Getting Schooled Podcast

This week, in honor of Women's History Month Abby, is revisiting a conversation with Jane Hampton Cook, presidential historian and the author of Resilience on Parade: Short Stories from Suffragists and Women’s Battle for the Vote.

Jane shares insight on the United States' long journey towards women's suffrage, and what it can teach us about freedom, liberty, and activism today.

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This week, Anchor of FOX @ Night and FOX News' Chief Legal Correspondent, Shannon Bream joins Abby in the classroom to help with explaining how someone is nominated and then appointed to the Supreme Court.

Shannon explains when a President is given the opportunity to appoint a Supreme Court justice it is one of the most important decisions they'll make while in office. Later, Abby and Shannon discuss how quickly the process moves from a candidate being nominated and then appointed, and what we can expect from the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

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This week, former White House Director of Speechwriting, Marc Thiessen joins Abby in the classroom to help with explaining the history of the State of The Union Address.

Marc explains how the State of The Union provides the President with unfiltered access to the American people. Later, Abby and Marc discuss how this annual speech is the Constitutional responsibility of a sitting President.

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This week, the Chair of the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education, Ken Jacobs joins Abby in the classroom to help with explaining the purpose and roles of labor unions.

Ken explains the complexities of labor unions and who they're designed to support. Later, Abby and Ken discuss how advocacy for labor unions has reached its peak and the cause of this support.

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This week, Clinical Sexologist and Psychotherapist, Dr. Kristie Overstreet joins Abby in the classroom to help with explaining the five Love Languages.

Dr. Kristie explains how love languages allow for stronger intimate connections between you and your friends, family, and partner. Later Abby and Dr. Kristie discuss how your love language evolves throughout your lifetime.

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This week, New York Times bestselling co-author of the graphic memoir series March,  Andrew Aydin joins Abby in the classroom to help with explaining the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis (D-GA).

Andrew breaks down the many identities of Rep. John Lewis, from student, activist, Congressman to legendary Civil Rights Movement leader. Later, Abby and Andrew discuss Rep. Lewis' involvement in the March on Washington and SNCC, as well as what it means to cause "good trouble."

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This week Abby is revisiting her conversation with ESPN Sports Betting Analyst and Host, Tyler Fulghum, who gives an in-depth look at how sports betting works.

Tyler explains why sports betting has become so mainstream in recent years, how different types of betting work, how it can make your viewing experience more enjoyable, and how you can use smart data to make some money.

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