May 7, 2016 – What If We Meditate the Vote?
The American tradition of how to decide who to vote for has rapidly become something between online dating and a professional wrestling match, but what if there was a better way? We explore one [...]
What’s Hiding in That Must-Pass Defense Bill This Time?
It’s a trick as old as democracy, sneaking an almost entirely unrelated provision into a massive, important piece of legislation. Sometimes it helps us, sometimes it doesn’t – and this year it [...]
When Islamophobia Turns Violent: the 2016 Presidential Elections
“When Islamophobia Turns Violent.” Just let that phrase sink in for a moment. This is the 2016 election; this is the world we’re living in. The new report from Georgetown University’s Bridge [...]
Meditate The Vote!
More than perhaps ever before our campaign season has devolved into a rambunctious back and forth of shouting, insults, and even violence. But some have a different idea, an idea too radical not [...]
On Politics, Parties and Patriotism
Welton will wrap up the show with a few thoughts about some ways he feels this year’s election cycle is different from all of the previous ones – and the price that we are all in danger of paying [...]
