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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss Biden's proposals that he intends to pass in his first 100 days, including vaccine rollout, stimulus, a $15/hr minimum wage, the environment, and more.
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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss the fallout from last week's insurrection at the United States Capitol, focussing on Trump's boot from social media and the wider implications of that move.
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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss the victories of Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in Georgia on Tuesday, what this means for the Democrats' agenda and what this election tells us about the prospects of Trumpism.
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Dan takes over as sole host to interview Radley Balko, an opinion columnist at the Washington Post focusing on civil liberties, the drug war, and the criminal justice system. They discuss how our criminal justice system ended up where it is today and practical changes that can be done to help us reform it for the better.
Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss the release of the COVID-19 vaccine, how the public may react as the vaccine rollout continues, and the future of public health norms.
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On today's episode, Colin Mortimer, the Director of the Center for New Liberalism, is joined by two special guests. First is Adam Hartke, the co-owner of a music venue in Wichita, Kansas, and the co-chair of the advocacy committee at the National Independent Venues Association. We talk about what it has been like to be a music venue owner during this pandemic, suffering the brunt of the economic fallout. Second, PPI's Chief Economic Strategist Michael Mandel comes on to talk about how an obscure tax cut that expires in December might make the recovery for music venues, bars, restaurants, brewers, and others even more difficult than it was already expected to be.
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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss Biden's economic, foreign policy and White House picks over the past few weeks, what this means for his administration and who might get the nod for the remaining positions.
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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss the history of Thanksgiving, no not the Pilgrims, but the legal history of the holiday, and how the President came to become a turkey pardoner.
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Colin, Arielle, and Dan discuss the controversy over student loan debt forgiveness that erupted this week, why it matters who owns the debt and how the Biden administration can provide relief to borrowers in a more equitable manner.
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The election of Joe Biden as President has exposed fractures within the Democratic Party. Join Colin, Arielle, and Dan as they discuss what the fight is about, what it is really about, and how a divided Democratic Party is going to make progress within a (likely) divided government.
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