Podcasts about why vote

With nearly half of self-identified Christians expected to sit out the upcoming 2024 election, around 40 million voices could remain unheard. In this episode, Dr. Karen dives into the significance of voting—not only as a civic duty rather also as an expression of faith. Dr. Karen identifies the crucial issues at stake, from freedom of … The post Why Vote? (Episode # 501) first appeared on TRANSLEADERSHIP, INC®.

Is the Election Rigged? Why Vote? is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

In this episode of the Best of Midland Texas Podcast, host Ryan Shewchuk dive deep into the future of education in Midland Texas with Emily Statton Smith. Join us as we dive into Emily's passionate vision for the Midland Independent School District, particularly her commitment to enhancing the educational landscape for young students and families. Packed with insights, Emily brings her unique perspective as a lawyer and a dedicated mother, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in shaping the future of our schools. Emily discusses her candidacy for the MISD School Board, highlighting the need for early intervention in elementary education to prevent future challenges. Her experience with budgeting and policy-making offers a fresh approach to board responsibilities, focusing on safety, communication, and curriculum enhancements. This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the educational and community growth of Midland Texas. Thank you to our guest, Emily Statton Smith, for her valuable insights and dedication to making a difference. Connect with us and Emily on social media to stay updated on her campaign and the impact she hopes to have. Subscribe to the Best of Midland Texas Podcast for more episodes featuring local leaders and initiatives. If you're interested in being a guest, reach out to us. Don't miss the chance to be part of the conversation driving change in our community! CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - School Board Candidacy 05:52 - Community Involvement 11:08 - Role of the School Board 14:16 - School Construction on Golf Course 19:57 - Effective Communication 24:06 - Teacher Recruitment Strategies 28:21 - Implementing Quick Changes 31:13 - Homework Policies 34:25 - Emily's School Board Goals 38:31 - Why Vote for Emily 42:06 - Find Emily Online 42:35 - Outro Best of Midland Texas was created focusing on small, local businesses and has been designed to help you find only the best locally owned companies and live events here in Midland. CONNECT WITH US Website: https://www.bestofmidlandtx.com Ryan Shewchuk: https://www.instagram.com/shewchuk Terra Avery: https://www.instagram.com/terrawaypants TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@bestofmidlandtx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestofmidlandtx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestofmidlandtx Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bestofmidlandtx —----------------------- LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/bomtxitunes Spotify: https://bit.ly/bomtxspotify —----------------------- PRODUCED AND EDITED BY FORTY WOLVES STUDIOS https://www.fortywolves.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestofmidlandtx/support

Navigating the Political Landscape: A Christian Perspective on the 2024 Election [AI GENERATED] In this episode of the Plain Speech Podcast, Pastor Michael Clary from Cincinnati offers his pastoral guidance on the 2024 election. Emphasizing the importance of hopeful Christianity, Clary shares his reasons for supporting Donald Trump over Kamala Harris. Arguing from a Christian worldview, he addresses the moral and political stakes involved, highlighting Trump's potential for disruption and critiquing the current political establishment. The episode concludes with a call for Christians to use their voice wisely in elections while maintaining hope anchored in the eternal promises of Jesus Christ. 00:00 Introduction: The Hope of Christianity 00:51 Pastoral Counsel for Voting 01:19 The Stakes of the Election 02:38 The Role of Government 04:25 Evaluating Donald Trump 10:53 Critique of Kamala Harris 16:08 The Democrat Party's Agenda 19:27 Exposing Democratic Hypocrisy 22:17 The Political Establishment's Corruption 24:55 A Spiritual Perspective on Politics 27:12 Christian Voting Options 30:37 Why Vote for Donald Trump? 34:47 A Call to Prayer and Action

Hello! We're back for a short series in the lead up to the November 2024 election. Over the coming weeks we'll address some of the whys and hows of voting.This week: Why Vote?Rachel has 10 really good reasons why you should vote in this (and every) election.

Republicans weren't the only ones happy to see Hillary Clinton go down in flaming defeat in 2016. Get the inside story from the book Shattered, or just listen to today's episode. 0:00 - Why Vote for Hillary?2:00 - What happened in 2016?8:20 - Getting into the Book22:15 - Why You Can't Trust the Polls34:45 - What Trump Needs to Do Again39:20 - My Favorite Part of the Book44:35 - Election Day 201649:00 - Setting the NarrativeSend all hate mail to fierybutpeaceful@gmail.comOr follow me through the week on Twitter @WeirdBibleGuy

Disrupted will be back with new episodes in September. In the meantime, as we prepare for the election, we are bringing you some highlights from the New Hampshire Public Radio series 'Civics 101.'  Why Vote, And How To Do It The United States is supposed to be a representative democracy. We vote for our leaders, and those leaders represent our interests. But the impact of your vote isn't always so clear. On Civics 101, NHPR's show about the basics of how our democracy works, we talk about why you should vote, and provide wisdom to help you prepare for the polls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police say officers are looking for a Uhaul truck driver involved in a fatal hit and run in Queens just after midnight Tuesday morning. Also, if you have plans to head to the Southern tip of New Jersey shore, it may be harder than you think. The bridge connecting Cape May county and Wildwood Crest is closed indefinitely after the motor used to open it failed. And transportation authorities say it could take weeks to find parts replacements. Additionally, New Jersey residents will soon get confirmation if they will get a property tax rebate check from the state reports Nancy Solomon. In other news, former congressman George Santos pled guilty to identity theft and wire fraud Monday afternoon. WNYC's Sean Carlson speaks with politics reporter Brigid Bergin who was in the courtroom. And lastly, an estimated 8 million Americans will come to voting age by this November's election. WNYC's Community Partnerships Desk collaborated with the group Why Vote to gather insight from young people who will be able to cast a vote for the first time this year.

Christianity is exploding across India. For the last 25 years, Rebecca Stanley has participated in God's work there through evangelism, church planting, and advocating for the vulnerable. Rebecca joins us in-studio to share how God is building His Church in India and bringing life and purpose to men and women on the fringes of society. Kairos Global Foundation  Kingdom Unleashed by Jerry Trousdale, Glenn Sunshine, with Gregory C. Benoit  The Unshakable Kingdom and the Unchanging Person by E. Stanley Jones Does the thought of voting stress you out—especially this year? Maybe the idea of political engagement as a Christian even feels hopeless. You're not alone. You want wisdom, but the Bible doesn't directly address voting, so what do you do?   To help you find clarity, stability, and wisdom for this year, we've put together a short, four-episode video series called “Why Vote? Courageous Faith in an Election Year.” Each video answers a different question about voting from a Christian perspective, including “What if I don't like either candidate?” “Why vote if God is sovereign?” and more. You don't have to give in to our culture's political anxiety. Clarity and hope is possible- even in an election year. Get your FREE access to the “Why Vote?” video series at colsoncenter.org/whyvote. Get free digital access to CCNC 2024 when you make a gift to the Colson Center by August 31st. Access includes all mainstage sessions from the conference, featuring speakers like Calvin Robinson, Cathy Cooke, Neil Shenvi and more. Every gift given will support the next three months of ministry, including brand new What Would You Say videos, Breakpoint forums and the ongoing production of Strong Women and Breakpoint. Ultimately, when you support these initiatives, you're helping us strengthen everyday Christians with courageous faith. To make your gift and get access to CCNC 2024 online, go to ColsonCenter.org/August. The Strong Women Podcast is a product of the Colson Center, which equips Christians to live out their faith with clarity, confidence, and courage in this cultural moment. Through commentaries, podcasts, videos, and more, we help Christians better understand what's happening in the world, and champion what is true and good wherever God has called them. Learn more about the Colson Center here: https://www.colsoncenter.org/   Visit our website and sign up for our email list so that you can stay up to date on what we are doing here and also receive our monthly journal: https://www.colsoncenter.org/strong-women Join Strong Women on Social Media:   https://www.facebook.com/StrongWomenCC  https://www.facebook.com/groups/strongwomencommunitycc/  https://www.instagram.com/strongwomencc/  https://linktr.ee/strongwomencc

A lot of panic made its way through the news on Monday as the stock market fell by a thousand points. And John and Maria look at the record of Vice-Presidential candidate Tim Walz.   Recommendations Pro-Child Politics by Katy Faust Stay tuned for next week's bonus podcast featuring David Bahnsen!   Segment 1 - Stock Market Downturn What's behind the big stock market plunge? by David Bahnsen Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life by David Bahnsen Segment 2 - VP Candidate Tim Walz Breakpoint: The GOP Caves on Life and Marriage Them Before Us with Katy Faust Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman Breakpoint: Voting: Lesser of Two Evils vs. Lessening Evil  __________ Register for the upcoming Breakpoint Forum: Should Christians Get Political? on August 13 at 7PM ET at breakpoint.org/forum.  Get access to the free video series Why Vote? at colosoncenter.org/whyvote.

How should Christians think about their vote?  Related Resources What Would You Say: How Do I Vote When I Don't Like either Candidate? __________ Claim your access to the video series Why Vote? with your gift of any amount to the Colson Center at colsoncenter.org/whyvote. 

Grief, trauma, and shame thrive in the darkness—but honesty enables us to walk in the light of healing and freedom. Tune in for a story of redemption and healing from Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne's pretzels. More than a successful businesswoman, Anne is a woman of God who has walked through devastating loss and trauma and discovered the freedom that comes when we share our burdens with those who love us.        Show Notes:  Overcome and Lead by Auntie Anne Beiler  Transforming Trauma into Triumph by Shanea Clancy    The Rhythm of Home by Chris and Jenni Graebe    Does the thought of voting stress you out—especially this year? Maybe the idea of political engagement as a Christian even feels hopeless. You're not alone. You want wisdom, but the Bible doesn't directly address voting, so what do you do?   To help you find clarity, stability, and wisdom for this year, we've put together a short, four-episode video series called “Why Vote? Courageous Faith in an Election Year.” Each video answers a different question about voting from a Christian perspective, including “What if I don't like either candidate?” “Why vote if God is sovereign?” and more. You don't have to give in to our culture's political anxiety. Clarity and hope is possible- even in an election year. Get your FREE access to the “Why Vote?” video series at colsoncenter.org/whyvote.   Get free digital access to CCNC 2024 when you make a gift to the Colson Center by August 31st. Access includes all mainstage sessions from the conference, featuring speakers like Calvin Robinson, Cathy Cooke, Neil Shenvi and more. Every gift given will support the next three months of ministry, including brand new What Would You Say videos, Breakpoint forums and the ongoing production of Strong Women and Breakpoint. Ultimately, when you support these initiatives, you're helping us strengthen everyday Christians with courageous faith. To make your gift and get access to CCNC 2024 online, go to ColsonCenter.org/August.   The Strong Women Podcast is a product of the Colson Center which equips Christians to live out their faith with clarity, confidence, and courage in this cultural moment. Through commentaries, podcasts, videos, and more, we help Christians better understand what's happening in the world, and champion what is true and good wherever God has called them.  Learn more about the Colson Center here: https://www.colsoncenter.org/   Visit our website and sign up for our email list so that you can stay up to date on what we are doing here and also receive our monthly journal: https://www.colsoncenter.org/strong-women    Join Strong Women on Social Media:   https://www.facebook.com/StrongWomenCC  https://www.facebook.com/groups/strongwomencommunitycc/  https://www.instagram.com/strongwomencc/  https://linktr.ee/strongwomencc 

Some have called the opening ceremony at the 2024 Paris Olympics decadent, offensive, and even satanic. And in the games, themselves, more controversy as a boxer with xy chromosomes takes out a female boxer in less than a minute.   Recommendations Jonathan Pageau on Symbolism Explained: The Olympics Opening Ceremony is Worse than You Thought Madame Tussaud: A Novel of the French Revolution by Michelle Moran Village Creek Bible Camp Segment 1 - Paris Opening Ceremonies Turkish Olympic pistol shooter goes viral after nonchalant composure leads to silver medal Breakpoint: The Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony Beijing 2008: The sound of 2008 people drumming to the same beat Jonathan Pageau on Symbolism Explained: The Olympics Opening Ceremony is Worse than You Thought New York Times: The Age of Decadence Segment 2 - How Christians Should Respond to Mocking and Olympic Boxing Controversy Acts 17 John Stott Commentary on Acts Wall Street Journal: The Olympic Boxing Match That Ignited a Gender Controversy __________ Get digital access to CCNC 2024 with your gift of any amount to the Colson Center at colsoncenter.org/august.  Get access to the free video series Why Vote? at colosoncenter.org/whyvote.

Christians must tell the truth, no matter the party. Related Resources  What Would You Say?: Churches Shouldn't Get Involved with Political Issues __________ Claim your free access to the Why Vote? video series at colsoncenter.org/whyvote.

States are helping families limit smartphones for kids.   Related Resources What Would You Say?: Identitfying Misinformation __________ Claim your free access to the Why Vote? video series at colsoncenter.org/whyvote.

Violent protests against Israel descended on the nation's capital as Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress. Party leaders move their support to Vice President Kamala Harris after President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential campaign. And chaos results after a CrowdStrike software upgrade goes wrong.    Recommendations The Colson Center on YouTube Morning After the Revolution by Nellie Bowles   Segment 1 - The Attempted Assassination of Former President Trump TIME: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Burn American Flags and Deface Monuments Amid Clashes With Police in D.C. FOX: Maggots, crickets released in Watergate Hotel in protest of Netanyahu's visit Segment 2 - Candidate Kamala Harris Breakpoint: David Daleiden's Courage, Planned Parenthood's Deceit First Things: Is the Republican Party Becoming Pro-Choice?  Breakpoint: Preach Christianity's Weird Stuff Segment 3 - Crowdstrike's Fiasco WSJ: CrowdStrike Explains What Went Wrong Days After Global Tech Outage WORLD: System failure   __________ Register for the upcoming Breakpoint Forum: Should Christians Get Political? at breakpoint.org/forum.  Get access to the free video series Why Vote? at colosoncenter.org/whyvote.

The attempted assassination of Donald Trump raises questions about the providence of God. And at the Republican convention this week, party leaders appeared to be putting as much distance between themselves and evangelicals as possible.   Recommendations Crossroads: God, Providence and the Trump bullet Is the Republican Party Becoming Pro-choice? The Briefing Special Edition The Colson Fellows Program Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus by Nabeel Qureshi   Segment 1 - The Attempted Assassination of Former President Trump Breakpoint: The Attempted Assassination of a President The Briefing Special Edition: God's Sovereignty, Moral Evil, and the Attempted Assassination of Former President Trump: The Theological, Historical, and Political Issues Acts 17 Segment 2 - The Republican National Convention and Evangelicals First Things: The Republican Party Sidelines the Pro-life Cause California bans rules requiring schools to notify parents of child's pronoun change Ryan Anderson on Breakpoint: A “You Are Here” Moment for the Pro-Life Movement __________ Get access to the free video series Why Vote? at colosoncenter.org/whyvote. Claim your access to the Colson Center National Conference 2024 with your gift to the Colson Center at colsoncenter.org/august.

The roles of divine providence and the human condition. __________ Get free access to the Why Vote video series at colsoncenter.org/whyvote.

Authors of Why Vote? How to make your voice heard in a world of broken politics Jo Phillips and David Seymour join PoliticsHome's Caitlin Doherty and Alain Tolhurst to discuss why apathy is the enemy of democracy, why we should all fight against it by casting our vote at every election, and how to encourage young people to get out to the polling booth. Presented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton for Podot, edited by Laura Silver

Guests: Nicholas F. Jacobs is a professor of government at Colby College. He is  co-author of “What Happened to the Vital Center? Presidentialism, Populist Revolt, and the Fracturing of America” and his latest, “The Rural Voter: The Politics of Place and the Disuniting of America” co-authored with Daniel M. Shea. Daniel M. Shea is professor and chair of government at Colby College. He is the author of “Why Vote? Essential Questions About the Future of Elections in America” and “The Rural Voter.” The post New Hampshire Primary & the Rural Voter appeared first on KPFA.

On the 75th anniversary of the founding of the UK's National Health Service, listen to this debate from the Battle of Ideas festival, recorded on Sunday 16 October 2022. ORIGINAL INTRODUCTION In the wake of the pandemic, many people have expressed frustration about waiting times and the lack of face-to-face appointments with GPs. At the same time, doctors have threatened strike action over new contracts stipulating longer opening times to catch up with the backlog. In some areas of the country, there is just one GP for every 2,500 patients, yet in other places, doctors have demanded legal limits on the number of patients they see. The suspicion in some quarters is that GPs are being lazy, or have lost their sense of vocation. Anecdotes about patients waiting hours to be fobbed off with a hurried telephone call from a GP are commonplace. But the Royal College of General Practitioners has pushed back, claiming that this suggestion is false and is undermining GP morale, which was already low. Several surveys indicate the NHS faces an exodus of experienced GPs, with many taking early retirement or reducing their hours due to workload pressure. Even increases in trainee doctors will not relieve the strain. It seems that GPs are working harder than ever and yet people still can't get the appointments they need. Is this predominantly due to the increased pressures caused by the pandemic, or are government critics right to suggest that the NHS has been underfunded for decades? Do we need to do more to incentivise more doctors to become GPs or is the GP as the first port of call for healthcare now outmoded? And is the solution to this perhaps bigger than intermittent injections of cash? Has the pandemic caused a crisis in GP provision or led to patient anxieties being exacerbated – or both? What is causing this crisis in trust for our once-beloved family doctors? SPEAKERS Professor Dame Clare Gerada London-based GP; president, Royal College of General Practitioners Sheila Lewis retired management consultant; patient member, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust Allison Pearson columnist and chief interviewer, Daily Telegraph; co-presenter, Planet Normal podcast Jo Phillips journalist; co-author, Why Vote? and Why Join a Trade Union?; former political advisor; fellow, Radix Charlotte Pickles director, Reform; former managing editor, UnHerd; member, Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) and the NHS Assembly CHAIR Tony Gilland teacher of maths and economics; Associate Fellow, Academy of Ideas

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Community Connection Monday October 17th 2022   $2.4M Grant Will Fund Housing Equity Initiative To Improve Infant Mortality In Indianapolis Caresource Joined Us Live To Discuss This! Full Article: https://www.caresource.com/.../2-4m-grant-will-fund.../.... Phone Guest: Dr. Camuel Wright - Vice President and Market Chief Medical Officer with CareSource   Democratic Candidate For U.S. 6th Congressional District Cinde Wirth Joined Us Live! Campaign Website: https://wirth4congress.com/ "Why Vote for Cinde? Cinde Wirth for Congress is a candidate for Indiana 6th District, US House of Representatives. She is running for office because she believes in a better future for all Hoosiers. She supports ensuring quality, local healthcare is available to all Hoosiers at a reasonable cost, improving education, good-paying jobs, and preserving a healthy and a clean environment for future generations of Hoosiers. Fresh Ideas & New Leadership We need fresh ideas and new leadership in our Representative. We need a leader who understands the problems hard-working Hoosiers face—someone who will work as hard as we do to make things better. Cinde is that person! As a 7th generation resident of Bartholomew County, as well as a teacher, scientist, business owner, and policy writer, Cinde shares our values and has the expertise we need to get things done."   Common Cause Indiana Executive Director Julia Vaughn Joined Us Live On Community Connection! Email jvaughn@commoncauseindiana.com If you want voter registration help to advertise at your business or location! Some Topics: Election Protection, Early Voting, 8 Additional Vote Centers (The Most Ever), NFL/NBA Arena Common Cause Indiana Website: https://www.commoncause.org/indiana/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death, Prince Charles now ascends the throne and fulfills his destiny to become King Charles III. In the 20th installment of Stay Dirty, Stay Moderate, Adam employs Mike Bartlett's 2014 play "King Charles III" to explore how an often publicly opinionated and activist Prince Charles may rule as King, despite 75 years of his beloved  mother's quiet and neutral approach to politics. All of this ahead of our “Why Vote?” campaign launching next week! (we love a good tease) And don't forget: Vote.org, Vote.org, Vote.org! Get registered to vote if you're not already and register everyone you know. You can even help them figure out where they're nearest voting location is and when they can vote! Don't be one of the 101 Million Americans who didn't perform their civic duty in 2020. As always, subscribe and follow the show @dirtymoderate!

It was a great pleasure to meet award-winning journalist Jo Phillips for my latest Nostalgia Interview. Jo is a political commentator and has worked as a political editor and broadcaster and was press secretary and policy adviser to Paddy Ashdown and has stood for Parliament. She also worked for Bob Geldof for 10 years. Jo is a sailor and gardener and she explains why she sees herself primarily as a journalist. Jo talks about the importance of being curious, and we learn that radio has been her first love. She explains why it sparks the imagination. We also learn about her political interests and leanings, and why politics is not just about Westminster. She has written a book called Why Vote? A guide for those who can't be bothered – which details the work she has done to get people who wouldn't normally vote to do so – and talks about why local engagement matters. Jo then reveals how she got to work with Paddy Ashdown and she talks about the importance of his diaries. This was a time when Labour and the Lib Dems discussed working together, and Jo discusses why he was so good to work for and with during his time as Lib Dem leader and when he was High Representative for Bosnia. We talk about the Lib Dems punching above their weight in the 1990s. She talks about the preparation that Paddy Ashdown made for PMQs and the anguish they went through (she was his spinner) before going into the bear pit. Jo recalls Paddy's reaction when Tony Blair gave his first speech as Labour leader – ‘he's bloody good, isn't he?' She talks about the price the Lib Dems paid in later years for the coalition with the Conservatives and she discusses why one can't talk about right and left any more and why Britain's influence in the world has diminished due to Brexit. Jo is a farmer's daughter and we find out where she got her interest in politics from. We move on to talk about the televising of Parliament and why she thinks the select committee system is so important. Jo talks about how Boris Johnson's motive for going into Parliament is different from that of most MPs, and we learn that Paddy Ashdown and Sir John Major became friends in later years. I ask her what happened behind the scenes between the party leaders, and she talks about how politicians were more human in those days. We talk about those unlikely friendships. Jo studied English and Philosophy at the University of Kent and designed the artwork for the Freshers Handbook in 1973/4. She talks about the bands that came to campus in those days, including Captain Beefheart (there's an hilarious story involving a bottle of Drambuie), Led Zeppelin and 10CC. We find out how she ended up in journalism, and we discover that she was Michael Parkinson's editor on LBC – or ‘Narky Parky' as she called him. She talks about the guests who would come on the programme, including Anthony Burgess and Gore Vidal, and we learn why she calls Michael Parkinson the supreme interviewer. Towards the end of the interview Jo talks about the challenge of being a commentator and we find out about the 11.31 Club. She discusses the importance of using one's brain and why she always says yes when an opportunity arises. Please note: Opinions expressed are solely those of Chris Deacy and Jo Phillips and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of the University of Kent.

At this critical moment in American history, we turn to some of our greatest thinkers. This week, we air essays commissioned as part of PEN America’s We Will Emerge project, a collection of essays speaking directly to voters around the country in advance of the US election. This project is made possible with the support of Pop Culture Collaborative’s Becoming America Fund. The authors will read the essays in their own voice. Today, we’ll air an essay from author Laila Lalami, a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award finalist and author of the book Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America. Her essay is titled, “Why Vote?”

In this special edition of The PEN Pod, we share one in a series of essays from writers across the country sharing their hopes and anxieties in advance of Election Day. Here, novelist Laila Lalami with her piece, "Why Vote?" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/penamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/penamerica/support

Watch this before you VOTE! Don't vote for the wrong reasons. We talk about how we chose our candidate and how you should choose yours in this quick PSA video about voting!Your vote matters!OUR SOCIALS:The Tejada Show YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/c/thetejadashowThe Tejada Show Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tejadashow/Manny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cavdelta/Manny's Twitter: https://twitter.com/cavdelta/Ashlyn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashlyntejada/

VOTING IS NOT EASY.  MANY ISSUES ARE CONFUSING. HOW DO I DECIDE? IS THERE A WAY TO SORT OUT THE ISSUES SO I CAN VOTE INTELLIGENTLY?

Hey mi gente, In this week's episode we go over the importance of voting and the high stakes that surround your vote's impact within our community. We also recap the "Why Vote?" community teach-in event and give out some key points from the speakers there that can be helpful to inform everyone on voting practices. Shoutout to Caravan4justice , Voices of Long Beach, LBCResources , Radical Love LBC for hosting the event. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/latinx-nation4/support

WE VOTE NOT ON VALUES OR PRINCIPLES, BUT ON LIKABILITY, ESPECIALLY FOR FEMALE CANDIDATES.  ANGER IS A  SECOND FACTOR VOTERS TAKE INTO ACCOUNT

In this Khutba, Shaykh Faraz Rabbani discusses the approach Muslims should have when engaging with elections and issues of politics. All Muslims should focus on bringing about the benefit for their communities. It is vital that Muslims should have a concern about how they are governed and how various policies affect them and their communities. […] The post Why Vote? The Muslims Concern for the Public Good? (and what if we’re disillusioned with politics)-Shaykh Faraz Rabbani appeared first on SeekersGuidance.

A weeks and a bit before elections, Don Futterman, Noah Efron and Haaretz uber-reporter Judy Maltz, in an act of political empathy and imagination, ask for each of the parties to the Left of the Likud, why might someone vote for them. Looking for the extra segment? --Why Vote for the Joint List?-- Has the Joint List just violated Israel’s longest standing taboo, the one that says Jewish Israelis and Palestinian Israelis can never be true political allies? --Why Vote for the Democratic Union?-- Is the “Democratic Union” Israel’s only party with the guts to say, with Chicken Little, that the sky is falling? --Why Vote for Labor-Gesher?-- Labor-Gesher says, “Imagine a world where the party that founded the country was not arrogantly Ashkenazi-centric, and where a Labor Party actually cared about workers.” Will that get them votes? --Why Vote for Blue-&-White?-- Blue-&-White says, “We deserve a government that is parve, lackluster, colorless, ho-hum, devoid of both bells and whistles.” Why will more than a million Israelis vote for them? --What’s Killing Israel’s Lone Soldiers?-- For our most extremely generous Patreon supporters, we discuss Judy Maltz’s remarkable reporting of the alienation and spiritual ennui of “lone soldiers,” kids who go into the army as if it’s a cool, gap-year program. And, introducing, the future of Israeli singer-songwriting, Soundflower (aka, Lior Doron)! Music Soundflower, AKA Lior Doron (Look for her on Soundcloud) Hopeless The Hit I’m in Control

Why VOTE for COREY REYNOLDS for HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY COMMISSIONER!  Corey is  a native of Hillsborough County. he was born and raised in Tampa FL. A graduate of Hillsborough High School class of 1989.   BS Degree in Computer Information Science   Masters in International Business.    He is engaging and visible to the community. www.reynoldsforcommissioner.com He can be reached at 813-317-1028 

Why VOTE for COREY REYNOLDS for HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY COMMISSIONER!  Corey is  a native of Hillsborough County. he was born and raised in Tampa FL. A graduate of Hillsborough High School class of 1989.   BS Degree in Computer Information Science  Masters in International Business.   He is engaging and visible to the community.www.reynoldsforcommissioner.com  He can be reached at 813-317-1028 

AnachroCapitalistCast is a podcast put out by AmagiProductions.org (AP). AP has a mission to inform, educate, and promote the ideas of liberty and the principles of a free society. This podcast is by Brian J. Ogstad, professor of economics, national speaker and writer, and entrepreneur. Today's talk is entitled "Why Vote?"