

Elections, Now & Then (with Joanne Freeman)
Aug 1, 2024
Joanne Freeman, a Yale history professor and expert on U.S. political history, delves into the connection between past political violence and the current climate. She discusses the impact of technology and misinformation on democratic engagement, historical presidential assassination attempts, and the evolving political landscape influenced by race and gender. The healing role of music amid chaos and the complexities of leadership in today's polarized environment also take center stage, revealing how history can inform our present challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Legal Challenges and Political Timing in Trump's Case
04:25 • 4min
The Healing Power of Music Amidst Political Chaos
08:16 • 5min
Political Change and Technology's Role
12:50 • 18min
The Evolution of Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation
30:35 • 2min
Presidential Assassinations and Political Legacies
33:03 • 19min
Political Dynamics and Musical Ventures
51:59 • 6min
Musical Journeys and Cultural Reflections
58:16 • 12min
The Art of Simplicity in Songwriting
01:10:36 • 5min