We Made This Political Podcast
Lura Forcum, Lauren Hall, Alexandra Hudson, Jess Lee, William Deresiewicz, Cliff Kayser, Dr. Branden Polk, LMSW, Grace Pate Pouch, Liz JoynerLauren 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. 71: Alexandra Hudson on Living Together After the Midterms
On We Made This Political, host interviews writer and speaker , author of The Soul of Civility (co-host is absent due to airline disruptions).
Hudson explains how her upbringing—daughter of a “manners lady” and a philosophically min...
You Know Me Better than That
You’ve known someone for years. You know how they treat their friends, raise their children, and show up when things go wrong. Then you learn how they voted, and suddenly you’re wondering whether you knew them at all.
This Friday, Lauren a...
How Do We Live Together After November?
The election will end. The relationships will still be there.
The neighbor with the yard sign. The relative whose posts you stopped reading. The parents you see at school pickup. Whatever happens in November, we will still share communitie...
Ep. 70: Julian Morris Asks “Do Social Media Bans Even Work?”
Lauren Hall and Lura Forcum talk with Julian Morris about research he coauthored with Ben Sperry, and Lura on social media’s effects on kids amid policy proposals in France, the UK, Australia, and US states to ban or heavily restrict youth...
What if Social Media Bans Make Things Worse?
It’s easy to see the appeal of restricting social media for kids. Young people are anxious, phones are everywhere, and online spaces can expose them to bullying, comparison, and harmful content.
But what if sweeping restrictions create new...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Out here trying to humanize politics and three children, with mixed results. Social / consumer psychologist and former professor. Heavy on humility and cake. Lightly chaotic.
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.
Alexandra Hudson is an author, speaker, and founder of Civic Renaissance, a community dedicated to promoting beauty, goodness, and truth. Order her bestselling book, The Soul of Civility: Timeless Principles to Heal Society and Ourselves, today!
Sociologist trying to understand how people find belonging in and make sense of their social worlds
William Deresiewicz is the author of five books including Excellent Sheep, The Death of the Artist, and A Jane Austen Education. His most recent book is The End of Solitude: Selected Essays on Culture and Society.
Cliff Kayser is Chief Learning Officer at Polarity Partnerships. He helps leaders and organizations navigate interdependent tensions to make wiser decisions over time, integrating research, practice, and wisdom traditions.
Insights about life, belonging, and uncertainty. I’m discovering what it means to more fully live with meaning in a world full of adversity.
Author of Savoring Childhood: Practical Wisdom for Slowing Down. Curator and creator for Renovaré. Deeply in love with William and our two kids.
Liz Joyner is the Founder & President of The Village Square, devoted to building civic trust between people who don't look or think alike in American hometowns. Find The Village Square online at https://villagesquare.us/
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