In Deep with Angie Coiro: Interviews episodes:

• April 11, 2015A Look at Religious Freedom Laws

  Show Summary: Indiana Governor Mike Pence knew well enough that his

  state's RFRA would be controversial that he held the signing ceremony in

  private. Even so, the nationwide reaction rocked the state government and

  Chamber of Commerce, and a bill adjustment is promised. Indiana isn't the first

  nor the last to consider moves ostensibly designed to protect religious

  freedoms. But how to define those freedoms - and how to assure that the bills

  don't trample the freedoms of others - is a multi-faceted issue that

  incorporates the Constitution, LGBT rights, Citizens United, and past and

  pending lawsuits. Stanford's Professor Bernadette Meyler walks Angie and the

  audience through the many considerations and precedents to the case.

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• October 19, 2013#GOPshutdown: What Did We Learn?

  The US

  government has reopened its doors. How did the shutdown come to be? What have we

  learned from it? Dave Johnson (senior fellow at The Campaign for America's

  Future), Joan McCarter (Senior Political Writer at The Daily Kos), and Joshua

  Holland (host of Politics and Reality Radio and senior digital producer at

  BillMoyers.com) let you know.

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• October 19, 2013The Zoppe Italian Family Circus

  Angie sits down with Giovanni Zoppe, patriarch of the

  Zoppe about running a traditional circus in an ever-changing world. How is this

  small circus connected to Cecil B. DeMille? You'll have to listen to find out!

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• October 12, 2013From Public Schools to School, Inc.

  For decades, Americans have

  viewed our education system as a common good. Recently some groups have turned

  it into a profit center. Brendan Fischer (General Council at the Center for

  Media and Democracy) and Sabrina Joy Stevens (an education activist and former

  fourth-grade teacher) discuss this trend.

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• October 12, 2013The Book of Matt with Steve Jimenez

  The story of Matthew Shepard being

  killed by bigots simply for being gay is the stuff of modern myth. What if the

  story was more complex than that? Steve Jimenez, author of The Book of Matt

  joins Angie to discuss information that he believes complicates our

  understanding of what happened on October 12, 1998.

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• October 05, 2013Surveillance Update! with Cyrus Farivar and Parker Higgins

  The government may have shutdown, but that doesn't

  mean they've stopped spying on you. Cyrus Farivar (Senior Business Editor at Ars

  Technica) and Parker Higgins (Activist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation)

  get you caught up with the latest revelations about domestic spying.

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• October 05, 2013Examining Feminism with Ginger Murray

  Whore! Magazine editor in chief Ginger Murray sits

  down with Angie to talk about the definition of feminism, her experience running

  an artisanal magazine, and more.

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• September 28, 2013How McGruff and the Crying Indian Changed America

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• September 21, 2013Whose Government Is It Anyway?

  Should your government's services

  line the pockets of corporate fatcats? Gaius Publius (contributing editor,

  AMERICAblog) and Blaine Rummel (Senior Strategist, In The Public Interest Action

  Fund) say no.

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• September 21, 2013Getting RESULTS with Sam Daley-Harris

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