Welcome to the Austin Angle! Your favorite place for policy and political analysis driven by data, evidence, and fact-fueled feelings.
On this episode, I talk about the disconnect with Democrats and American families not being because of bad policy, but poor communication. The concept of ‘freedom' is why Republicans are winning the messaging game, and Democrats will continue to lose if they don't start connecting their ideas to freedom for American families.
On this episode, I discuss a new trial in Georgia regarding congressional maps that dilute the voting power of Black Georgians, right-wing Republicans holding government spending hostage and the possibility of a government shutdown, and a new zoning proposal on Sapelo Island that could displace members of the Gullah Geechee people—descendants of slaves and the first muslims in America.
We're kicking off Season 3 of the Austin Angle discussing the legacy of colonialism that led to the Maui wildfires, the continuing anti-Black violence in America—this time in Florida—and recapping the GOP presidential debate.
On this episode, I discuss Pride Month, why we need Pride, the attacks on LGBTQ+ people, and offer some advice!
On this episode, I discuss what the debt ceiling is, the negotiations between President Biden (D) and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the current bipartisan bill, and what would happen if we default on our national debt.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has officially announced he's running for President. On the newest episode of #TheAustinAngle
On this episode, I talk about the exciting news regarding Atlanta being a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the pros & cons of this mega-sporting event, the effects of city developments, and reflect on the history of the 1996 Olympic Games and their impact of communities in Atlanta.
On this episode, I talk about the recent legislation passed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) that bans funding for all DEI programs at public schools, legislation moving forward in Texas aiming to ban DEI practices in hiring, and offer information on how to register to vote to ensure we stay vigilant against these attacks.
On this episode, I talk about the Tennessee Republicans' efforts to oust elected representatives for protesting gun violence, Florida arresting elected officials for peacefully protesting for reproductive justice, and a country superstar's allyship on the CMT Awards stage.
On this episode, I recap the State of the Union Address President made before Congress—highlighting the progress the American economy has made, our shortcomings, and what we need to do to move forward united.
On this episode, I reflect on what music made 2022 the year that it was and offer listeners some musical suggestions.
On this episode, I ring in the New Year by diving into what the election of Congressman Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) means for Congress and the American people, what progress has been made through bipartisan efforts since 2020, and what implications the House Freedom Caucus may have on governance.
On this episode, I talk about the history and celebration of Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
On this episode, I discuss the Warnock/Walker debate, key issues for voters heading into the midterms, & offer a vision for our nation's future.
On this episode, I talk about political theories and explanations that look into how and why we identify with a political party.
On this episode, I talk about a handful of candidates running to represent us in the state of Georgia.
On this episode, I read one of my research papers about why our minds don't change easily—especially with political issues.
On this episode, I take a more anecdotal approach to policy by recounting my journey as a former candidate for the Cobb County Board of Education.
On this episode, I deep dive into school funding formulas that use property taxes and why that's problematic and inequitable for communities of color. Through historical details, like redlining and exclusionary zoning laws, I tackle why property taxes aren't a fair or just way to fund our public schools.
On this episode, I discuss how we got to this place, why the overturning of Roe is not only frightening for abortion rights, and how we move forward.
On our very first episode, I discuss international studies on gun laws, the gun violence epidemic in America, and how we can move forward as a nation.
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