years after taxes. It describes recruits in early 2026 working with federal credentials and guns while going unpaid for over a month due to administrative delays, creating financial desperation and corruption risk. The script says training has been drastically shortened, background checks skipped, and people with misconduct histories hired to meet political targets. It cites a Minnesota case in which agent Gregory Morgan Jr. was charged after pointing a gun at a car during a traffic stop as a symptom of broader issues, warning that contractors and politicians benefit while oversight remains lacking. #ICE #Good #reneenicolegood #alexprettiSupport the show
