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Ep. 103: Facing Twin Plagues: Police Chokeholds and Covid-19 — Derek Young, Pierce County Council

  • August 24, 2020

Derek Young is in his second term as a member of the Pierce County Council, representing District 7. When I saw this article about police use of “vascular neck restraints” (an Orwellian law enforcement euphemism…

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Ep. 102: Why Sports During Covid-19 are Problematic AF – Michael-Shawn Dugar, the Athletic and Andrew Hammond, the TNT

  • August 9, 2020

Live sports are an important part of my life and this show. Before we departed the states we were season ticket holders to Tacoma Defiance, Sounders FC, and Husky football and had half season passes…

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Ep. 101: Media Objectivity, Both Sides-ism, and the Debate Over “Cancel Culture” – Mohammed Kloub, Crosscut   

  • July 27, 2020

Mohammed Kloub is the engagement editor at Crosscut, a Seattle based news outlet, in partnership with KCTS 9. Moh, who previously held a similar position at the Seattle Times Education Lab, is one of the…

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Ep. 100: Her Name is T’wina Nobles and She Deserves Your Vote

  • July 13, 2020

T’wina Nobles is a member of the University Place School Board and a candidate for the State Senate in the 28th legislative district. She is challenging Senator Stave O’Ban, the long-time GOP incumbent. T’wina is…

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Ep. 99: On Challenging a Democratic Incumbent from the Left – Sharlett Mena, Candidate WA-29th LD  

  • June 29, 2020

Sharlett Mena is challenging Representative Steve Kirby, the long-time Democratic incumbent, in the 29th legislative district. The 29th covers much of South & East Tacoma, Parkland, and Lakewood. If elected she would join past show…

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Ep. 98: The US Drug War Targets Black Males and People of Color: a Continuing Discussion of “How to Fix a Drug Scandal” – Luke Ryan, Defense Attorney & Activist

  • June 15, 2020

You can draw a fairly straight line from mass incarceration, to the war on drugs, to police militarization and misconduct, to the protests we are seeing across the US today. This episode traces that line….

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Ep. 97: Understanding the Covid-19 Pandemic and Agricultural Strikes in Central Washington

  • June 5, 2020

While we are all rightfully paying attention to the protests against police violence, the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the State of Washington and the nation. The fastest growing outbreak in Washington is in Yakima…

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Ep. 96: Watch With Us: Netflix’s “How to Fix a Drug Scandal,” Part I — Katy Evans, Silong Chhun, and Producer Doug

  • June 1, 2020

How to Fix a Drug Scandal, directed by Erin Lee Carr, is a Netflix Docu-series about a drug lab scandal that rocked the State of Massachusetts in 2013. In the series we learn about two…

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Ep. 95: Covid-19’s Impact on the Class of 2020 — James Miller, Seattle University and Kim Thomas, Equal Opportunity Schools 

  • May 18, 2020

Cast of Characters James Miller: Director of Admission, Seattle University Kim Thomas: Equity facilitator, freelance college admissions consultant (First of Her Name) Carinna Lee Tarvin: AP World History Teacher, Lincoln High School The Covid-19 outbreak…

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Ep. 94: How American Democracy is Dying, a Continuing Conversation

  • May 4, 2020

In September, on NF Episode #73 we discussed the book “How Democracies Die” by Daniel Ziblatt and Steven Levitsky as part of our Nerd Farm Reads Book Club (#nerdfarmreads). This week in light of events…

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