Podcast Categories: Government

Beacon Hill in 5 is a weekly check-in at the Massachusetts Statehouse from New England Public Media. Get a quick look at the week ahead in state politics and government with Carrie Healy, NEPM’s Morning Edition host, and a journalist from the State House News Service.

YALI Network connects the next generation of entrepreneurs, educators, activists, and innovators with resources from the US Government and to one another.

Hosted by Sam Hudzik of New England Public Radio, a collection of recent features, interviews and commentaries.

En podkast for deg som er opptatt av norsk matproduksjon og hva som rører seg i næringa vår. Kevin Karlsen Nordnes fra Norges Bondelag får hver uke besøk av nye gjester i studio for å diskutere aktuelle tema.  

An ongoing discussion of statecraft as set out by Plato and Freud in our modern times. Sponsored by the MIT media labs

Hello, my name is Richard and I am an anarchist.

This is my podcast about anarchy and the freedom and responsibilities that come with the absence of the state. I present it in a conversational manner, including anecdotes and commentary on current events – much like I would if we were having a discussion on my front porch.

Front Porch + Anarchy + Podcast = Front Porch Anarchast

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Podcast by Unite IE

This limited series on the 2020 Census, equips listeners with the knowledge to engage with the most powerful political tool we have. Hear from activist Arturo Vargas (NALEO), Maz Jobrani (Hollywood comedian), Senator Susan Rubio, Colin MacLay, Tom Belin, Natalie Masuoka, and Paul Ong (USC and UCLA academics), Sharon Tosi Lacey (Census Bureau chief historian), Ed Reed (Fair Count), Janai Nelson (NAACP LDF Associate Counsel), Tom Wolf (Brennan Center for Democracy counsel and civil rights lawyer), Sunshine Hillygus (Duke professor who testified in federal trial related to census citizenship question) plus enumerators, advocates and everyday voices to gain insight on why the census matters, especially for historically underrepresented communities, and what we should do to see a more equitable and humane tomorrow. Join Allison Bajracharya and Leila Jerusalem as they explore one of democracy’s most powerful tool.