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Author, podcaster, and media pro Stephen Kent sits down with Brian to talk about his newly released book, How the Force Can Fix the World. In these divisive times, the North Carolina native (who now lives outside of Washington, DC) uses Star Wars as a framework for how we can improve civility, understanding, and our political discourse.
Stephen also discusses his connection to North Carolina politics, the role religion and spirituality plays in his life, and his evolving conservative political philosophy.
Brian and Skye also explain the implementation of a state budget, list more political moves in the aftermath of redistricting, and have fun talking about Thanksgiving weekend plans, Hallmark Christmas movies, and gratitude this holiday season.
The Do Politics Better podcast is sponsored by New Frame, the NC Travel Industry Association, and the NC Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association.
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Author, podcaster, and media pro Stephen Kent sits down with Brian to talk about his newly released book, How the Force Can Fix the World. In these divisive times, the North Carolina native (who now lives outside of Washington, DC) uses Star Wars as a framework for how we can improve civility, understanding, and our political discourse.
Stephen also discusses his connection to North Carolina politics, the role religion and spirituality plays in his life, and his evolving conservative political philosophy.
Brian and Skye also explain the implementation of a state budget, list more political moves in the aftermath of redistricting, and have fun talking about Thanksgiving weekend plans, Hallmark Christmas movies, and gratitude this holiday season.
The Do Politics Better podcast is sponsored by New Frame, the NC Travel Industry Association, and the NC Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association.
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