America Doc Comm

America Doc Comm

By Richard HaydenNewsPolitics
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America Doc Comm episodes

  • Episode 25 - The Moms!

    2020 was a difficult year in America. Between the pandemic, the murder of George Floyd, the election and the unrest that gripped the country it has been compared to the last great period of unrest in American history - the 1960s. Doc and Harpo wanted to explore that time with people who lived through it. So they called their moms! Listen to Dianne Hayden and Neila Harper talk about their experiences growing up during that time and how it compares to now.

    50 min
  • Episode 24 - Doing something for the country

    So here on America Doc Comm we talk about politics and the divisions in America. This week Doc and Harpo decided to talk about what we have to do to move forward. We can we do as citizens to help move us away from some of the divisions that plague us? Listen and find out!

    32 min
  • Episode 23 - China, Russia and Mexico

    Being a superpower, the US has relations with every country on Earth. Lately the focus has been on China, Russia and Mexico. They all present America with different geostrategic challenges and different paths forward. Doc and Harpo talk about these relationships and what they mean for the future.

    42 min
  • Episode 22 - Joe Biden

    It's nearly two months into the Biden administration. How has he done? What accomplishments can he point to? What's next? Doc and Harpo break it all down along with some pandemic-related insights.

    42 min
  • Episode 21 - New York, Texas and Mississippi

    What do New York, Texas and Mississippi all have in common this week? Their governors all made the news. Doc and Harpo discuss New York governor Andrew Cuomo and some of the trouble that he is. They also talk about Governor Greg Abbott of Texas and Tate Reeves of Mississippi lifting the mask bans in their state. Oh, and they talk memes!

    37 min

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Doc and Harpo are Iraq veterans. One is a Democrat from New York who lives in Los Angeles, the other is a Republican in rural Georgia. Both are concerned about the polarization of America. In a way…