Northern Ireland’s history and politics offer a blueprint for how the US can implement a better electoral system, especially in the wake of rising polarization and political violence. Developed in partnership with Larj Media and More Equitable Democracy.
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In this bonus episode of 'The Future of Our Former Democracy,' we’re sharing our extended conversation with poet, theologian, and conflict mediator, Pádraig Ó Tuama.
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This bonus episode we’re sharing a panel discussion between Councilor Hazel Chu from the Dublin City Council and former Lord Mayor of Dublin and Councilor Yemi Adenuga from the Meath County Council, and moderated by Liliana Fernandez from the Nationa... more
In this bonus episode, George sits down with Claire Hanna, Member of Parliament from the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) representing Belfast South and Mid Down. Claire shares insights into her journey as an activist and politician, her fam... more
In this bonus episode, listeners can hear the full presentation and poetry reading from Irish poet, conflict mediator, and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama, which was excerpted throughout season 1 of The Future of Our Former Democracy. Before jumping in, C... more
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This podcast is a breath of fresh air in a subject that too often dives headfirst into the murky waters of math, parties, and punditry. George and Colin have a gift for keeping the focus on real people participating in elections to decide what they want to do together. It’s entertaining, informative, thought-provoking and so consistently refreshing that you might forget you are learning about one of the most important issues of our time.
Northern Ireland presents a great case study in how proportional representation can calm down deep sectarian divisions and even political violence. Great storytelling with compelling human stories.
I really enjoyed this podcast and learning about the Proportional Representation electoral system primarily based on its use in Northern Ireland. The information is presented very well, and the hosts are very engaging. Even my kid enjoyed the show, and complimented their government class in high school.
I love this podcast! Fresh, thoughtful, thought provoking and well produced. I hung on every word. Can’t wait to listen to more
The vast majority of Americans want more choices of parties, and parties that have to compete to serve them. They want everyone to be represented reflecting the diversity of opinions that Americans hold. They don’t want a government run by a group of politicians that no voters like.
George and Colin pull back the curtain on one of the world’s best kept secrets — Irelands election system, the history of how and why it came to be, and how it’s working to remedy longtime problems and satisfy moder... more
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The content focuses on the intersections of electoral systems, democracy, and historical context, particularly comparing the experiences of Northern Ireland to current issues in the United States. Episodes explore a range of topics, including the complexities of political representation, the importance of electoral reform, and the impacts of historical events on modern-day democracy. With a unique perspective, the discussions often feature insights from politicians, poets, and activists, enriching the narrative with personal stories and expert analyses. This podcast provides valuable lessons on how electoral change can foster inclusivity and mitigate political violence, making it a crucial listen for those interested in the future of democr... more
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