
Indiana politics, history, and culture from and unapologetically perspective. Host Scott Aaron Rogers interviews candidates, elected officials, activists, and academics in long-form interviews. And every Sunday morning, Scott welcomes a panel of guests from around the state to HoosLeft This Week - where they dissect the week's top news stories from across Indiana and look at US & international new... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 218 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On this episode of HoosLeft This Week, Chelsea McDonnel and Dr. Rob Stone joined Scott to cover the Iran war’s expansion into civilian infrastructure and the Pentagon’s documented pattern of concealing casualties, alongside a fight in Congr... more
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The Steady State: thesteadystate.org/
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In this conversation, Scott sits down with Steven Cash — former CIA officer, former senior advisor to... more
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On this week’s edition of HoosLeft This Week, Scott is joined by Fort Wayne Democratic House District 81 candidate Sharon Wight and first-time guest Allen Miller, Democratic candidate for House District 73, for a two-hour survey of a week t... more
Progressive Indiana Network: progressiveindiana.net
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Sharon Wight: www.electsharonwight.com/
Tabitha Zeigler: tabithazeigler.com/
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In this Disability Pride Month conversation, Scott si... more
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great podcast - even if not living in Indiana. Scott discusses a range of social and political topics in an interesting way, gets good guests and it is always a very informative show
Thank you for making this happen and help getting to word out about what needs fixed politically in the Hoosier State!
I live in Southern, Indiana in the Louisville media market where it is difficult to get in depth coverage of IN politics. Your podcast has been a valuable addition to my candidate research. Keep up the good work.
A crucial discussion of grass roots build it back up activism. Navigated with care and sensitivity to each subject, guest and ultimately the listener. A must have for the political analysis of modern day North America.
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A left-tilting Indiana-focused show that combines long-form interviews with candidates, activists, and scholars with a weekly roundtable dissecting state, national, and international issues from a Hoosier perspective. Episodes frequently center on immigration, labor, electoral reform, healthcare, and governance, with a strong emphasis on grass-roots organizing, transparency, and accountability. A notable strength is its willingness to host diverse viewpoints from local Democrats, progressive organizers, and policy-focused experts, offering listeners practical policy discussions, behind-the-scenes party dynamics, and calls to action at the state and community levels.
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