Top Government Podcasts

Inside Pima County with Supervisor Rex Scott is a new podcast created to bring our community closer to the people, programs, and services that keep Pima County running. Hosted by District 1 Supervisor and Chair of the Board, Rex Scott, this series opens the doors to county government in a way that’s accessible, transparent, and genuinely human.

Every episode features candid conversations with the dedicated department and program directors who lead Pima County’s essential work. From public health and public safety, to parks, transportation, economic development, environmental stewardship, community resources, and beyond, these are the people who help make our neighborhoods safer, our region more resilient, and our quality of life stronger.

Whether you’re curious about how county decisions are made, want to understand the services available to your family, or simply enjoy learning more about the community you call home, this podcast offers a front-row seat to the work happening every day on your behalf.

Welcome to Waiver Watch, the podcast produced by ARRM! Waiver Watch aims to educate members and the general public about issues facing disability services today.

ARRM is a nonprofit association of nearly 200 provider organizations, businesses and advocates dedicated to leading the advancement of home and community-based services supporting people living with disabilities in their pursuit of meaningful lives. Founded in 1970, ARRM continues to lead advocacy and training for positive industry reforms that support Minnesotans with disabilities.

Visit our website at arrm.org, and check out this podcast on our YouTube Channel!

Waiver Watch is hosted by Johnny Tvedt and Megan Petersen.

This series serves as an informative resource for residents, providing a transparent look at local government, upcoming developments, and the people who make our city thrive.

When 80-year-old Alfred Douglas invites a near stranger to stay, his family thinks nothing of it. Alfred is a world-renowned expert in tarot and his students often visit his extensive library at his home in Rye. This is how he learned from his teacher and why now he runs a magic school - the Order of the Morning Star. When the pandemic hits, Alfred and his guest, Maura, provide each other with much-needed companionship. But when it’s all over, things change. 

To Alfred’s family, it seems Maura’s interest in magic is becoming less about knowledge, and more about power. As Alfred is slowly isolated from everyone he knows, the family can only watch on - do they have any right to intervene? Fearing for Alfred’s safety they start to keep a diary of what is happening to him. They’re right to be concerned, Alfred is in danger. 

Taylor Glenn and Hannah George, hosts of the podcast Drunk Women Solving Crime, explore a true story of magic, control and fear…that all ends up in court.

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PAC & Forth is a podcast about the forces shaping health care in California and the people working to change it.

Produced by the Physician Association of California and hosted by PAC CEO, Matthew Robinson, PAC & Forth brings together physicians, policy insiders, advocates, and industry leaders for candid conversations about independent medicine, health care policy, and the real-world impact of decisions made in Sacramento.

A practical, grounded discussion from people on the front lines, in exam rooms, boardrooms, and the Capitol.

Whether you’re a physician, policymaker, health care professional, or someone who simply cares about the future of patient-centered care, PAC & Forth offers insight, perspective, and a seat at the table.

A podcast from the Geneva Centre for Security Policy on global issues, hosted by Nico Luchsinger.

Welcome to the Social Justice PolitiCast, a weekly recap recap/prep session for local Sacramento government at the City and County levels. We're with you every week to keep you up to date on what was discussed, who voted for what, what's coming up, and how you can get involved and make your voice heard. 

Social Justice Politicorps values civic engagement by and for community members. We’re recruiting folxs in Sacramento to help us recap meetings and promote social justice happenings. No experience needed- we'll provide recaps and support.

The definitive audio library for Medicare beneficiaries and financial professionals. This archive features the complete "Virtual Medicare" audiobook series, the "Real Easy" podcast deep-dives, and bilingual resources for families.

INCLUDED IN THIS FEED:

• Virtual Medicare: The 10 Costly Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make (Full Audiobook).
• The Expert Series: Deep-dive episodes on Part D, Advantage Plans, and IRMAA.
• En Español: Recursos completos de Medicare para familias latinas.
• Advisor Training: Previews of our professional development series for financial planners.

⬇️ DOWNLOAD THE COMPANION GUIDES: Get the printable checklists, cheat sheets, and full ad-free audio bundles here: [INSERT YOUR GUMROAD LINK]

Disclaimer: This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The publisher is not a government agency or a licensed insurance brokerage. Standard deductibles and premiums may have changed since the recording date. Always consult 1-800-MEDICARE or a local professional for personal advice.

Every day, millions of Americans rely on federal data—often without realizing it. From checking the weather forecast to planning retirement, from tracking disease outbreaks to measuring economic growth, government datasets power decisions that shape our daily lives and drive billions in economic activity. 

Data for the People! is a new podcast from the Data Foundation that shines a light on this essential but often overlooked infrastructure. Hosted by J.B. Wogan, each episode features conversations with leaders from the public and private sectors about the national datasets that belong to the American people and the policy changes in Washington that could enable—or limit—their use.