
On For the Sake of the Argument, Lori Goldman sits down with Michigan’s elected officials to talk policy, real life, and ask the kinds of questions that make press secretaries sweat. For the Sake of the Argument is a Distill Social production.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Terrence Martin, President of the American Federation of Teachers in Michigan, joins the show to discuss the biggest issues facing Michigan schools, attacks on Michigan teachers, and the importance of unions broadly. Support the show: www.linktr.ee/f... more
Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel joins the show to discuss the present state of the Democratic Party, how MI Democrats are pushing back on Trump, what Democrats missed in 2024, and how we can remain optimistic in this era.
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TRIGGER WARNING: Discussions of sexual and physical violence
Michigan Representative Laurie Pohutsky (D-17) joins the show to discuss her career so far, her view on the intraparty debate for the Democrats, the various ways in which she has been thre... more
Huwaida Arraf, a human/civil rights attorney and participant in a recent humanitarian flotilla headed to Gaza, joins the show to discuss her experience being detained by the IDF, the moral urgency of fighting for an arms embargo, and how our politica... more
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins the show to discuss her ongoing battles with the Trump administration, the necessity of fighting authoritarianism, her controversial prosecutions in Michigan, and where she sees herself after she exits the ... more
Jeremy Johnson, host of the Head in the Office Podcast, joined to discuss how he sees so-called "new media," where he thinks the Democratic Party has failed, the shortcomings of our Democracy, the Michigan US Senate race, and much more. If you enjoy ... more
Mason Pressler, school board member for Bay City Public Schools, joins the show to discuss his journey in politics as the youngest elected official in Michigan, the path forward for the Democratic Party, the politics of Gen Z, and so much more.
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Jamilla Martin, an activist at 482 Forward, joins the show to discuss the Invest in MI Kids ballot proposal, the chronic underfunding of Michigan schools, the importance of taxation to fund public services, and much more. If you want to support the s... more
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