Throughline We The People: Canary in the Coal Mine
Aug 22, 2024
The Third Amendment might sound outdated, but its implications are surprisingly relevant today. The podcast dives into its historical context and frequent violations by the government, often unnoticed. With stories from the American Revolution to World War II, it explores the tension between military presence and civilian rights. Recent crises like Hurricane Katrina and civil unrest challenge the relevance of the Third Amendment, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability and the protection of personal freedoms.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Overlooked Third Amendment
01:33 • 3min
Sponsorship Highlights: Tailored Solutions for Business and Wellness
04:50 • 2min
Quartering and Colonial Tensions
06:33 • 14min
Invoking the Third Amendment Amidst Invasion Threats
20:50 • 2min
Displacement and Resilience: The Aleutian Experience
22:36 • 10min
Examining Government Accountability and the Third Amendment
33:03 • 2min
The Third Amendment's Role in Crisis
34:33 • 14min
Voices of Memory: Historical Insights and Collaborative Storytelling
48:38 • 2min