This week, The Educated majority talks about the Georgia runoffs, as well as the events that occurred at the Capitol building on January 6th, and the events that followed. Remember that this is a non-partisan podcast. Neither Shira's nor any political party's views govern this podcast.

This week, the Educated Majority tackles part 2 of legally overturning and election. The podcast goes into the 4 ways the Trump campaign has tried to overturn the election. The podcast covers the most recent information on election certification process, as we gear up to the January 6th congressional certification.

This week's episode lays the ground work for next week's episode. The episode goes through the Constitutional process of certifying Electoral votes. Next week, we will take the information learned in this week's podcast to understand the ways the Trump campaign has attempted to overturn the results of this election, and the legality behind them.

This week's episode of The Educated Majority dives into what a runoff election is and why all eyes are on the Georgia Senate races.

This week's episode of The Educated Majority tackles the more technical topic of the history of American political parties.

This week's episode delves into the history of Presidential transfers of power and how this may play out in 2020.

The first episode of The Educated Majority delves into the importance of why young citizens should vote, the importance of young activist votes and how truly uneducated American citizens are about civics. The episode introduces the importance of The Educated Majority in modern American society.