Hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisernos welcome First Assistant Criminal District Attorney Katherine McDaniel to the table to break down The 6th Amendment. 

They discuss the right to a speedy and public trial, the necessity of an impartial jury, the historical contexts from which these rights emerged, and the impact on modern legal proceedings. The episode also touches upon the evolution of legal rights and representation for defendants, highlighting key cases such as Gideon v. Wainwright. Additionally, they explore how technological advancements intersect with constitutional rights regarding search and seizure.

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Original Air Date:  May 24, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM 
00:00 Welcome to Boerne Bookshop
01:04 Introduction to Ceasefire
01:36 Exploring the Sixth Amendment
02:58 Historical Context and Evolution
05:36 Rights and Impartiality in Trials
08:58 Representation and Legal Assistance
16:58 Prosecutorial Responsibilities and Challenges
18:34 Insights from Catherine McDaniel
25:08 Conclusion and Farewell

Hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisernos welcome First Assistant Criminal District Attorney Katherine McDaniel to the table to break down The 6th Amendment.&nbsp;
They discuss the right to a speedy and public trial, the necessity of an impartial jury, the historical contexts from which these rights emerged, and the impact on modern legal proceedings. The episode also touches upon the evolution of legal rights and representation for defendants, highlighting key cases such as Gideon v. Wainwright. Additionally, they explore how technological advancements intersect with constitutional rights regarding search and seizure.
Follow Cease Fire on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575&nbsp;
<a href="mailto:ceasefireboerne@gmail.com">ceasefireboerne@gmail.com</a>
Original Air Date:&nbsp; May 24, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>00:00 Welcome to Boerne Bookshop</li>
<li>01:04 Introduction to Ceasefire</li>
<li>01:36 Exploring the Sixth Amendment</li>
<li>02:58 Historical Context and Evolution</li>
<li>05:36 Rights and Impartiality in Trials</li>
<li>08:58 Representation and Legal Assistance</li>
<li>16:58 Prosecutorial Responsibilities and Challenges</li>
<li>18:34 Insights from Catherine McDaniel</li>
<li>25:08 Conclusion and Farewell</li>
</ul>

Ceasefire with Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros

Creating better conversations between citizens and our government, and how you be can be involved in Boerne!

As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 10:30AM.

Ceasefire with Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros
Creating better conversations between citizens and our government, and how you be can be involved in Boerne!
As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 10:30AM.

Ceasefire with Dales Adams and Ron Cisneros

Cease Fire - The 6th Amendment with Katherine McDaniels

This is a Ceasefire podcast episode featuring Mandy Majors, founder of Next Talk, an organization dedicated to keeping kids safe in the digital world.

www.nexttalk.org 

The conversation covers:

Main Topics:

The founding story of Next Talk (started 10+ years ago after Majors' child asked an inappropriate question)

How to create open communication with children about digital dangers

The evolution from church-based groups to a nonprofit reaching schools nationwide

Practical strategies for parents dealing with pornography, AI chatbots, social media exposure, and online grooming

The importance of relationship-building over rule-enforcement

Biblical foundations (Deuteronomy 6:6-7) for family communication

Resources available through Next Talk including podcasts, prevention education events, and free guides

Key Message: Parents can't delay conversations about digital dangers even if they delay giving kids devices. Building a culture of open, non-shaming communication is essential for keeping kids safe online.

Timeline

[0:00 - 0:28] Introduction to Ceasefire podcast and hosts

[0:28 - 0:46] Introduction of guest Mandy Majors and Next Talk

[0:46 - 1:08] Origin story: How Next Talk began with a shocking question from Majors' child

[1:08 - 2:30] Early development: From church volunteer to nonprofit founder (2016)

[2:30 - 4:32] Growth story: Radio show beginnings with Baron Wiley, reaching Focus on the Family

[4:32 - 6:30] Next Talk's program structure: Problem, solution, practical implementation

[6:30 - 8:18] The biblical solution: Deuteronomy 6:6-7 and building open communication

[8:18 - 9:52] How Next Talk works in public schools vs. churches

[9:52 - 11:34] The importance of family being the safest place for communication

[11:34 - 12:14] Commercial break

[12:14 - 13:30] Resources available: Podcast, website help desk, free downloadable guides

[13:30 - 14:28] Addressing parental fears about difficult conversations

[14:28 - 16:00] The danger of AI porn bots and why answering questions prevents kids from seeking answers online

[16:00 - 18:30] Texas age verification laws for pornography sites and their limitations

[18:30 - 19:27] How parental reactions shape children's responses

[19:27 - 20:18] The concept of "earning" digital access in steps

[20:18 - 22:48] Story: Daughter's Instagram exposure and "Old Mandy vs. New Mandy" response

[22:48 - 24:04] Avoiding "crazy parent mode" and educating rather than just restricting

[24:04 - 25:51] Advice for grandparents: The "no secrets" family policy and grooming prevention

[25:51 - 26:43] Closing: Book mentions and wrap-up

Original Air Date: January 10th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Contact:
ceasefireboerne@gmail.com 
https://www.theboernebookshop.com/

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575 

This is a Ceasefire podcast episode featuring Mandy Majors, founder of Next Talk, an organization dedicated to keeping kids safe in the digital world.
<a href="https://www.nexttalk.org">www.nexttalk.org</a>&nbsp;
The conversation covers:
Main Topics:
The founding story of Next Talk (started 10+ years ago after Majors' child asked an inappropriate question)
How to create open communication with children about digital dangers
The evolution from church-based groups to a nonprofit reaching schools nationwide
Practical strategies for parents dealing with pornography, AI chatbots, social media exposure, and online grooming
The importance of relationship-building over rule-enforcement
Biblical foundations (Deuteronomy 6:6-7) for family communication
Resources available through Next Talk including podcasts, prevention education events, and free guides
Key Message: Parents can't delay conversations about digital dangers even if they delay giving kids devices. Building a culture of open, non-shaming communication is essential for keeping kids safe online.
Timeline
[0:00 - 0:28] Introduction to Ceasefire podcast and hosts
[0:28 - 0:46] Introduction of guest Mandy Majors and Next Talk
[0:46 - 1:08] Origin story: How Next Talk began with a shocking question from Majors' child
[1:08 - 2:30] Early development: From church volunteer to nonprofit founder (2016)
[2:30 - 4:32] Growth story: Radio show beginnings with Baron Wiley, reaching Focus on the Family
[4:32 - 6:30] Next Talk's program structure: Problem, solution, practical implementation
[6:30 - 8:18] The biblical solution: Deuteronomy 6:6-7 and building open communication
[8:18 - 9:52] How Next Talk works in public schools vs. churches
[9:52 - 11:34] The importance of family being the safest place for communication
[11:34 - 12:14] Commercial break
[12:14 - 13:30] Resources available: Podcast, website help desk, free downloadable guides
[13:30 - 14:28] Addressing parental fears about difficult conversations
[14:28 - 16:00] The danger of AI porn bots and why answering questions prevents kids from seeking answers online
[16:00 - 18:30] Texas age verification laws for pornography sites and their limitations
[18:30 - 19:27] How parental reactions shape children's responses
[19:27 - 20:18] The concept of "earning" digital access in steps
[20:18 - 22:48] Story: Daughter's Instagram exposure and "Old Mandy vs. New Mandy" response
[22:48 - 24:04] Avoiding "crazy parent mode" and educating rather than just restricting
[24:04 - 25:51] Advice for grandparents: The "no secrets" family policy and grooming prevention
[25:51 - 26:43] Closing: Book mentions and wrap-up
Original Air Date: January 10th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Contact:
<ul>
<li><a href="mailto:ceasefireboerne@gmail.com">ceasefireboerne@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;</li>
<li><a href="https://www.theboernebookshop.com/">https://www.theboernebookshop.com/</a></li>
</ul>
Facebook: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575</a>&nbsp;

Ceasefire - NextTalk with Mandy Majors   1-10-2026

Welcome to Ceasefire, brought to you by the Boerne Bookshop! In this special New Year’s episode, hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros reflect on the changes coming to Kendall County and share what they’re looking forward to in the year ahead. From new businesses and community growth to personal milestones and civic engagement, Dale and Ron discuss embracing change, the importance of community, and their hopes for the future. Tune in for thoughtful conversation, local stories, and a few laughs as we kick off another year of Ceasefire!

Timeline

 

00:00 – Introduction & New Year’s Reflections

02:00 – Embracing Change: New Businesses in Town (Costco, Bucky’s, Honda Dealership, Hospital)

05:00 – The History of Community Growth in Kendall County

07:00 – Ceasefire Show Milestones: Entering the Third Year

09:00 – The Boerne Civic Round Table: Fostering Civil Debate

12:00 – Bookstore Growth & The Value of Great Employees

14:00 – Professional Growth & Working Locally

15:30 – Community Events: The Christmas Parade & “Christmas Cage Match” Joke

17:00 – New Year’s Resolutions & Habits

18:30 – Music Show Ideas & Spotify “Music Age” Discussion

21:00 – The Food Scene in Boerne & Hopes for New Restaurants

23:00 – Family Milestones: Kids Graduating, Grandchildren, and Cherishing Family

26:00 – The Joy of Children & Neighborhood Life

28:00 – The Power of Habit: Book Recommendation

30:00 – Embracing Newcomers & Community Growth

32:00 – Looking Forward: Rotary Club, Radio Show, and Community Engagement

34:00 – Wrapping Up: Hopes for Boerne Radio and Final Thoughts

36:00 – Outro & Where to Listen to Past Shows

Original Air Date: January3rd at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Contact:
ceasefireboerne@gmail.com 
https://www.theboernebookshop.com/

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575 

Welcome to Ceasefire, brought to you by the Boerne Bookshop! In this special New Year&rsquo;s episode, hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros reflect on the changes coming to Kendall County and share what they&rsquo;re looking forward to in the year ahead. From new businesses and community growth to personal milestones and civic engagement, Dale and Ron discuss embracing change, the importance of community, and their hopes for the future. Tune in for thoughtful conversation, local stories, and a few laughs as we kick off another year of Ceasefire!
Timeline
&nbsp;
00:00 &ndash; Introduction &amp; New Year&rsquo;s Reflections
02:00 &ndash; Embracing Change: New Businesses in Town (Costco, Bucky&rsquo;s, Honda Dealership, Hospital)
05:00 &ndash; The History of Community Growth in Kendall County
07:00 &ndash; Ceasefire Show Milestones: Entering the Third Year
09:00 &ndash; The Boerne Civic Round Table: Fostering Civil Debate
12:00 &ndash; Bookstore Growth &amp; The Value of Great Employees
14:00 &ndash; Professional Growth &amp; Working Locally
15:30 &ndash; Community Events: The Christmas Parade &amp; &ldquo;Christmas Cage Match&rdquo; Joke
17:00 &ndash; New Year&rsquo;s Resolutions &amp; Habits
18:30 &ndash; Music Show Ideas &amp; Spotify &ldquo;Music Age&rdquo; Discussion
21:00 &ndash; The Food Scene in Boerne &amp; Hopes for New Restaurants
23:00 &ndash; Family Milestones: Kids Graduating, Grandchildren, and Cherishing Family
26:00 &ndash; The Joy of Children &amp; Neighborhood Life
28:00 &ndash; The Power of Habit: Book Recommendation
30:00 &ndash; Embracing Newcomers &amp; Community Growth
32:00 &ndash; Looking Forward: Rotary Club, Radio Show, and Community Engagement
34:00 &ndash; Wrapping Up: Hopes for Boerne Radio and Final Thoughts
36:00 &ndash; Outro &amp; Where to Listen to Past Shows
Original Air Date: January3rd at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Contact:
<ul>
<li><a href="mailto:ceasefireboerne@gmail.com">ceasefireboerne@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;</li>
<li><a href="https://www.theboernebookshop.com/">https://www.theboernebookshop.com/</a></li>
</ul>
Facebook: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575</a>&nbsp;

Ceasefire - Looking Forward To The New Year  1-3-2026

In this episode of Ceasefire, hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros discuss the remarkable Christmas Truce of 1914 during World War I. They explore the historical context, the spontaneous ceasefire between enemy soldiers, and the powerful lessons of humanity, forgiveness, and civility that emerged from this event. The conversation draws parallels to modern-day divisions, encouraging listeners to embrace compassion, understanding, and peaceful dialogue in their own communities—especially during the holiday season. The episode wraps up with reflections on the importance of taking breaks, living at peace with others, and fostering reconciliation year-round.

 

00:00 – Introduction & Holiday Greetings

01:00 – Topic Overview: The Christmas Truce of 1914

02:00 – Background: Start of World War I

03:00 – Alliances and Escalation to World War

04:30 – Early Expectations: "Home by Christmas" Myth

06:00 – The Reality: Casualties and Trench Warfare

07:00 – Pope Benedict’s Call for a Truce

08:30 – The Christmas Truce Begins: Singing and Celebrations

10:00 – Widespread Participation & Soldier Solidarity

12:00 – Humanity Amidst War: Exchanging Gifts, Helping Bury the Dead

15:00 – Historical Precedents for Pauses in Battle

17:00 – The Importance of Recapturing Humanity

19:00 – Dehumanization in Conflict & Lessons for Today

22:00 – Modern Parallels: Political Polarization and the Need for Civility

25:00 – Ideas for Community Reconciliation (e.g., joint caroling, parade floats)

28:00 – The Role of Forgiveness in Healing Divisions

31:00 – Resistance from Leadership: Maintaining Division

33:00 – Attempts to Repeat the Truce in Later Years

35:00 – Reflection Questions for the Audience

38:00 – Practical Steps for Everyday Civility

41:00 – Book Recommendation: "Stop In The Name of God"

44:00 – The Value of Taking Breaks and Observing the Sabbath

47:00 – Defining Peace: Managing Conflict Without Hostility

50:00 – Cartoon Analogy: Conflict and Camaraderie

53:00 – The Importance of Leaders Getting Along

56:00 – Final Thoughts & Closing Remarks

Original Air Date: December 27th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Contact:
ceasefireboerne@gmail.com 
https://www.theboernebookshop.com/

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575 

In this episode of Ceasefire, hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros discuss the remarkable Christmas Truce of 1914 during World War I. They explore the historical context, the spontaneous ceasefire between enemy soldiers, and the powerful lessons of humanity, forgiveness, and civility that emerged from this event. The conversation draws parallels to modern-day divisions, encouraging listeners to embrace compassion, understanding, and peaceful dialogue in their own communities&mdash;especially during the holiday season. The episode wraps up with reflections on the importance of taking breaks, living at peace with others, and fostering reconciliation year-round.
&nbsp;
00:00 &ndash; Introduction &amp; Holiday Greetings
01:00 &ndash; Topic Overview: The Christmas Truce of 1914
02:00 &ndash; Background: Start of World War I
03:00 &ndash; Alliances and Escalation to World War
04:30 &ndash; Early Expectations: "Home by Christmas" Myth
06:00 &ndash; The Reality: Casualties and Trench Warfare
07:00 &ndash; Pope Benedict&rsquo;s Call for a Truce
08:30 &ndash; The Christmas Truce Begins: Singing and Celebrations
10:00 &ndash; Widespread Participation &amp; Soldier Solidarity
12:00 &ndash; Humanity Amidst War: Exchanging Gifts, Helping Bury the Dead
15:00 &ndash; Historical Precedents for Pauses in Battle
17:00 &ndash; The Importance of Recapturing Humanity
19:00 &ndash; Dehumanization in Conflict &amp; Lessons for Today
22:00 &ndash; Modern Parallels: Political Polarization and the Need for Civility
25:00 &ndash; Ideas for Community Reconciliation (e.g., joint caroling, parade floats)
28:00 &ndash; The Role of Forgiveness in Healing Divisions
31:00 &ndash; Resistance from Leadership: Maintaining Division
33:00 &ndash; Attempts to Repeat the Truce in Later Years
35:00 &ndash; Reflection Questions for the Audience
38:00 &ndash; Practical Steps for Everyday Civility
41:00 &ndash; Book Recommendation: "Stop In The Name of God"
44:00 &ndash; The Value of Taking Breaks and Observing the Sabbath
47:00 &ndash; Defining Peace: Managing Conflict Without Hostility
50:00 &ndash; Cartoon Analogy: Conflict and Camaraderie
53:00 &ndash; The Importance of Leaders Getting Along
56:00 &ndash; Final Thoughts &amp; Closing Remarks
Original Air Date: December 27th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Contact:
<ul>
<li><a href="mailto:ceasefireboerne@gmail.com">ceasefireboerne@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;</li>
<li><a href="https://www.theboernebookshop.com/">https://www.theboernebookshop.com/</a></li>
</ul>
Facebook: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561356682575</a>&nbsp;

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