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The Reframers discuss the situation heading into the midterm election of 2022. We cover who is up for re-election, discuss resources for finding out more about the election, and break down the Propositions that are on the ballot in California. It's a great episode to get you primed and ready to vote November 8th!
https://www.economist.com/mid-terms-2022
https://ballotpedia.org/Main_Page
https://apnews.com/hub/2022-midterm-elections
https://calmatters.org/california-voter-guide-2022/
https://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/
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In this week's episode, the Reframers take on some of the most important and controversial decisions released by the Supreme Court in 2022. We cover the Dobbs decision which overturned Roe v. Wade, as well as discussing the COVID mandate and an important EPA regulation being revoked. This is an important episode if you want to better understand the impact that the court has on your life.
https://www.oyez.org/
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This week, the Reframers take on a much-requested topic, the police! As usual, we give the origins and development of policing in America, followed by a very intense discussion into the problems that we face by police, as well as the risks that we take by defunding the police. We each offer some suggestions on ways to improve policing so we can all benefit. This episode has some great topics and is an open, intense conversation that you won't find anywhere else.
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In this episode of the Reframers, we celebrate our 1 year of podcasting by talking about unions in America. We break down the different types of unions that exist, discuss the difference between public and private sector unions, and what some of the pros and cons of joining a union might be. This is a great episode riddled with pop culture references and a ton of information about "collective bargaining." Thank you for listening!
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We're talking about healthcare in America this week.
We focus on:How do you get health insurance in the U.S?Why is it so expensive?Why do people disagree about how healthcare should work in the US?
We're always striving to make any conversations on the Reframers a model for real-life conversations. We encourage reimagining disagreement, by "reframing" what it means to talk with someone who sees different media than you, grew up with a different background, or has different beliefs.
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This week we're discussing a current favorite buzzword by politicians and the media: CRT. Found in headlines on a weekly (daily) basis, the Reframers sit down to define CRT (Critical Race Theory), talk about what it ACTUALLY means, and break down why it might be a flawed debate in the first place. Armed with some good research and a healthy handful of questions, the 3 hosts dive in ready to learn.
Zach acknowledges the elephant in the room: it's nerve-wracking to talk about race for fear of getting it wrong and being branded a racist. Erin reminds us that this is a graduate-level theory, and we ponder how a complex idea has become a mainstream topic of debate. Kassie points out how big, negative stereotypes about both the left and the right are deeply damaging our perceptions of the "other side" and making it feel impossible to talk to each other. We're always striving to make any conversations on the Reframers a model for real-life conversations. We encourage reimagining disagreement, by "reframing" what it means to talk with someone who sees different media than you, grew up with a different background, or has different beliefs. Please like, subscribe, and share! Thank you!Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/reframerspod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Visit our NEW website: https://www.reframerspod.com/Follow us on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdQxyS9g/Follow us on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/reframerspod -
Welcome back to The Reframers! This week we’re discussing private prisons. Erin wants to know if Zach’s conservative leanings are going to influence his take. Kassie wants to know what a private prison even *is*…(did you know there was more than one kind of prison?)Join us as we break it all down. Sneak peek of the questions below:What is the difference between a private prison and a public prison, and what are the benefits of having both options available?In what cases would an incarcerated person be placed in either a private or public prison? Do private prisons choose what type of prisoners they house?How do private prisons make money, as a business? Aka who pays their bills? Typically in a capitalist society, businesses make money when people choose one product or service provider over another. Are the prisoners choosing where they go, or their families? Do the prisons have to worry about remaining competitive against other prisons?Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/reframerspod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Visit our NEW website: https://www.reframerspod.com/Follow us on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdQxyS9g/Follow us on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/reframerspod
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This week on the Reframers Podcast we share our views on the War between Russia and Ukraine. We tackle three questions in the episode. 1. How did the situation get to where we are today? 2. What should the role of the United States be in the conflict? 3. What would have to happen to have the situation deteriorate into a World War?
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This week the Reframers review President Biden's first year in office. We discuss the administration's accomplishments, failures, and what we each would like to see for the rest of his term. We primarily discuss the economic, Covid, and foreign policy aspects of the past year. Listen now to see who you agree with most, or maybe a little bit of each of us!
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The Reframers hit the ground running for Season 2, reflecting on the January 6, 2020 insurrection and discussing the current congressional committee investigating the event. They talk about the atmosphere in the country leading up to January 6, including the Black Lives Matter protests, the election, and the allegations of election fraud. They then discuss the purpose and history of congressional investigations and examine the current congressional committee investigating January 6. Finally, they reflect on the consequences of January 6 and the current state of our democracy.
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The Reframers provide an update on what to expect from Season 2! Tune in to see what to expect from your favorite political podcast, and learn about why a moose possibly saved America.
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You're going to want to tune into this one. The Reframers take your questions and reflect on their favorite parts of Season 1. We discuss our favorite episodes, which argument we were most persuaded by, and we also give a sneak peek into what's in store for Season 2. Thank you for all your support in making the first season of the Reframers Podcast a success!
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The Reframers are discussing journalism this week. We review the messy history of journalism going back to the founding, and how it has evolved over time. This episode is packed with discussion on the distrust of our media, the decline in print journalism, and how the United States relates to other countries. It's a forward-looking discussion with critiques, facts, and recommendations!
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"The Reframers discuss two off-limits topics: religion and politics. They examine the Founders' views on religion and whether the Constitution has religious influences. They also delve into the relationship of religion and politics today, tax exemptions for religious organizations, political outrage based on religious beliefs (is Christmas under attack?), and how to balance religious beliefs with the limited options of two parties. Everything is on the table in this personal episode for the Reframers."
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This week, our producer Kassie takes over the podcast and asks Zach and Erin questions, off the cuff! This was a fun episode to record and we think you will really enjoy this week's show. We cover 20+ questions and decide what political parties we would be in, IF, we had more than a two-party system.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/09/08/opinion/republicans-democrats-parties.html
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LISTEN TO PART ONE HERE We promised this one was coming! In Gun Control Part II, the Reframers pick up where they left off in Part I, diving into the problem of mass shootings in the United States and then getting specific about the kinds of legislative policies that they think are most effective in addressing gun violence. They discuss whether there should be weapons bans, how to control who has access to firearms, and if there are other measures that we should be considering in evaluating this problem. They also touch on the importance of community investment as a method to decrease crime and gun violence. We hope you enjoy this Part II of a topic we can't seem to stop talking about.
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The Reframers talk about climate change and climate policy this week.
This one gets a little heated! Join us as we discuss & debate what approaches are available in combating climate change, and how much human impact is actually a factor.
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This week one of the Reframers had a life-long wish fulfilled, listen to find out what it is! Once we geek out about that, we tackle the death penalty. We of course talk about the historical context of capital punishment in the United States and then share our feelings about it today. We spend much of the episode exploring the data around how it is applied and the cost to our nation, as well as discussing the consequences of if we get sentencing wrong. Tune in to learn about the most serious of sentences our legal system can hand out!
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The Reframers discuss the separation of powers that is built into our system of government. We review the history of each branch and how they've evolved over time.
Of course, each branch has its own unique set of powers, and the ability to check on the other branches' power. We drill down into why they sometimes purposefully do not check each other, and how this can hurt our democratic processes.
Finally, we talk about different proposals that could rebalance power between the 3 branches in favor of the people.
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The Reframers tackle censorship in this week's episode. The discussion ranges from the origins of free speech and why it was important to the Founders, to the development of free speech in the U.S., to the Internet and what's happening with censorship today. They debate President Trump's social media ban, discuss Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, and dig into whether tech companies are biased in their editing of posts and banning decisions. If you have been wondering about censorship and are interested in hearing some conflicting perspectives, be sure to check out this episode.
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