Civil Politics Supplemental (10/14/24): Taber Talks (Unedited Interview)

The unedited interview with Dr. Sarah Taber, candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture in North Carolina. This includes an almost 20 extra minutes of discussion!

If you would like to know more about Dr. Taber, visit taberfornc.com or one of her socials:

Facebook: fb.com/sarahtabernc
Bluesky: @sarahtaber.bsky.social
X: @SarahTaber_bww
Insta: @sarahtabernc


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Civil Politics Supplemental (4/27/24): Roundabout Opinions

Janra speaks with three people standing out on the Northampton roundabout in support of Palestine and/or Israel. Ruslan, Maj, and Marc Gurvitch from Jewish Voices for Peace.

If you would like to know more about JVP Western Mass you can go to their Instagram page, @jvpwesternmass, or the national site, jewishvoiceforpeace.org. Unfortunately I don’t have socials for Ruslan or Maj.


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Civil Politics Supplemental (12/5/23): The New Dark Ages

A recording of an off the air conversation about Kissinger, AI, and how our politicians conduct themselves today.


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Civil Politics Supplemental (7/13/22): Symbolic Symbolism

What are Medals of Freedom for? A conversation the panel had before recording this week’s episode!

President Biden Announces Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom – https://bit.ly/3RgSdwG


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Civil Politics Supplemental (2/10/22): Half is Better Than None

Beginning Music: Glenn Gould – Goldberg Variation #5
Ending Music: Electronic – Getting Away With it (Instrumental)

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Civil Politics Supplemental (11/30/21): The Jaded Urgency of Now

After the show, the panel kept discussing why Biden’s approval numbers have dropped and just the state of our political leadership in general.


Beginning Music: Glenn Gould – Goldberg Variation #5
Ending Music: Electronic – Getting Away With it (Instrumental)

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Civil Politics Supplemental (10/7/21): Mayoral Electoral Adventures

Mike interviews Easthampton Mayor (and current Mayoral Candidate) Nicole LaChapelle about local issues and her experiences as an elector for the 2020 election!

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Civil Politics Supplemental (5/27/21): The Varied Responses to Enfranchising the Incarcerated

We continued our conversation with Kristina Mensik, National Campaign Director for The National Council For Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls. We ask the important question: What are some opposing responses to their work to make sure the incarcerated have their vote?

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