Jason Miles
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Oct 16, 2026
Alexis KnightHOST
The jogger, glancing around, nobody else out, nothing but the gust across the ice and the brittle skim of crow calls, finds her old phone, dials nine hundred and eleven with hands shivering above the keypad.
Alexis KnightHOST
The first responders, Patrol Officer Jason Miles and Paramedic Terri Collins, arrive before full day.
Alexis KnightHOST
Miles approaches cautiously, snow creaking beneath his boots.
Alexis KnightHOST
Collins, followed by the second ambulance, scans the doors unlocked.
J.G. MichaelHOST
Well, I'll put it this way.
J.G. MichaelHOST
So you've been on Steve Grumbine's show and Jason Miles' show, and you've been on my show.
J.G. MichaelHOST
We're mainly focused, I think, a lot more on class and labor.
J.G. MichaelHOST
And I think sometimes our audience is almost skeptical when anything related to, I guess, quote, unquote, identity politics comes up.
Jason MilesCORRESPONDENT
It includes a 2018 conviction on aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges.
Jason MilesCORRESPONDENT
Reporting from downtown Houston, Jason Miles, KHOU 11 News.
Brian EngelmanHOST
There appears to be an epidemic of racial violence in this country, and it is not going the way that the Democrat lying legacy media wants it to seem.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Why is North Carolina changing so many cases to fit a narrative that is not accurate? You know why? Because this allegedly activates the voting base.
Andrew BoozaryGUEST
It's a housing program.
Andrew BoozaryGUEST
And I think from some of the success that we've seen with both the numbers and by the way, incredible tenants who've become champions in their communities, someone like Jason Miles, who went back to get their high school diploma, is now on the Mayor's Lived Advisory Council.
Andrew BoozaryGUEST
People are working as peer support workers.
Andrew BoozaryGUEST
That with that momentum, we've been able to secure support from the federal, provincial, and local government for Spring House with Built Cannon Homes, which is going to be the second phase of 54 more homes.
Jason MylesHOST
[rock music] Greetings.
Jason MylesHOST
I'm your host, Jason Myles, here for another episode of This Is Revolution podcast.
Jason MylesHOST
Thank you so much for taking the time to hang with us.
Jason MylesHOST
If you're new to the channel, glad y- uh, to have you here.
Jason MylesHOST
Greetings.
Jason MylesHOST
I'm your host, Jason Myles, here for another episode of This is Revolution podcast.
Jason MylesHOST
If you're new to the channel, thank you so much for taking the time to check us out.
Jason MylesHOST
If you're a returning listener, subscriber, or patron, thank you so much for tuning in.
LiamHOST
And I think this weekend RNZ has done an article covering it.
LiamHOST
But it was a pretty strong rebuke of Jason Miles, the president of NZPF, a friend of AEC.
LiamHOST
He's been on school griefs a couple of times.
LiamHOST
basically explaining to principals exactly what happened at the conference.
Phil O'BrienHOST
Our political reporter Lauren Crimp has more.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
Federation President Jason Miles says last week's speech to the International Confederation of Principals Convention was embarrassing, disappointing and disrespectful.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
Erica Stanford hit back, calling his behaviour following her speech rude, aggressive and unprofessional.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
Jason Miles says Erica Stanford promoted party policy despite being explicitly asked not to.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
It didn't refer to national, but celebrated education reforms.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
Ms Stanford specified nine associations and groups that had been helpful to her, but not the Federation.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
And Jason Miles says the snub shows she doesn't value his members.
Lauren CrimpCORRESPONDENT
Erica Stanford says his comments don't accurately reflect the speech.
Doug LightHOST
the names here so you got like it says jason niles house judge henry niles house are these just local folks or
Tim KyleGUEST
yes they were they uh was most of these people had moved here i think jason miles had moved here from maybe alabama or somewhere but then his son was his family and stuff were born here in Kosciuszko.
Tim KyleGUEST
But these guys, they're in Kosciuszko around the turn of the century, late 1800s, well, even early 1800s up to the late 1800s, early 1900s.
Tim KyleGUEST
There was a lot of really people of prominence that lived in this community, even such a small community There was a lot of people here that were appointed by presidents to different positions in the government that were high-ranking positions.
6 MINS LATER
Sean MuddHOST
Oh, okay.
Tim KyleGUEST
Yeah, that is – his name was David Brown, and he had a hardware store here.
Tim KyleGUEST
And actually, we were – you were talking about Judge Jason Miles just a moment ago.
Tim KyleGUEST
That was his daughter.
RobHOST
But I do have to come clean a little bit because...
RobHOST
So as part of our discussion about, and maybe because of the fact that I felt like there was nobody talking about just working with unhoused people, working with people that maybe are addicted or families or mental health or whatever the case may be, we interviewed my friend from This Is Revolution podcast, Jason Miles.
RobHOST
Jason has experience and I just thought it was interesting to talk about his experience doing that.
RobHOST
And.
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