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Bonus episodes that allow the panel to discuss a single topic in depth, continue a conversation with a guest, or just dive into something we couldn’t get to during the show!
A special episode, recorded just after the Senate vote that resulted in the acquittal of former President Trump. How did this happen? What do we do next?
Further Reading:
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (2/13/21): Is There a Solution to the Republican Party?”A VFR Election Night 2020 extravaganza! a 3 hour broadcast hosted by members of WXOJ’s weekly political shows!
Civil Politics: Janra Roberts, Sue Timberlake, Michael
Occupy the Airwaves: Stephen Linsky, Paki Weiland, Bob Gardner, Bruce Miller, Emikan Sudan
Occupy the Airwaves airs on WXOJ-LP 103.3FM every Sunday at 10am!
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (11/3/20): VFR Election Night Special 2020”This supplemental we welcome Greg Dennis from the Yes on 2 campaign to talk the ins and outs of Ranked Choice Voting (or RCV), what it could mean for the commonwealth, and why it can be important for the voting process long term.
To learn more about RCV, visit YesOn2RCV.com. You can also follow them on twitter: @yeson2RCV
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (10/01/20): Vote Yes On Two! (Or We’ll Be Blue)”
In this Supplemental, we were able to speak to Jeanné Lewis about how the pandemic has affected her campaign for At-Large City Councillor. You can find her socials below!
jeannelewisatlarge.com | Twitter: @msjeannelewis | Facebook: FB.com/JeanneAtLarge |IG: @msjeannelewis
Further Reading:
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (4/29/20): How COVID19 has Changed Campaigning”
A continuation of the discussion over the ideas presented in Crisis! When Political Parties Lose the Consent to Rule. by Professor Cedric DeLeon, and then discuss how we should refer to our elected leaders.
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (2/12/20) Terrific Honorifics”
A continuation from the last supplemental, the panel moves on to talking about who they can and can’t support and why.
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (2/5/20): A Hill to Die On”
Stacey, Mike, and Sue talk about the recent endorsement of Bernie Sanders by Joe Rogan.
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (2/3/20): The Joe Rogan Effect”
Over the holiday break I was able to interview Jeanné Lewis, who is running for At-Large Councilor in Washington, DC! I had a great time talking to her, especially about how our national politics affects the people of the District locally. If you want to know more about Jeanné check out the links below:
Continue reading “Civil Politics Supplemental (1/13/20): Interview With Jeanné Lewis”
Janra and Mike talk about the phenomenon of terrible people loving shows that espouse the virtues of unity and inclusiveness.
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In this bonus episode the panel discusses the way non-verbal communication and unconscious behavior can influence how a candidate is perceived during a debate.