Episode 7: Mapping Black America
Professor Marcus Anthony Hunter explores the geography of the Black American experience and gives historical context to Black politics and Black Lives Matter. Hunter is an Assistant Professor of Socio...
17 Nov 201528min
Episode 6: Planned Parenthood, Abortion, and Birth Control
Professor Carole Joffe explains the culture and politics behind the Planned Parenthood controversy and the economic importance of reproductive health care. Joffe is a Professor in the Bixby Center for...
10 Nov 201529min
Episode 4: The Student Debt Crisis
Professor Nicholas Hillman discusses the burden of student debt and dispels common misconceptions. Hillman is an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, University of Wiscon...
3 Nov 201525min
Episode 5: Business at the Ballot Box
Alexander Hertel-Fernandez explores how small business interests influence politics and explains what businesses do to politically mobilize their employees. Hertel-Fernandez is a PhD Candidate in Gove...
3 Nov 201524min
Episode 3: The Tea Party Divided
Professor Heath Brown discusses the Tea Party, explaining how this conservative movement has grown and changed – and how it may shape the 2016 elections. Brown is an Assistant Professor of Public Mana...
28 Okt 201525min
Episode 2: Jim Crow 2.0
Professor Erin O’Brien illuminates the absence of voter fraud in the United States and details how and why voter fraud legislation is passed across states. O’Brien is an Associate Professor of Politic...
28 Okt 201520min
Episode 1: The Kochs, Americans For Prosperity, and The Right
Professor Theda Skocpol discusses changes in and around the Republican Party and explains how conservatives are reaching out to new constituencies. Skocpol is a Professor of Government and Sociology a...
28 Okt 201524min
