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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 1H 17M

Knives Out (2019)

from Cozy Quilt Cinema · host PeaPod Productions

Beth and Michelle discuss a new(er) movie this time, the 80s is so whack. It’s a rollicking fun movie filled with family intrigue and honest emotional discoveries that will keep you riveted to the screen. How is it going to rate against our standards? I think you can deduce that, dear Watson.   Music by Melody Ayres-Griffiths from Pixabay   On a serious Note: To demand answers and accountability for the recent death at the Robert A. Deyton facility in Lovejoy, GA, you can point listeners to Georgia Detention Watch (GDW) and their partners at El Refugio. Website: gadetentionwatch.org Action: Follow their Instagram or Twitter/X for the specific "Call to Action" scripts regarding the mid-January death. Direct Advocacy: Listeners can also contact the ICE Atlanta Field Office at (404) 893-1210 to demand a transparent investigation. These cards are designed to be shown through a window or slid under a door so residents do not have to open the door to agents. NILC Printable Cards (PDF): nilc.org/know-your-rights-card Informed Immigrant "Red Cards": These include the specific legal language to invoke the 4th and 5th Amendments. Link: informedimmigrant.com/red-cards In the Twin Cities, the primary line to report "Operation Metro Surge" activity, masked agents, or raids is the Monarca Rapid Response Line. Hotline Number: 612-441-2881 MIRAC (Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee): They also coordinate responses. Their resource page can be found at miracmn.com/resources.

Beth and Michelle discuss a new(er) movie this time, the 80s is so whack. It’s a rollicking fun movie filled with family intrigue and honest emotional discoveries that will keep you riveted to the screen. How is it going to rate against our standards? I think you can deduce that, dear Watson.   Music by Melody Ayres-Griffiths from Pixabay   On a serious Note: To demand answers and accountability for the recent death at the Robert A. Deyton facility in Lovejoy, GA, you can point listeners to Georgia Detention Watch (GDW) and their partners at El Refugio. Website: gadetentionwatch.org Action: Follow their Instagram or Twitter/X for the specific "Call to Action" scripts regarding the mid-January death. Direct Advocacy: Listeners can also contact the ICE Atlanta Field Office at (404) 893-1210 to demand a transparent investigation. These cards are designed to be shown through a window or slid under a door so residents do not have to open the door to agents. NILC Printable Cards (PDF): nilc.org/know-your-rights-card Informed Immigrant "Red Cards": These include the specific legal language to invoke the 4th and 5th Amendments. Link: informedimmigrant.com/red-cards In the Twin Cities, the primary line to report "Operation Metro Surge" activity, masked agents, or raids is the Monarca Rapid Response Line. Hotline Number: 612-441-2881 MIRAC (Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee): They also coordinate responses. Their resource page can be found at miracmn.com/resources.

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