Politics for the Non-Political

Politics for the Non-Political

By Emma OlsonNewsPolitics
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Politics for the Non-Political episodes

  • Where to Begin?: Campaigning and Candidate Requirements

    This week's episode is an overview of what it means to campaign and how to become a candidate. We hear from Matthew, James, and Austin as we discuss the basics of campaigning, understanding the requirements to become a candidate and how local, state and federal campaigns aren't all that different but very much not the same. 

    This week's current events include the trial of Kim Potter, the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics, 7 dead in a Moorehead, MN home, the NHL on pause due to Omicron variant concerns and an update on the Biden Admininistrations Build Back Better legislation. 

    You can find the pod on Patreon at Patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Facebook at Facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Twitter at @Politics_Non and streaming on most platforms!

    A huge shoutout to ReMi for creating the new music for the podcast. You can find him on Instagram (@northlandremi), check out his website (https://sites.google.com/view/remimusic/home), or find his work on Spotify and Apple Music.

    33 min
  • Bringing it to the People: A History of Political Campaigns

    This week's episode is the official start of season 2 content! I interviewed Tom Olson, a history teacher, for a discussion on the history of political campaigns in America. From one candidate being accused of running an illegal gambling ring out of the White House, another accused of being a murderer, and the train tour that proved the Chicago Press headlines wrong, this episode covers it all and then some. 

    Current Events this week include Dodd v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Supreme Court oral arguments, the passing of Stephen Sodenhiem and Bob Dole, the Omicron variant showing up in CA, and the anniversary of Pearl Harbor on December 7th. 

    You can find the pod on Patreon at Patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Facebook at Facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Twitter at @Politics_Non and streaming on most platforms!

    A huge shoutout to ReMi for creating the new music for the podcast. You can find him on Instagram (@northlandremi), check out his website (https://sites.google.com/view/remimusic/home), or find his work on Spotify and Apple Music.

    43 min
  • Season 2 Trailer

    The Pod is back! This season we will be hearing from a variety of voices in the political community all with a focus on Political Campaigning. Stay tuned this season for a discussion on volunteering for a campaign, breaking down campaign finance, and how to get involved in a campaign near you. 

    You can find the pod on Patreon at Patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Facebook at Facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics; Twitter at @Politics_Non and streaming on most platforms! 

    A huge shoutout to ReMi for creating the new music for the podcast. You can find him on Instagram (@northlandremi), check out his website (https://sites.google.com/view/remimusic/home), or find his work on Spotify and Apple Music. 

    3 min
  • Being an Ally and an Activist

    Join me and my guest Thomas for a discussion on what it means to be an ally and an activist. We talk about our experiences both shared and different as well as listing out some resources for anyone looking to become involved in political activism. 

    As always, thank you for your continued support! 

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non. Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    35 min
  • Ending a Race War, Not Starting One

    This episode discusses the history of Police Brutality against the African-American community in America. From a discussion on the start of policing as an institution to a problem that's been unresolved for over 50+ years. 

    As always thank you all for your support and encouragement while making the podcast!   

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non. Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    27 min
  • Breaking the Glass Ceiling: 21 Women Leaders in Politics

    First of all, sorry about my absence the last couple of weeks! 

    Second of all, this episode goes international! We're talking about International Women Leaders and everything they have done to advance women in politics. From women who were exiled for their own safety to women who took office after their husband was assassinated, we cover all of the bases this week! 

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non. Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    33 min
  • 100 Years in the Making: Women's Right to Vote

    This week we pay tribute to the Women who fought and paved the way for the 19th Amendment to be passed 100 years ago! Starting with the beginning of the movement before the Civil War and ending with the amendment passage on August 18, 1920, this episode covers the political implications and impact of women's suffrage. Continue listening all month long for a focus on women and the impact they have had in politics! 

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non. Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    33 min
  • America's Foundation: The Founding Mothers
    We're kicking off Women's History Month with a special episode about the Founding Mothers of America. This episode was also recorded on International Women's Day so let's celebrate all of our strong women we know! This episode talks about the women who helped to create our nation. This month will be focused on women in politics and political movements throughout history, so tune in next week for more stories of powerful women! 
    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non.
    Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!
    23 min
  • Conventional Thinking: Presidential Nominating Conventions

    This week it's all things Conventions. This episode dives into the political history of nominating conventions such as the DNC and RNC as well as talking about the impact the 1968 convention had on political history. Become a patron and receive a Politics for the Non-Political sticker! Thank you all for your support and for continuing to tune in each week.

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non.

    Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    25 min
  • Party like it's 1789: Political Parties in America

    This episode talks about all things political parties! Politics is my love language after all. From the beginning with the debates over constitutional ratification, a party made out of hatred for Andrew Jackson, and the modern party era this episode covers it all. Thank you all for your support and become a patron to receive a fine Politics for the Non-Political sticker! 

    Find the podcast on Facebook at facebook.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, on Patreon at patreon.com/nonpoliticalpolitics, and on Twitter @politics_non.

    Please leave me a voice message on Anchor; I want to hear from you: https://anchor.fm/emma-olson2/message!

    44 min

About Politics for the Non-Political

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This is a podcast for those who consider themselves non-political or want more knowledge on political issues. My aim is to keep things as non-partisan as possible and present factual information as to…