Today's episode is a conversation with Roger Ellis. Roger is a social scientist who worked for the government of New Zealand as a policy advisor for 30 years. Today Roger joins me to discuss New Zealand politics and his new book On the Brink.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Oliver Black. Oliver is a teacher, member of his community's local parks board, and a former member of the Cascadia Solidarity Party's state committee. Today Oliver joins me to discuss serving on the parks board.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Chris Butler. Chris is a pastor, community organizer, member of & Campaign Chicago, founder of the civic update, former congressional candidate and a member of the American Solidarity Party's Board of Advisors. Today Chris joins me to discuss the & Campaign.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Dustin Pieper. Dustin is an engineer, strong towns member, member of the city council of Batavia Illinois, and a member of the Illinois Solidarity Party's state committee. Today Dustin joins me to discuss serving on the city council.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Chuck Marohn. Chuck is a civil engineer, land use planner, advocate, activist, and a member of the American Solidarity Party's Board of Advisors. Today Chuck joins me to discuss mandatory parking minimums.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Amar Patel. Amar is an educator, father, the American Solidarity Party's 2020 VP Candidate, and a member of the American Solidarity Party's National Committee. Today Amar joins me to discuss how to build solidarity in a deliberate and intentional way.

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Today's episode is a conversation with Pearce Edwards. Pearce is an assistant professor at Louisiana State University, where he researches political repression with a regional focus on Latin America. Today Pearce joins me to discuss resisting political repression and what we can learn from Argentina's Dirty War.

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