Freedom Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

Freedom Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

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Freedom Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show episodes

  • A Benefit From Covid? 4 Day Work Week

    With the pandemic throwing everything up in the air, there are new opportunities for us to shape the way it all lands. Going back to the old “normal” is not the only option. On this show Joe Ryle a leader

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    1 hr
  • Fourth of July 2021: Are We Keeping a Republic?

    While there are major challenges, there is much to celebrate. We are the only country with the same form of government since our founding in 1787. But in light of Trumpism, religious nationalists, and January 6th, how strong is our

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    1 hr
  • Supreme Court Case Threatens Roe, But It’s Not Over

    When Roe v Wade was decided in 1973, many thought the matter was settled. Nearly 50 years later, the new Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could overturn that landmark decision. On this show abortion law historian professor

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    1 hr
  • Why is Sexual Freedom So Frightening?

    The nuclear family, white hetero male dominance and control is not the only way it can be. Why can we can have firearms freedom but not sexual freedom? On this show, Janet Jakobsen professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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    1 hr
  • Covid 19 and Authoritarianism

    The Covid 19 crisis is being used to bolster authoritarianism around the world: Trump, Orban, Bolsonaro, the list goes on. John Feffer, director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies explains how the coronavirus is being

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    59 min
  • When There is No Option But North

    What would make you leave your home and family and friends? And head to a country whose president hates you? Especially in a time of Covid 19, what would possibly motivate you to take this extreme step? In her new

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    1 hr
  • You Don’t Understand The Second Amendment

    Myths are often more powerful than real history. Consider that for 200 years the meaning of the 2nd Amendment aroused no controversy. It was about both militias and individual rights for self defense. And there were limits. On this show,

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    1 hr
  • Danger of Covid 19 Government Over-Reach ?

    Could the coronavirus-caused sudden disruption of the worldwide economy result in unforeseen exercise of harsh nationalism and extended government emergency powers? The people protesting with AR-15s are of course threatening the rest of us taking appropriate precautions. Meanwhile our guest

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    57 min
  • “Conservatives” Not At All Conservative

    Pure individualism is not conservatism, much as though people who call themselves conservatives like to think it is. They’ll tell you the American Dream is individuals becoming super rich. But the more traditional definition is one of equal opportunity and

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    1 hr
  • Hardly A Science, Can We Actually Learn From History?

    Often called the father of scientific or objective history, the ancient Greek philosopher Thucydides did not see himself that way. According to our guest, history can never be a blueprint. We just can’t make sense of it. There are no

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    1 hr