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Inspiring Americans to think about how we live together, with short explainers, conversations, and surprising stories about the institutions and ideas we invent to govern our lives at the lo...
An Interview with Josh McNeil, Executive Director of Conservation Voters of PA. As the Trump administration rolls back environmental protect...
Elizabeth Fiedler was a respected reporter for Philadelphia public radio station WHYY. In 2017, she set her career aside to run for a State...
In episode 008 we took a look at the way state legislatures work. But when we only talk about the way institutions work today, it's easy to...
Even with gerrymandering making some headlines, the states tend to get lost between local and national news cycles. And yet they are often p...
Every week a city employee or contractor comes and whisks your trash away to some far off place. But it turns out 'away' isn't that far, and...
A community leader, activist, and lifelong resident of Lancaster, PA talks about what he learned from his 2017 campaign to become the city's...
Hear from Bob Phillips, Executive Director of Common Cause, North Carolina, about gerrymandering in his state, and how it fits into the stor...
Human judgment is imperfect. Because of that, local governments are developing or purchasing risk and needs assessment tools to support deci...
In this episode you'll hear from Dr. James Greiner, Professor at Harvard Law School and Faculty Director of Harvard's Access to Justice Lab....
Today we talk about one of the most powerful figures in local government: the prosecutor.
How do we boil down 90,000 local governments into some categories that make sense no matter where you live? And why does local government lo...