#009 State Legislatures Part 2: a (Brief) History

Local Nation Podcast by Nick Marzano

Sep 19, 201821:19Government & Organizations

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 accept that that's how they were meant to be, or how they must be. Choices made...

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