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Jan 20, 2026 20 min

Opening Session and an Interview with County Commission Candidate Derrick Jobe

from TLO Wilson County Hosted by Joni Cochran

Season 1, Episode 27 Some Woman sits down with Derrick Jobe to talk about his vision for Wilson County Giving credit where credit is due: https://tennesseelookout.com/briefs/immigration-crackdowns-impact-tennessee-construction-firms-survey-finds/?emci=4fdeefdf-84f5-f011-8d4c-0022482d279b&emdi=e2e5e286-f7f5-f011-8d4c-0022482d279b&ceid=578199 https://www.britannica.com/topic/Marxism/Analysis-of-society You heard John Philip Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever performed by the US Navy Band The Loyal Opposition Wilson County Edition is a production of Some Woman’s Media Company LLC. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025

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