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What does a midnight ride from 250 years ago haveto do with your vote today? In this episode of BreakNBread,Terry Page takes you back to the night of Paul Revere’s historic ride, uncoveringthe truth behind the story and the network of messengers who helped spark amovement. From Paul Revere’s“intelligence network” to today’s digital flow of information, this episodedraws a powerful connection between how messages spread then and how they shapeelections now. With redistricting votestaking place and mid-term elections heating up, Terry breaks down what“representation” really means in today’s world, and why local decisions oftenimpact your daily life faster than national headlines. If you are a candidateand want your platform heard, you are invited to join the conversation becauseinformed voters make stronger communities. Follow us on X: @BreakNBread101Instagram: BreakNBread PodcastWebsite: breaknbread.biz

In this timely holiday episode, cybersecurity expert SHad0w returns to warn listeners about the rising wave of digital scams during the busiest shopping season of the year. From phishing emails posing as package delivery notices to sketchy social media ads that vanish after checkout, SHad0w breaks down the latest fraud tactics and how to avoid them. We talk QR code traps, fake tech deals, and why digital vigilance is more important than ever. Whether you’re buying gifts or selling them, this episode helps you protect your wallet,and your peace of mind.

In this eye-opening episode, we reconnect with cybersecurity expert SHad0w to discuss the growing digital threat landscape — from compromised passwords to how platforms like TikTok may be exposing user data to foreign governments. SHad0w breaks down real-world consequences of weak digital hygiene, how threat actors exploit your personal information, and why America’s digital infrastructure is more vulnerable than you think. Whether you’re a casual TikTok user or someone concerned about national security, this is one conversation you can’t afford to miss.

A vast cybercrime ring may be behind recent arrests linked to U.S. cyber-attacks originating from China. Indictments reveal a sophisticated cyber threat that allegedly granted Beijing access to private text messages and phone conversations. Ethical hacker and penetration tester $Had0w joins us to break it all down—how it happened, what it means for you, and how to protect yourself in the digital age.

During our first installment of BreakNBread for 2025  we explore some of the news highlights that occurred beginning Inauguration Day.  The 47th president hit the ground running and if you blink you might miss something. We discuss presidential pardons, No tax on tips, crypto currency, media layoffs and the deportation of illegal immigrants. Also, are some of the Executive orders signed by the President legal? It appears the court may decide on some of these cases.

How much do you know about America’s system of economics? What role could your insurance policy play in your financial situation.  Jimmy Glascott of Shammas Financial joins us on BreakNBread to make sure you are aware of your options.

In a digital age where our private information is constantly at risk, it's crucial to understand how to protect ourselves. Join us as we delve into the world of cybersecurity with Offensive, Cybersecurity researcher SSHad0w. We explore how our private information can end up in the wrong hands, discuss how cybercriminals operate, and provide practical tips on navigating the dark web and safeguarding your data.

Streaming now on BreakNBread: President Joe Biden's name may not be on the ballot in Ohio come election day. Plus, high-tax states are using A-1 to conduct more audits. Is your name on the list? One company says it removed all its managers from the workplace. The result? Happier employees. Tune in to the latest episode of BreakNBread for these stories and more.

Whether you're an aspiring cybersecurity enthusiast, a seasoned professional, or someone simply curious about not getting hacked, this podcast is designed to provide you with practical insights, actionable tips, and a deeper understanding of the forces shaping the digital security landscape.

Here are some of the topics we are discussing on BreakNBread.  The historical perspective on the conflict in Israel.  Test your knowledge on the Gaza strip. Also, find out why some CEO’s won’t hire you based on your opinion on this topic.  Italy & France have done it.  Now the U.S wants to ban cell phones in schools.  Employees going on strike.  We will explore how this affects you and the trend of unions overall.

We break bread with Charlotte city council candidate Stephanie Hand who outlines why she thinks she should represent the South Park area.

This week we Break Bread with Moms for Liberty National Director of Engagement, Tia Bess. She discusses the origins of Moms for Liberty and what’s next for the steadily growing organization which is making changes on our school board and commanding the attention of political candidates.

Efforts to eliminate public education and control what students read and learn have been around since reconstruction days. The rise in calls for books about the LBGTQ+ community and black history be removed in the public schools and libraries are sparking heated debates at school board meetings. North Carolina Program Director for Red Wine and Blue, Janice Robinson, breaks bread with us and outlines their "Freedom to Parent 21st Century Kids" national campaign. She contends why certain books need to be allowed in schools and libraries. Robinson expresses how her organization wants to make sure parents and children are informed.

They call it Biden cash but there is nothing Presidential about it. Two million credit card numbers were placed on the internet for the fun of it.  A lot of personal information has been exposed such as your name, , email, phone number, home address, as well as  payment card details.  This includes card expiration dates and CVV codes.  Secondly, another poke at the government this week as elected officials find themselves on the receiving end to having their health plan hacked. Also, how effective is ChatGPT in assisting criminal hackers? Finally, more talk from the White House in support of banning TikTok. Hacker & BreakNBread contributor, SSHad0w joins us as our special guest this week to help us find answers.

As day to day expenses increase, so does Americans debt.  Overall credit card balances for example spiked 15% during the third quarter of 2022.  To put this in perspective, this is the largest increase in over 20 years. 15% of Americans have been in credit card debt for over 15 years.  A survey conducted by Inside 1031 found that nearly half of America relies on credit cards to cover essential living expenses.  Lucy Taylor of Kiser Financial joins us on this first edition of BreakNBread in 2023 and breaks down the importance of understanding your net worth. She provides example on how to improve your income to battle the rising cost of goods and services.