Leadership Lesson For Headline Reading, Helping Maui, Perspective on Trump Indictments w/ Burt Likko

Your Heard Tell Show for Tuesday, August 15th, 2023 is turning down the noise of the news cycle and getting to the information we need to discern our times by take some advice from one of America's legendary leaders, Eisenhower, and applying it to our times and headlines when trying to discern what is going on, and why folks are doing what they are doing. Attorney and EiC Emeritus of Ordinary Times Burt Likko returns to Heard Tell to take a broad look at Trump's January 6th-related indictments, reviews what he wrote back then compared to what the charges now read, how we got here, where its going, and how to understand the legal machine the political narratives is now going to be filtered through. Then, as promised we have a list of organizations and ways folks that are local, in the communities, and trustworthy for helping with the terrible destruction from a fire.All that and more on this episode of Heard Tell.From Civil Beat:Hawaii Community Foundation Maui Strong fund: Focusing on rapid response and working with local nonprofits to understand community needs. More details.Maui Food Bank: Collecting and distributing food to help the hungry in Maui County. More details.Maui United Way: Providing direct relief to families and nonprofits. More details.The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division: Providing food and resources for evacuees. More details.Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation: Partnering with the state Department of Education to support school communities in West Maui through Oct. 1. More details.Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement: Matching up to $1.5 million in donations for Maui fire victims as of Friday evening. More details.Maui Humane Society: Supporting shelters for displaced people and animals, and caring for injured animals. More details.World Central Kitchen: Providing meals to people in need by partnering with local organizations. More