Boston Public Radio Podcast

BPR Full Show 11/6: The 47th President

Nov 6, 2024
Doris Kearns Goodwin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, delves into the historic context of non-consecutive presidential terms and the implications of recent electoral outcomes. Juliette Kayyem, a national security analyst, discusses foreign threats to the election and global responses, while Michael Curry, NAACP board member, shares his firsthand experience as a poll-watcher in Michigan. The conversation weaves through voter dynamics, community engagement, and the challenges of reconnecting with younger generations, emphasizing active civic participation.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 2min
2
Navigating Political Discontent
02:02 • 8min
3
Voter Dynamics: White Women and Latinos in the Trump Era
09:51 • 9min
4
Engaging Listener Perspectives on Recent Events
18:29 • 2min
5
Voter Sentiments and Political Accountability
20:02 • 12min
6
Lessons from Lincoln: Leadership in Turbulent Times
32:00 • 11min
7
Navigating Political Uncertainty
43:15 • 19min
8
Political Dynamics Post-January 6th
01:02:05 • 17min
9
The Evolving Latino Vote and Political Dynamics
01:18:52 • 9min
10
Vaccination Concerns and Shifting Political Support
01:27:42 • 2min
11
Navigating Immigration and Political Polarization
01:29:23 • 15min
12
Election Reflections and Voter Engagement
01:44:28 • 2min
13
Trust and Tactics in Democracy
01:46:21 • 6min
14
Navigating Challenges in Modern Civil Rights Advocacy
01:52:46 • 3min
15
Concerns Over Leadership and Science Denial in Health Care
01:55:47 • 2min
16
Navigating the Contradictions of Healthcare Politics
01:57:26 • 3min
17
Exploring Election Integrity and the Rise of Deceptive Practices
02:00:49 • 2min
18
Navigating Anticipatory Obedience in Politics
02:02:48 • 15min
19
Politics and Perspectives: A Deep Dive
02:18:12 • 12min
20
Fiscal Responsibility and Social Security
02:30:03 • 3min
21
After the Election: Finding Hope
02:33:21 • 4min