Science communication involves conveying complex scientific concepts in a clear manner to the public, policymakers, and journalists. Each crisis is unique in its urgency and severity, thus scientists must be […]
Why Is Public Media on Congress’s Chopping Block?
Two weeks ago, a subcommittee of the US House of Representatives released its draft appropriations bill for the next fiscal year. Included in the bill is a proposal to zero […]
Why so few Women and Minorities in Leadership in Congress?
In her latest article “There Are More Chairmen Named ‘Mike’ Than Women Committee Leaders in Congress“, Maya Kornberg, Research Fellow, Elections and Government Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, […]
Takeaways from the January 6 Committee Hearings
It’s been a busy summer in DC. During the flurry of controversial Supreme Court rulings this past week, the congressional hearings looking into the January 6 attack on the U.S. […]
The Case Against the Filibuster and Redistricting in Wisconsin
Filibuster. It’s a word you might be hearing a lot lately, especially as the Senate has begun debating new voting rights protections this week. First up on today’s show, Wednesday […]
Infrastructure Bill 101
Earlier this week, President Joe Biden signed a historic $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. First up today, Wednesday host Carousel Bayrd takes a close look at the history […]
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