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We Made This Political Podcast

Lura Forcum, Lauren Hall, Peter Gray, Josh Lewis, Helen Roy, Musa al-Gharbi, Russ Greene, Shannon Watson, Rob Feld

Lauren Hall and Lura Forcum talk about what political science, psychology, and parenting has taught them about making politics better for everyone.

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Ep. 41: Helen Roy on Parenting, Care Feminism, and Human Dignity

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Ep. 40: Darby Saxbe on Fatherhood, Alloparenting, and What Really Drives Birth Rates

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Authors

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  • Lura Forcum

    President of the Independent Center. PhD in consumer psychology. Former marketing professor. Mom of three ungovernable (but delightful) humans.

  • Lauren Hall

    Author, Substacker, podcaster, academic leader, radical moderate, mother, and indifferent gardener. Helping people break out of false binaries and black and white thinking to see our social and political worlds in 4D.

  • Peter Gray

    Boston College research professor Peter Gray specializes in the nature and value of play. You can learn about his work and find some of his talks, books, and academic articles at petergray.org.

  • Josh Lewis

    Founder and podcast host of Saving Elephants (savingelephantsblog.com)

  • Helen Roy

    (bedtime) storyteller

  • Musa al-Gharbi

    Sociologist. Other cool stuff.

  • Russ Greene

    Worked in the fitness industry (for CrossFit HQ) and philanthropy, as well as Arabic translation and writing. Interests: political theory, policy, ancient Greek, Latin, fitness, national security, political theory, theology.

  • Shannon Watson

    Shannon Watson is the Executive Director of Majority in the Middle. She also worked for the St. Paul Area Chamber, U.S. Bank, the Minnesota Senate, and NCSL. She has 20+ years experience working campaigns on both sides of the aisle in KS, CO, and MN.

  • Shannon Watson

    Shannon Watson is the Founder and Executive Director of Majority in the Middle.

  • Rob Feld

    Rob Feld is a documentary filmmaker exploring political identity, polarization, and the cultural forces shaping public life. His film Jesters and Fools shows how humor, outrage, and spectacle drive politics—and what that means for civic trust.

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