Podcast Categories: Government

A podcast series to educate and connect university students across the country to demonstrate how we can wield our collective power to drive change. We will discuss topics that affect students, such as the Biden administration, student debt, Covid-19, and civic engagement. Interested in being featured? Contact us info@votableapp.com

Up to date, transparent, and relevant news regarding staff, faculty, alumni, and professional education and training at WHINSEC.

Each podcast episode, Pat Eckler and Dan Cotter will cover several oral arguments and decisions in civil matters at the Illinois Appellate Court and Illinois Supreme Court, with the occasional coverage of SCOTUS and other appellate courts.

The purpose of the podcast is to inform of developments that may affect business and are not to be considered legal advice. They do not create a lawyer-client relationship. Information on previous case results do not guarantee a similar future result. The opinions are their own and do not reflect those of the firms for which they work or their clients.

What would happen if you removed politics from legislation? What if policy could be discussed without mention of party? Freelance Legislator is a show where we will discuss and create actual legislation that can be passed in any city, county, or state–without discussing party politics or pundits. Real people, actual legislation that will bring real results. Hosted by Nick Galieti

The "Is Economic Development Enough?" podcast, hosted by Tray Hairston, dives into the past, present, and future of the state of Mississippi.

The Overtake provides a glimpse into the fast paced and ever-changing automotive industry. Host John Bozzella of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation takes listeners inside the industry to hear the stories of politics, policy, and technology creating a cleaner, safer, and smarter automotive future.

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Join us as Roger—City Alderman and 2021 candidate for Mayor of the City of Frederick—talks with folks from all over the community about what the City means to them, what inspires them, and how to move Frederick forward. For more information on Roger’s campaign, please visit RogerforFrederick.com, where you can donate, volunteer, get yourself a fine-looking yard sign, and find out more about Roger’s positions on all the issues. Thanks for listening. Let’s get to work!

Dr. Scott Jensen answers questions from you, sits down with different people from the great state of Minnesota, and talks about some of the major political issues facing the state of Minnesota!