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The union movement is starting to hit its stride. Messaging from union leaders like Sara Nelson, President of the Association of Flight Attendants, is making a difference. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/support

The Streams in the Desert Live 2023 State of the Union Message (re-broadcast of Ep. 441)

The Streams in the Desert Live 2023 State of the Union Message

In the latest episode, Simon chats with doctors' union Chief Executive Tom Grinyer – lots of weighty issues from what BMA strapline  “Looking after doctors so they can look after you” means in practice, to unique relationships with the TUC, the Royal Medical Colleges and the British Medical Journal.  Also featuring Prof Mel Simms #thought4theweek and Basit Mahmood previews the #RadicalRoundUp.  Music by Scott Holmes.  Union Message by Luke Roderick/LRPN. A Makes You Think production

Just to keep our listeners informed of what is going on, a quick message to let you know what is in the works. With Easter being the past weekend, there is no big episode being released today, but there are several things in the works that we want you to know about. The podcast is going to essentially remain the same, but there are so many improvements coming around the way that we wanted you to know about.

We continue our series with a discussion about the consequences of a social contract that intentionally excluded, separated, and segregated. We hear from Michele Oberholtzer, a housing advocate in Detroit and candidate for State Representative of Michigan’s 4th District; Sarah Schindler, professor of law at University of Maine School of Law; and Rebecca Elliott, assistant professor of sociology at London School of Economics.For additional information on the issues we briefly examine, we recommend the following resources:Richard Rothstein, The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America (Liveright 2017).President Franklin D. Roosevelt, State of the Union Message to Congress (Jan. 11, 1944).Michele Oberholtzer, Myth-busting the Detroit foreclosure crisis, Detroit Metro Times (Sept. 13, 2017), https://www.metrotimes.com/detroit/myth-busting-the-detroit-tax-foreclosure-crisis/Content?oid=5552983.Sarah Schindler, Architectural Exclusion: Discrimination and Segregation Through Physical Design of the Built Environment, 124 Yale L. J. 1934 (2015).Rebecca Elliott, Opinion, In Hurricane Harvey’s Wake, We Need a Green ‘New Deal’, N.Y. Times (Aug. 31, 2017), https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/31/opinion/in-hurricane-harveys-wake-we-need-a-green-new-deal.html.This episode was produced by Mareva Lindo.Thanks to Doctor Turtle for the music:"Lullaby for Democracy" (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Doctor_Turtle/The_Double-Down_Two-Step/lullaby_for_democracy)"Go Tell It On the Molehill" (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Doctor_Turtle/Flush_Your_Rolex_1416/go_tell_it_on_the_molehill_2)

This week's show is called "Right Thinking Foundation - A State of the Union Message." Tune in and hear Steve give a "State of the Union" message of Right Thinking's past, present and future as he explains its purpose and how the foundation is helping to change the lives of many in a positive way.

Tune in and hear Steve give a "State of the Union" message of Right Thinking's past, present and future as he explains its purpose and how the foundation is helping to change the lives of many in a positive way.

“As a reporter, you never want to be a part of the story.” Amelia Rayno (@AmeliaRayno) is a food, travel, and features reporter for the Star Tribune. Prior to her current role she covered the University of Minnesota Athletic Department, mainly the Gophers’ men’s basketball team, for six years. In August of 2015, Amelia penned a very personal article detailing the sexual harassment she endured at the hands of former Gopher Athletic Director Norwood Teague, all-the-while having to report on the athletic department for her job. Amelia talks about the difficult decision to go public with her story and opens up about the realities for females who work in a male-dominant environment, like sports. Despite her horrid encounters with Norwood Teague, Amelia has fond memories of her time on the Gophers beat. She talks about the great stories that surround college basketball, the opportunity to develop as a sports journalist, and what it was like to cover legendary head coach Tubby Smith. Amelia also paints a hilarious picture of what she acts like on press row when trying to finish a game story on deadline. (Hint: don't text her!) Today, Amelia writes about two passions aside from sports: food and travel. You will spot her byline on many of the latest happenings on the Twin Cities’ burgeoning food and booze scene. For her travel stories, I recommend checking out Amelia’s blog called (Traveling) Out of Bounds, where she details her adventures, the good, bad, and the ugly. Oh, and bigfoot! She is on a mission to uncover the big, hairy truth about bigfoot, perhaps with her pale Bobo from the Animal Planet’s TV show Finding Bigfoot. We kick off the interview with this topic. Enjoy! p.s. I'd like to give a shoutout to Common Roots Cafe in Minneapolis for hosting this interview. SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: Her obsessive journaling as a kid Internships at the Boston Globe and Detroit News A recent trip to Cuba and stepping back in time Sid Hartman and his chocolate ice cream Covering the Final Four Being "in over her skis" during the first year covering college hoops Sports writers and their relationship with deadlines Live-tweeting and fans' expectations The ability to say "yes" to a dream AMELIA'S FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Restaurants Hola Arepa - Arepa and the cocktail special Favorite Public Space Dog Park at Minnehaha (does she even have a dog?) Favorite Annual Event: Oyster Festival at Meritage Most Fascinating Person You Know Sid Hartman State of the Union Message "Put your phones down and have real experiences. Be in the moment."

“It’s all about sharing it with somebody.” To be a nerd essentially means to be an expert in something, which is a perfect way to categorize Justin Severson (@stpaulrockcity), a self-described comedy nerd. Justin is the host of No Laugh Track Podcast, the official podcast for Minneapolis-based Acme Comedy Company, where he interviews headlining comics on a weekly basis. Justin’s guests are a collection of world-class comedians that have appeared on David Letterman, Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, Showtime, HBO, Netflix, etc. The St. Paul native talks about why he thinks comedy is some of the greatest art ever created and also provides us with many of his all-time and current favorite performers. Justin and I dive into some of the commonalities that he sees in comics (his answers might surprise you) and even offers up a few hilarious stories about some big name comedians. He talks about how comedy has helped him push through a few rough patches in his own life and discusses the role that comics play in today’s society. Oh, did I mention this guy really REALLY likes comedy? Enjoy! SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: How Justin prepares for and conducts his interviews Dane Cook overload Bill Cosby (enough said) The experience of seeing stand-up live Dos and don’ts when going to a comedy club The nice chairs at Acme His go-to first date The upcoming comedy documentary ‘I Need You To Kill’ JUSTIN'S FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Meal Under $15: Large Mostaccioli from Cossettas with two pieces of garlic bread Favorite Public Space: Cherokee Park (west side) as a kid. Como Park as and adult. Favorite Annual Event: State Fair Most Fascinating Person You Know Louis Lee, the owner of Acme State of the Union Message: "Stop being assholes to each other."

“There’s never going to be another Walter Cronkite, and that’s okay.” Tom Weber hosts a daily show on Minnesota Public Radio called MPR News with Tom Weber that focuses on topics and people related to Minnesota. Tom believes some of the best journalism in history is happening right now, but unfortunately he says we are also experiencing some of the worst. He gives us his take on the future of media and how the industry is currently undergoing a major transformation. He talks about interviewing high-profile figures and what he sees from his “unique chair.” Tom also dives into the art of the interview and provides some wisdom on how he extracts great answers from his guests. If you’re looking for some post Presidential election good vibes then listen to Tom’s State of the Union message at the end of our chat where he delivers an uplifting message. Enjoy! SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: His love for the Chicago Cubs (FYI...this was recorded before the World Series win) How and when Tom caught the media bug Covering Illinois politics as an intern in Springfield His 3:30 a.m. wake ups when working at St. Louis Public Radio Allowing your lens to be part of the discussion as a media member He mentions Terry Gross, Brian Lerher, David Axelrod, and Ira Glass as interviewers he admires How MPR handled the death of Prince TOM'S FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Meal Under $15: Punch Pizza (Build your own) Favorite Public Space: Minnehaha Park Favorite Annual Event: Luminary Loppet State of the Union Message: "Things are really not that bad. On a fundamental, one-to-one level, people are not monsters."

“We started with a seed and a big dream.” Dr. Andy Bachman is the CEO/President and Co-Founder of LeafLine Labs, one of just two authorized providers of medical cannabis in the state of Minnesota. Dr. Bachman is a board-certified physician with more than a decade of emergency room medical experience. It was in the ER that Dr. Bachman saw firsthand the epidemic of opioid misuse in this country. After years of watching addiction and overdose rates soar, Dr. Bachman felt a responsibility to give his beloved Minnesotans an alternative. In May of 2014, Minnesota became the 22nd state in the nation to legalize medical cannabis, but it was the first state to provide governance under the Office of Medical Cannabis inside the MN Department of Health. According to Dr. Bachman, many states are beginning to model Minnesota's program, which is one of the more highly restrictive in the country. Today, Dr. Bachman and Leafline Labs treats a patient roughly every 30 minutes for one of ten qualifying conditions that have been approved by the state. These include individuals with cancer, HIV/AIDS, Tourette's Syndrome, ALS, intractable pain, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis/muscle spasms, epilepsy/seizures, inflammatory bowl disease, and terminal illnesses. Enjoy the conversation! SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: Historical world use of cannabis Hemp plants at Fort Snelling How Minnesotan’s can acquire medical cannabis Leafline Labs' 42,000 sq.-ft. growing facility in Cottage Grove The stigma surrounding cannabis in the US Current clinical research Dr. Bachman's hope to treat patients with PTSD and Autism, among others His horticulture background being a member of the Bachman family ANDY'S FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Meal Under $15: Pizza Luce (The Wrangler) Most Fascinating Person(s) You Know: Bill George (former CEO of Medtronic) Favorite Public Space: First Avenue Favorite Annual Event: Basilica Block Party & Macy's Flower Show with Gardens by Bachman's State of the Union Message: "Inaction is not innocence."

“Let your freak flag fly.” Christiaan “Bacon” Tarbox is an award-winning journalist, freelance graphic designer, published musician, and co-creator of a Minneapolis cable access television show (And Now It's). He is all of these impressive things despite being born with Asperger’s Syndrome (ASP). In the interview, Christiaan provides an in-depth look at what it’s like to live with ASP and how he was able to suppress the many ticks and abnormalities that dominated his childhood. More importantly, he addresses the common misconceptions about ASP and autism that have been perpetuated by popular media for decades. The Maple Grove native turned a corner in his life after college when he moved to Uptown in Minneapolis at the age of 23. It was in that artistic community that Christiaan found like-minded creators who helped enable his originality. During this monumental period of growth and self-discovery, Christiaan’s ASP regressed so much that it plays only a minor part in his life. Individuals with autism or ASP are unique in their diagnoses and struggles and Chris strongly emphasizes this fact. He provides loads of great insight that will no doubt help spread truth, awareness, and compassion. This is definitely worth your time! Enjoy! SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: His love for Star Wars, pro wrestling, and comics The benefit of transition centers The famed animal expert Mary Temple Grandin who has autism His journalism awards – Minnesota Newspaper Association His band headlining at the Cabooze and Turf Club And Now It’s – his cable access TV variety show Self-proclaimed “King of Karaoke” in Minneapolis - look for him at Vegas Lounge CHRIS' FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Meal Under $15: Mesa Pizza (Mac & Cheese Pizza) Most Fascinating Person(s) You Know: Hamil Griffin-Cassidy (@TheRealHamil) Bobby Kahn (@kobbybahn) Favorite Public Space: Downtown Minneapolis Favorite Annual Event: Twin Cities Pride Parade State of the Union Message: "You are an integral cog in the machinery of the cosmos."

“I don’t think there’s anybody in the world that has jumped off of more docks on Lake Minnetonka than I have.” If Minnesota were to crown a modern day renaissance man, Josh Leddy would be the odds on favorite. Josh is the founder of Life’s A Beach Shoreline Services, a full service lake weed management company on Lake Minnetonka. Josh and his crew utilize good old fashion manual labor and pull the weeds by hand rather than using harmful and ineffective chemicals. He created the business in 2004 as a way to make summer money when he was home from college. A few years later the idea took off and today Josh serves roughly 350 homes on Minnesota’s most popular lake. Also in the interview, Josh provides details on his new brewery schedule to open in May of 2017 called Back Channel Brewing Collective. Josh plans to specialize in sour beers and also use the brewery as a means to educate people about the ecosystem of Lake Minnetonka. If that’s not enough, Josh has been running a youth hockey league for the past decade called XL Hockey League. This once-a-week, no-check league was created to give student-athletes an opportunity to continue playing hockey while focusing on another sport. This one has it all. Enjoy! Some topics mentioned and discussed: Different types of milfoil and lake weed and the effect they have on Lake Minnetonka Lake Minnetonka serving as ground zero for all other lakes in Minnesota Composting lake weeds to the benefit of local farms and home gardens His work with the Natural Resources Research Institute at the Univ. Minnesota-Duluth The struggle to have his voice heard by the DNR His epic cross-country brewery tour The downside of specialization in youth sports josh's favorites related to the twin cities: Favorite Meal Under $15: Surly Beer Hall: (Baked Beans & Todd the Axe Man) Most Fascinating Person(s) You Know: Neil Sheehy (@ICEHockeyAgent) (Former NHL player and current NHL Agent) Favorite Public Space: Downtown Minneapolis Favorite Annual Event: Fourth of July on Lake Minnetonka State of the Union Message: "Don't underestimate where your answers and solutions can come from."

“There’s a taste revolution going on around the world right now, and everyone wants better.” If you enjoy craft beer, then this episode is a must listen! Ilan Klages-Mundt (@insightilan) is the co-founder/maestro of Insight Brewing, which occupies a 20,000 square foot facility and tap room in Minneapolis. Some of their well-known beers include Hell Chicken, Troll Way, Sunken City, Lambton Dragon, and Devil’s Companion. During college, Ilan tasted a craft beer in Denmark that literally changed his life. The Belgium beer, named Westvleteren 12, was voted No. 1 on a Top 50 beer list, and Ilan had purchased two expensive bottles to sample. After his first sip, Ilan’s lip began to quiver because he had never tasted anything so good before. From then on he knew his calling was craft beer. Ilan read stacks of books about brewing and then traveled the world for a year working at different breweries in England, Japan, Denmark, and Belgium. He had pulled together $3,400 and bought a one-way ticket to England were he began at Fuller’s Brewery. With minimal funds, he traded his labor for food and a place to sleep at each location. The grunt work was difficult and exhausting but necessary for Ilan to understand every detail of the brewing process. Upon his return to Minnesota, Ilan moved in with his aunt and began the daunting task of starting his own brewery. In spite of his passions, he lacked the business skills needed for such a costly endeavor, so he partnered with a few local business leaders who each provided a unique and complementary area of expertise. After nearly a year of raising capital, largely via small increments from friends and family, Insight Brewing became a reality in November of 2014. His desire to share great tasting craft beer with the people of Minnesota is in full swing, and Ilan continues to collaborate with breweries around the globe. I hope you enjoy our conversation! Some topics mentioned and discussed: Illan’s passion for music, specifically playing and teaching the cello Insight Brewing’s plan to acquire a new 17,000 sq. ft. facility Hilarious world travel stories The idea of simplicity when it comes to brewing beer Losing out on a $25,000 fellowship that he planned on using during his year of travel Difficulties in raising capital and dealing with naysayers Alcohol culture in the U.S. versus other nations The effect prohibition had on local breweries The state and national craft beer market Parallels between the food and craft beer revolution Ilan's favorites related to the twin cities: 1. Favorite Meal Under $15: Pizzeria Lola - Korean BBQ Pizza 2. Fascinating Person You Would Like to Have Dinner With: R.T. Rybak 3. Favorite Public Space: Minnehaha Park and Fort Snelling 4. State of the Union Message: "People have to be able to work together. We are so so so much more similar than we are different."

“The brain that you have before the moment is different than the brain you have in the moment.” Handing out sports bar coupons while wearing hot pants and tube socks wasn’t exactly how Molly Mogren pictured her life after college as an entry level marketing professional. She had aspirations of becoming a food and travel writer, so she quit her demeaning gig and composed a well-crafted e-mail to a local chef named Andrew Zimmern who had just launched a new TV show called Bizarre Foods with the Travel Channel. In the e-mail, Molly detailed her desire to work for Andrew and three weeks later she was on board as an intern. She eventually moved into a full-time role, and the duo collaborated together for eight years, co-authoring books, hosting a podcast and building the Andrew Zimmern brand. Molly truly appreciated working for her celebrity friend, but there came a time when she needed to came back to her own voice. After reading a quote from former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt that said “Do one thing every day that scares you,” Molly did exactly that for an entire year. She even created a blog called Hey Eleanor!, which detailed her daily experiments that ranged in intensity from skydiving to riding the bus. The blog has morphed into an open journal of sorts, where Molly freely writes about what she experiences, feels, and thinks. Molly now makes a living as a successful freelance writer, working out of her home and setting her own schedule. She has a strong portfolio of clients and has been tinkering with a few book ideas. If you’re looking to launch a freelance career, this is a must listen. At the time of this recording, Molly was “supremely pregnant” and the temperature was 92 degrees, so I’d like to thank her for allowing a strange man (me) into her home and turning off the air conditioner to avoid background noise while we chatted. Enjoy! Some topics mentioned and discussed: Molly's internship with the Minnesota Twins Her daily writing habits and schedule Advice for those looking to start a freelance career The importance of finding adventure in your every day life The power of “no” Her enthusiasm for amateur wrestling MOLLY's favorites related to the twin cities: 1. Favorite Meal Under $15: Pho Tau Bay (green papaya salad & spring rolls) 2. Most Fascinating Person You Know: Nora McInerny Purmort 3. Favorite Annual Event: WRESTLEPALOOZA 4. How would you describe the Twin Cities to someone who has never been here: "The best place you don't know anything about. If you don't get why it's great here, we don't need you." 5. State of the Union Message: "Be nice to other people and be open-minded."

Nate Beck is the owner of Natedogs, which is a hot dog cart that has been serving up delicious wieners for the past five years in the Twin Cities. In fact, Natedogs' tagline is "quality wieners, MN farms" because Nate acquires his hormone-free dogs from local farms. He has been dubbed by several local and national publications as “Best Hot Dogs in America” and even listed as one of the “Best Food Trucks in America.” The professionally trained singer uses his background in the arts to create a unique experience for his customers at the cart that emphasizes one-on-one interactions and will more than likely end in a big bear hug. Nate talks about the startup stages of the business and shares his process for creating the nostalgic Natedogs brand. He also talks about how he recently sold 1,295 hot dogs in one day during the 2016 Art-a-Whirl event. He provides a rather convincing and passionate opinion about America’s dependence on ketchup, calling it the “sauce of shame,” and also details a few hilarious customer reactions when they realize he doesn’t offer ketchup. Nate also explores the sometimes ungrateful world of food service and provides us with a few simple reminders for when we dine out. Near the end of the interview, Nate tells the story about how he consumed eight foot-long hot dogs in one day at the Minnesota State Fair, which was a mere portion of his food intake for that particular day. This was truly an epic tale and interview! Enjoy! Some topics and people mentioned: Red Table Meats Kramarczuks Birkenstock Shoes Holmberg Design Mill City Fineries The Bow Tie Shoppe Ordway Animal Human Society Filson Surly Beer Hall Ignite Minneapolis For Grace - Documentary on Netflix NATE's favorites related to the twin cities: Favorite Meal Under $15: World Street Kitchen (Caramelized Lamb Belly Yum Yum Rice Bowl) Favorite Public Space: Como Park Dinner with Famous Twin Cities Person: Stephanie March Favorite Annual Event: Minnesota State Fair Most Famous Person to Buy a Hot Dog: Alan Page and Dawes the Band State of the Union Message: "If you're not investing in people then none of it matters"

Frank DiCristina has many abilities when it comes to natural healing, but his bread and butter is sound therapy. With the use gongs and metal singing bowls, Frank tries to help people who usually view his services as a last resort. They’ve exhausted all other options and look to Frank for some type of relief at the Center for Harmonious Living in Deep Haven, MN. “When a person comes to me they’re ready,” said Frank. Frank began his treatments in 2004 and has since been tutored by some of the most well-known leaders in the field such as Slim Spurling, Suren Shrestha and Dr. Mitch Nur. Frank was recently invited to instruct a group of medical professionals about the benefits of sound therapy at the Avera Cancer Institute in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Frank discusses electromagnetic exposure and how the extreme saturation of cell phones, Wi-Fi, laptops, digital signals, etc… can be harmful to our health. He also dives into his work as a building biologist and how many of the older homes can be negatively affecting a person’s well-being. All of this is covered during the initial meeting with Frank when new clients arrive for their first visit. He takes a universal approach when trying to help his clients, which is why Frank describes his many areas of expertise as interconnected. The biggest theme Frank has noticed throughout his many clients is they are not getting enough sleep and relaxation. WCCO-TV reporter Angela Davis found his work interesting enough that she ran a four-minute long feature story on Frank and his treatment method in December of 2015. Enjoy! Some topics and people mentioned: The Boston School of Electronic Music Frank Perry Dr. Hubert Lim Dr. John Beaulieru (Book: Human Tuning) Raga Valerie Hunt(Book: Infinite Mind) The Singing Bowl Guy on SoundCloud FRANK's favorites related to the twin cities: Favorite Meal Under $15: Andale Taqueria and Mercado Favorite Public Space: Lake Calhoun Dinner with Famous Twin Cities Person: Al Franken State of the Union Message: "Be conscious"

“Go after that weird thing you want to do.” –Chuck Olsen Chuck Olsen was one of the internet’s first video bloggers and today is the co-founder and CEO of the Minneapolis-based virtual reality company Visual. Chuck is arguably the go-to person for all things virtual reality in the Twin Cities, and his company made headlines recently after releasing a 360-degree video app with music-streaming giant Rhapsody. He forged a successful career in early internet technology, working several years for Twin Cities Public Television (TPT), and then went on to form a citizen journalism non-profit called The Uptake. With Visual, Chuck has collaborated with the likes of the Minnesota Lynx, Mall of America, the University of Minnesota, musician Talib Kweli, and the Newborn Foundation, among many others. Chuck opens up about his passion for using virtual reality as an engine to promote social good and talks about a recent trip to China with a local non-profit. He provides a clear and vivid glimpse into the future of how virtual reality will be integrated into our daily lives and explores several industries already utilizing the technology. And he called me the Podmaster! Enjoy! Some topics and people mentioned: GoPro Blogumentary Jeff Jarvis Jake Lodwick Minnesota Original Taylor Clarik Secrets of the City Zombie Pub Crawl Bre Pettis Steve Garfield Mary Lahammer Microsoft HoloLens Magic Leap Chuck's favorites related to the twin cities: Favorite Meal Under $15: The Tin Fish Favorite Public Space: Sheridan Memorial Park Dinner with Famous Twin Cities Person: Al Franken Favorite Annual Event: Northern Spark and Art-A-Whirl State of the Union Message: "Go after that weird thing you want to do"

Michael Welsh owns Sky Candy Studios, a local video production company that focuses on aerial photography/videography, and shares his expertise on all things drones. Michael talks about how he bought his first drone off an impulse buy from Brookstone and then skipping out on college to start his company. We discuss the different industries that benefit from drone technology and how Amazon is investing heavily into drones and its use for delivering packages. We even talk about one of his best marketing tools which is his vehicle that he calls the "Sky Cube." I start off the interview with this. Enjoy! Some topics and people mentioned: The Open Road Creative Project New York City Drone Film Festival Creative Mornings (MSP) Basilica Block Party Favorite Meal Under $15: Haute Dish Favorite Public Space: Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Dinner with Famous Twin Cities Person: Prince and Tom Thibodeau State of the Union Message: "Drones are not evil"

Jonathan Prince is our interview guest this week. Show produced by Katherine Caperton Original Air Date: January 22, 2011 on SiriusXM Satellite Radio "POTUS" Channel 124.  Click above to listen. As President Obama and the White House speechwriting team hacked away at the 2011 State of the Union Message to Congress, Josh King . . . → Read More: Episode 1, with guest Jonathan Prince, Democratic Strategist, previewing the State of The Union

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