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BustED Pencils; Fully Leaded Education Talk is a half-hour talk show dedicated to public education.  It is the only talk on the radio about education by educators.  BustED Pencils is known for its commitment to the hard facts with a humorous twist.  Host Tim Slekar covers the “real” issues in educat...

Reimagining EVERYTHING in education and hope for a “freedom from harm.” Guest: Maika Yeigh

11-3-20 – BustED Pencils

Trending News: Trump says NO to forgiveness. “Freedom Schools” vs “Government Schools” Buttocks Beware: Discipline Texas Style. Feature Interview: The Reverend Dr. Alex Gee is the featured guest on BustED Pencils. Dr. Gee has nudged his local community to rethink racial disparities in Madison, WI, by launching an incredible citywide movement called Justified Anger, named...  Read more »

Episode 91: “Justified Anger”

Trending News: Confederate Flag still Flying in Virginia School. But why? Kids and their darn questions. The “Disruptors” are losing. Feature Interview: Diane Ravitch has a new book out. Slaying Goliath.  She joins BustEDPencils to talk about the inspiration behind the book–the RESISTANCE! How is possible that teachers, parents, school children, and activists with little...  Read more »

Episode 90: Slaying Goliath with Diane Ravitch

Trending News Censoring Librarians in Missouri. Jailing Librarians in Missouri. Wal-Mart Moms on the Astroturf. Feature Interview Eric Blanc is the Author of the book Red State Revolt: The Teachers’ Strike Wave and Working-Class Politics . He is Senator Bernie Sanders national surrogate. Eric takes us inside Bernie’s USA Today piece that blasts NCLB and...  Read more »

Episode 89: A Thurgood Marshall Plan for Public Education: Feelin the Bern!

Trending News: 2020 Education Trends to Watch Civic Engagement 1 Day of the Year Only. Online Connections or Human Connections? Feature Interview: Dr. Dipesh Navsaria is a pediatrician in Madison, WI.  He blends the roles of physician, occasional children’s librarian, educator, public health professional and child health advocate. Recently a Wisconsin legislator proposed spending 1.5 million...  Read more »

Episode 88: Online Preschool: EVERYTHING you need to know!

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The Activist Files is a podcast by the Center for Constitutional Rights where we feature the stories of people on the front lines fighting for social justice, including activists, lawyers, and storytellers.

In episode 57 of The Activist Files, we’ll hear a discussion around Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case that went before the Supreme Court on April 22, 2024. According to the National Homelessness Law Center, “this case will decide whether cities are allowed to punish people for things like sleeping outside with a pillow or blanket, even when there are no safe shelter options.”The Center for Constitutional Rights, in our amicus brief, argued that the Supreme Court should rule that ordinances crimi...

Episode 57 Unhoused & Queer: SCOTUS to decide if cities can punish people for sleeping outside

In episode 56 of The Activist Files, we’ll hear a discussion sparked by the 10th anniversary of the historic ruling in our stop-and-frisk case, Floyd, et. al v. City of New York. The Center for Constitutional Rights, together with NYU Review of Law & Social Change, NYU’s Ending the Prison Industrial Complex, and NYU’s National Lawyers Guild Chapter, brought together law students, lawyers, organizers, and impacted community members for a one-day symposium on November 3, 2023. Together, the...

Episode 56: On 10 Years Since Floyd v. NYC: the Ongoing Campaign to End Racist Policing in NYC

In the latest episode of the Activist Files, Bertha Justice Fellow Zee Scout speaks to five plaintiffs in our case Women in Struggle, et al. v. Bain, et al., recorded on the ground just before the National March in Florida to Protect Trans Youth and a Speakout for Trans Lives that took place in Orlando on October 7. Hundreds turned out to protest the state’s violent and unconstitutional laws and spoke out against the wave of anti-trans bills, which attendees linked to a longstanding hist...

Episode 55: In Orlando for the National March to Protect Trans Youth & Speakout for Trans Lives

On Episode 54 of the Activist Files, Bertha Justice Fellow Zee Scout speaks with Ashley Diamond, a civil rights activist, who made a pivotal choice on the eve of her trial in January against the Georgia Department of Corrections for Eighth Amendment violations of inadequate healthcare and sexual assault due to officials placing her in a male prison: She voluntarily dismissed her case to focus on healing. Since then, however, Ashley has struggled to access healthcare, therapy, and housing, bec...

Episode 54: Ashley Diamond's Life Matters - on Dismissing Her Case, Healing, and How She Fights for Her Life

On the occasion of the first session of the newly established UN Permanent Forum on the People of African Descent (UNPFPAD), the Center for Constitutional Rights traveled to Geneva to build solidarity with comrades from around the world committed to helping advance the mandate of the forum. In this episode, our Executive Director, Vince Warren, has a conversation with Gay McDougall, member of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and former Special Rapporteu...

Episode 53: Back in Black: Will the UN finally unite around people of African descent?

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Journey Church is a non-denominational Christian church whose mission is to transform lives.

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There is such beautiful things that are happening in his kingdom and God is working and doing miracles.
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Jay Adams is the author of Competent to Counsel, The Christian Counselor's Manual, Theology of Christian Counseling, and over 120 other books dealing with Biblical counseling, preaching, theology, and pastoral ministry. He coined the term "Nouthetic Counseling" and is the founder of the Christian Co...

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City Rising is a podcast that compares how different cities are approaching sustainability and climate solutions. Host Julie Hancher interviews guests from various cities to discuss how our environment is connecting people, planet and creates future opportunities. Season 2 debuting in July 2019!

A new season of City Rising is coming in July 2019! Hear about guests including Judy Wicks and Adam Agalloco, topics and this season's theme: Energy!

Season 2 Sneak Preview - July 2019

How does the "greenest" city in America divert compost and clothes from landfills? We chat with Alexa Kielty, Zero Wast Specialist of San Francisco, who talks about their journey with wins and hurdles in today's episode. This is a follow up from our last episode when we chatted about Zero Waste with Nic Esposito in Philadelphia.

How San Francisco Takes on Composting, Fast Fashion & More with Alexa Kielty

How does Philadelphia tackle litter? We talk with Philadelphia's Zero Waste and Litter Director, Nic Esposito, to discuss Philly's litter problem, zero waste, recycling problems, our disposable culture and more in this episode of City Rising.

Cleaning up Philly's Trashy Reputation: Talking Zero Waste & Litter with Nic Esposito

How can we make learning about climate change relevant, local and fun? CUSP is an organization that is uniting the sustainability community to learn about local climate solutions.  We interview Richard Johnson of The Franklin Institute is the Manager of the Climate & Urban Systems Partnership to hear about what CUSP has accomplished in the past 5 years.

How CUSP is making Climate Change Education FUN with Richard Johnson

Orlando is the most visited destination of the Americas. But what is the city of Orlando doing to mitigate the impacts of Climate Change? We Interview the Director of Sustainability, Chris Castro, to discuss how to disrupt change in a state where the term Climate Change is banned? What are the similar and differences between Orlando and Philadelphia initiatives?

How Orlando is Reimagining its City's Reputation with Chris Castro

City Rising

A look into the non-profits working to strengthen Missoula and surrounding areas

For the final episode of Insight of on Impact, I’m thrilled to feature a Story of Impact from my work at the Missoula International School.  Featured is Ismara Partidas, a middle school teacher at MIS who came to Missoula from Venezuela just last summer.  Ismara speaks about what she misses most about Venezuela, what the opportunity to...

Podcast Finale:  Missoula International School

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar comes on the show to talk about the challenges faced by UM, his view on UM’s role in the community of Missoula, and much more!

Episode 22: University of Montana President Seth Bodnar

Ecology Project International’s Co-Founder and Advancement Director, Julie Osborn, comes on the show to talk about EPI’s origin, their conservation efforts spanning from Costa Rica to Yellowstone National Park, and how they inspire youth to take an active role in conservation.   Learn more about EPI here: https://www.ecologyproject.org/ Learn more about their Connect4Climate Campaign here: https://www.ecologyproject.org/connect4climate And finally,...

Episode 21:  Ecology Project International

Executive Director Teresa Nygaard comes on the show to talk about the Parenting Place’s program offerings to families in Missoula, the remarkable science of Adverse Childhood Experiences, and so much more.  Check out the parenting place here https://www.parentingplace.net/our-staff/ Check out Missoula’s community needs assessment here: https://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/2125/Community-Needs-Assessment Finally, Check out Dr. Nadine Burke Harris’ powerful Ted Talk...

Episode 20:  The Parenting Place

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Conversations on the love affair between Grand Rapids and its people.

The last few weeks and months have been one of the most challenging periods in our city and communities around the world. Tiffany and Luke discuss how to respond to the pains of the health pandemic, economic hardships, and the continuation of racism and brutality.

What's Next Grand Rapids?

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine, Tiffany and Luke share some love with fellow Grand Rapidians. They discuss inspirations, resources, and how you can give back during this challenging period locally and globally.

We Love You Grand Rapids

The Comedy Project is Grand Rapids' newest space for laughs, drinks, food, and community. Tiffany and Luke chatted with Ben Wilke about the origins of The Comedy Project, creating an inclusive community space, and moonshine.

The Comedy Project

Tiffany and Luke share the good news about the future of iheartGR and the inspiring content planned for 2020.

The State of iheartGR

Tiffany and Luke look back upon the Grand Rapids stories in 2019. They also reveal the top iheartGR Instagram photo, podcast episode, and moment of 2019.

2019 Year in Review

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Why does the media highlight the trivial, and ignore the monumental? Is this deliberate?
Alan Park questions the official story, attempting to reveal the conspiracy, and uncover how and why we are being lied to.

If the Cannabis Act of Canada, born October 17, 2018 were a human baby, clearly the poor thing suffered in vitro from fetal alcohol syndrome. By its first Christmas, it's already a brain-dead beacon to the world of what NOT to do. Patrick Whyte of www.conspiracyculture.com drops by with news of his turning to Cannabis and how it's helped his life. For quite awhile, Patrick worked at "legal" dispensaries before Canada officially legalized. We catch up on many post-legalization bombs, bringing you perspectives from both sides of the industry. Please send your comments complaints or queries of your own to conspiracyqueries@gmail.com  If you'd like to support the show please consider making a donation via Paypal or at Patreon.com. Your support helps us to make new shows.  Follow Conspiracy Queries on Twitter @Con_Queries and Facebook  You can subscribe to Conspiracy Queries on iTunes, and Youtube

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It’s hard to talk about the Canadian cannabis scene, and not mention Licensed Producers. Like it or not, they are a huge player. We’ve had a guest from that world before, it’s time again.  Aron Cadeau is a Canadian businessman sitting on top of castleblack.com, selling Jamaican grown cannabis to the world.  Like so many active types in this field, Aron comes at this effort honestly through its medicinal abilities that aided someone close to him. It is fascinating to have shepherded a company on both sides of Canada’s legal-lies. Aron has insights on many of the players on both sides of the fence.  Please send your comments complaints or queries of your own to conspiracyqueries@gmail.com  If you'd like to support the show please consider making a donation via Paypal or at Patreon.com. Your support helps us to make new shows.  Follow Conspiracy Queries on Twitter @Con_Queries and Facebook  You can subscribe to Conspiracy Queries on iTunes, and Youtube

Episode 130 is Green Crush 58

Effective October 17, the new Canadian cannabis paradigm of "legal lies" portrays the notion that cannabis is all bad and only bad. You’re not really allowed to promote any positive benefits from cannabis. Our guest, Straight Cannabis reporter and author Amanda Siebert, promotes all kinds of positive benefits from cannabis. She knows its truth as a journalist and now with her new book - The Little Book Of Cannabis - Amanda reveals more of what the government ignores in order to craft legislation without those facts - choosing instead to bury the positives under the colour of law, to the best of their (in)ability. Buy Amanda's new book "The Little Book of Cannabis" now at https://littlebookofcannabis.com/ Please send your comments complaints or queries of your own to conspiracyqueries@gmail.com  If you'd like to support the show please consider making a donation via Paypal or at Patreon.com. Your support helps us to make new shows.  Follow Conspiracy Queries on Twitter @Con_Queries and Facebook  You can subscribe to Conspiracy Queries on iTunes, and Youtube

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High Canada magazine needs someone to run it, and Cy Williams has been doing that since the beginning.  Only someone with a deep pool of knowledge could pull that off and Cy does it with flare, earning him a Lift & Co Canadian Cannabis Award nomination for Top Influencer 2018.  From the perspective of an influencer in the industry, and as a true lover of this substance, Cy has always had a steady accurate take on the flow of the business. We discuss this and more in Episode 56/128     Check out the latest copy of HIGH! Canada now at  https://www.highcanada.net/singles-issue-downloads Please send your comments complaints or queries of your own to conspiracyqueries@gmail.com  If you'd like to support the show please consider making a donation via Paypal or at Patreon.com. Your support helps us to make new shows.  Follow Conspiracy Queries on Twitter @Con_Queries and Facebook  You can subscribe to Conspiracy Queries on iTunes, and Youtube

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Countdown to “Legalization”. It twists in my stomach, when I know how horrible it is. A poorly created architecture of nonsensical laws, all predicated upon a lie. Shouldn’t be surprised though – that’s exactly the same way we go to war. For the second time on this show, we are graced with the presence of the fighting Irish – in the form of Vera Twomey. Her daughter Ava no longer drastically suffers, courtesy of her mother’s ability to get cannabis into little Ava’s body. The premise is the problem. It’s how government have been framing the substance, and framing the argument away from any logic.  It seems they are getting away with it. All without the needed ‘education’, they have been demanding and promising along with their legalization.  Watch Vera confront Ireland’s head of state, while graciously receiving the Person of the Year Award last April.  Click the uncensored clip that was edited out - by lying cowards - of all official broadcasts.  (please embed this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr68k_ZtTig) Please send your comments complaints or queries of your own to conspiracyqueries@gmail.com  If you'd like to support the show please consider making a donation via Paypal or at Patreon.com. Your support helps us to make new shows.  Follow Conspiracy Queries on Twitter @Con_Queries and Facebook  You can subscribe to Conspiracy Queries on iTunes, and Youtube

Episode - Countdown to Legalization

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Brightly, formerly Dude Solutions, is proud to bring you the Operate Intelligently Podcast. Join us and various guests every other week to get educated and inspired about your daily work as an operations leader. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Josh is joined by Mary Beth Ormiston, operations and risk management expert, to discuss the current landscape with COVID in operations and tactics for staying positive during COVID fatigue. 
Show Notes: Contact Mary Beth at Mbormiston@gmail.com 
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Staying Positive Amid COVID Fatigue (Ep. 127)

Josh and Paul Lachance tackle an interesting topic: profit killers in maintenance. Learn more about what profit killers you could be avoiding today. 
Show Notes: Blog: 4 Methodologies to Help You Avoid Profit Killers 
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Avoiding Profit Killers in Maintenance (Ep. 126)

Josh is joined by Ashay Prabhu, VP of Strategic Asset Management at Dude Solutions and co-founder of Assetic, to talk about strategic asset management and moving to long-term planning for budgeting for assets and infrastructure. 
Show Notes: Strategic Asset Management Sheet Rancho California Water District Client Success Story What is Strategic Asset Management & Why Should I Care Video  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All About Strategic Asset Management (Ep. 125)

Josh is joined by three product experts at Dude Solutions: Kyle Adamo, Braden Witt and Sarmad Sarsam to share more around the processes for innovating on software products and how we use client feedback along the way.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Process for Product Innovation (Ep. 124)

A few months ago, Josh sat down with Leslie Douglas, Sr Sales Manager at Dude Solutions, to dive into how you can shape your work identity and connect your purpose and passions to the work you do. Find out how you can focus on permission, purpose and plan to build your work identity. 
SHOW NOTES:Follow Leslie on LinkedIn or Instagram 
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Shaping Your Work Identity (Ep. 123)

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Tim Roemer, former Ambassador to India, former Congressman from Indiana, and a former member of the 9/11 Commission, speaks about the insidious influence of money in politics, about free trade, security, and respect through civic discourse.   Ambassador Tim Roemer discusses his vision of the American dream on Public Interest Podcast #theta360 - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes:

Money's Veil Over the American Dream, Tim Roemer, former Ambassador, Congressman, & 9/11 Commission Member

Mark Shriver, President of Save the Children Action Network, former Maryland state delegate, and biographical author, speaks the importance of early childhood education and development, of his work providing a voice to those without a seat at the political table, and of his ethos of daily gratitude for all that has been given to him. Mark Shriver shares a message of humility, spurning legacy to favor taking in God's gifts to all of us each day. - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes:

Saving the Children, Mark Shriver, President of Save the Children Action Network

Michael Brune, Executive Director of the Sierra Club, speaks on his efforts to curb climate change by investing in renewable energy and by reducing our dependence upon fossil fuels.   Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes:

Weaning America Off of Oil, Michael Brune, Executive Director of the Sierra Club

Ted Wheeler, Mayor of Portland, Oregon, speaks about his work caring for the vulnerable in their search for affordable housing, healthcare, and financial security has led to increased economic security for the citizens of Portland.  Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes:

Sanctuary Cities, Homeless Shelters, & a Growing Tax Base, Ted Wheeler, Mayor of Portland, Oregon

U.S. Senator Ben Cardin [D-MD] speaks to his time advancing the public interest through elected office both within terms of actual policies that he has enacted and in terms of the anecdotal impact that he has had on citizens' lives. He demonstrates his thoughtful approach to governance as he elaborates upon his struggles with moral issues, ethics, and balances between security and liberty. Senator Ben Cardin reveals his strategy for ameliorating the North Korean nuclear threat through the use of a "Diplomatic Surge" #theta360 - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

Balancing N. Korea, Iran, Baltimore, and Annapolis, Ben Cardin, U.S. Senator

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Welcome to Cooler Earth, a podcast where we talk with those seeking solutions to the climate crisis. These are the people , leading the movement to keep this planet a livable one. And they’re doing so in ways that ensure equity and justice for all people, specifically those who have been at the fron...

The youth climate and environmental justice movement has entirely reshaped the landscape of climate policy and change-making. Young leaders from around the world have been central in not just leading mass mobilizations to demand action on climate and racial justice, but also in redirecting the public narratives and perceptions of the climate crisis and our roles in solving them.
Gabriela Rodriguez and John Paul Mejia are the co-hosts of House On Fire, a youth-led podcast powered by the CLEO institute. They are both Latinx activists, educators, and leaders for change in their community; we talked about all things climate activism, radical imagination for a better future, and our shared Colombian heritage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"A world in which no one is disposable"

Insights into human psychology have provided the climate movement with a wealth of information about how different demographics interpret, process, and behave in regards to messaging and communication strategies. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Mathew Goldberg about his work at Yale’s Program on Climate Change Communication, his research on message persuasion and fossil fuel money in politics; and his insight into how we can better integrate knowledge of human psychology to strengthen support for climate action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"No economy functions well when people are dying"

Genevieve Guenther is a former Shakespeare and renaissance literature scholar, who is now using her extensive knowledge of language and the power of communication to provide tools to strengthen how we talk about the climate crisis. In 2018, she founded End Climate Silence, an organization dedicated to push the media to connect news stories about extreme weather and climate impacts directly to the climate crisis and its causes. For too long, the coverage has been silent about climate science, especially when it comes to already reported stories that are undoubtedly connected to climate.
In this episode of the podcast, we talk with Genevieve about what drove her to become active in the climate space, using literature to inform stronger climate communications, and why we need to hold the media accountable when it comes to this crisis, the greatest challenge of our time. 
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“This is not a science problem anymore, it’s an everything problem”

Surviving the climate crisis will require collective action on a grand scale; but this action must be led by the communities facing firsthand the impacts of climate change. It is these voices from the frontlines who are most valuable to the movement, and community leaders who are best positioned to make a change and have lasting impact in correcting for overlapping justice issues and lead us to a planet that is not only livable, but just.
Mayra Cruz works to build and foster leadership on climate change and climate resiliency in Miami. As the Climate Resilience Program Coordinator for Catalyst Miami, Mayra works with communities to solidify leadership and advocacy skills in order to advance justice and equity in the county. In this week’s episode, we talk with her about building resiliency from the local level, and creating a strong civil society that is equipped to address climate change along with other, most pressing social justice issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"If you're not centering justice, you’re not going to solve the problem"

While there is an urgent need to mitigate the climate crisis and the impacts that accompany it, we also need to be thinking about how we plan for and recover from these climate-fueled disasters. 
Samantha Montano is what you call a “Disasterologist.” She has a doctorate in emergency planning and is currently a professor at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Dr. Montano is heavily invested in researching and working on achieving equitable policy around how we plan, prepare, and recover from disasters. For this episode, we sat down with her for a conversation around the climate crisis, the lessons that can be learned from the coronavirus pandemic response, and how our systems are woefully underprepared for the impacts of climate change.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“It’s not just this future reality, it’s a current reality”

Cooler Earth

The Arizona Capitol Times presents The Breakdown, an award-winning weekly podcast on the latest news from the Arizona political scene. Join host Katie Campbell for in-depth analysis from reporters Ben Giles and Dillon Rosenblatt.

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The Arizona Legislature is officially done, and what a weird session it's been.

After convening for three minutes on Tuesday May 26, the Senate could not have adjourned faster than it did, leaving roughly 30 House bills dead in the water ... at least for now.

The Arizona Capitol Times reporters have returned for this special episode given the circumstances, but hopefully will be back soon to cover the inevitable special session - or sessions - and upcoming election cycle.

 

Don’t forget to subscribe to The Breakdown on iTunes and Stitcher.
 
Music in this episode included “Creative Minds," "Funky Element" and “Energy” by Bensound.

The Breakdown: A sine die surprise

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Lawmakers shut down public access to the House and Senate galleries and may shut down the two chambers entirely to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes's response to the outbreak sent Attorney General Mark Brnovich rushing to court to stop a plan to mail ballots to all Democrats in the county.

And for those in the business of pressing palms and kissing babies, the coronavirus could throw their lives, and this election season, into disarray.

The Breakdown: Coronavirus edition

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Republican lawmakers set out to curb voter power by introducing several bills to weaken citizen initiatives. But if all of them pass, opponents predict chaos.
Chaos is a familiar state on the House floor, where Republican lawmakers passed a ban on trans girls in school sports after nearly six hours of debate. What are the bill's chances in the Senate, and what does it mean for an already nasty Senate primary?

And Governor Ducey completed one legislative priority this week when he signed a sweeping mental health bill. Where do the rest of his priorities stand?



Don’t forget to subscribe to The Breakdown on iTunes and Stitcher.
 
Music in this episode included “Creative Minds," "Funky Element" and “Energy” by Bensound.

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