Mark Belling Podcast #154: Mark highlights an ominous warning sign of something that could trigger and economic crisis as bad as the 07-09 housing/credit meltdown.   Also, a new study links ultra processed and sugary foods to lack of motivation in kids (this explains a lot).  And, David Crowley's plan for a homeless facility in West Allis will cause a disaster because it's being done all wrong. episode artwork

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Mark Belling Podcast #154: Mark highlights an ominous warning sign of something that could trigger and economic crisis as bad as the 07-09 housing/credit meltdown. Also, a new study links ultra processed and sugary foods to lack of motivation in kids (this explains a lot). And, David Crowley's plan for a homeless facility in West Allis will cause a disaster because it's being done all wrong.

from The Mark Belling Podcast · host Mark Belling

It's the food: a new study says the crappy foods making kids fat is also killing their ambition (is this fueling their desire for socialism?).  The sexism and hypocrisy in the media's obsession with a beautiful top aide to Trump.   And, a local suburb may let a bar open in a gas station (what could go wrong???)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Belling Podcast #154: Mark highlights an ominous warning sign of something that could trigger and economic crisis as bad as the 07-09 housing/credit meltdown. Also, a new study links ultra processed and sugary foods to lack of motivation in kids (this explains a lot). And, David Crowley's plan for a homeless facility in West Allis will cause a disaster because it's being done all wrong.

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