Mining's Perception Problem, NY Times Interview, Tariff Talks and the Salted Coffee Experiment | S2E2

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Micah Tysver kicks off the episode with a greeting, leading to Keaton Turner's unique discussion about trying salt in coffee and introducing Dr. Hobie Wedler. The conversation shifts to tips for allergy relief using local honey and bee pollen. Keaton highlights a recent interview with the New York Times and provides an overview of the Turner Mining Live podcast. He delves into mine permitting challenges and changing industry perceptions in the US, followed by an insightful economic impacts discussion with Jared Franklin. The episode wraps up with a debate on investing in America versus foreign countries, focusing on mining priorities, and concludes with closing remarks and a preview of upcoming content.

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