True Crime Convo, Its Lake Ontario Not Lake America and RFK JR

This week on Next Take Podcast , Canada’s own Mikel, Tanyka, and RJ dive into a true crime conversation, debate the controversy surrounding “It’s Lake Ontario, Not Lake America,” and discuss the latest surrounding RFK Jr. True crime is more than headlines and shocking details—it’s about the people, unanswered questions, and complicated circumstances behind each case.

In this conversation, the Next Take Podcast dives into the world of true crime, discussing disturbing cases, criminal investigations, motives, evidence, and the justice system. Mikel, Tanyka, and RJ share their perspectives while examining why these stories continue to capture public attention and spark debate.

A new Canada-U.S. dispute is making waves—literally. U.S.

President Donald Trump has ordered the American federal government to refer to Lake Ontario as “Lake America,” but Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing back, declaring that it remains Lake Ontario “then, now and always. The controversy goes beyond the name on a map.

Lake Ontario’s name has Indigenous roots dating back centuries, and Trump’s move comes amid growing political and trade tensions between Canada and the United States. We break down what Trump’s order actually changes, why Carney and other Canadian leaders are rejecting it, and what the unusual dispute says about the increasingly strained relationship between the two longtime allies. (Via Source: AP News - Read the Associated Press report ) U.S.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is once again at the center of controversy as questions surrounding vaccines, measles and his leadership of America’s public-health system continue to draw national attention.

Kennedy has faced criticism over his handling of a growing measles outbreak, including a dispute over how measles-related deaths should be classified. At the same time, newly revealed documents have renewed scrutiny of his past involvement in vaccine debates, particularly his 2019 trip to Samoa. (via Source: Washington Post - The Washington Post ) Streaming Links Spotify: Apple: Youtube: Social Media: Website: Episode Produced By: Tanyka & Mikel Miles Uploaded By: Mikel Miles Welcome to the Next Take Podcast —your go-to spot for real conversations about music, art, social issues, pop culture, politics, the economy, and so much more!

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