
After World War II, Germany redesigned its electoral system to prevent another faction like the Nazis from taking over the government ever again. In the new season of the award-winning podcast from More Equitable Democracy, we examine far-right movements in modern Germany and the U.S. to explore what lessons from German political history might mean for American democracy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this bonus episode, Berit, born in East Germany, and Khuê, born in West Berlin, share their respective perspectives and stories of growing up during German reunification.
Special thanks to the experts featured in this episode:
- Dr. Berit Ebe... more
Throughout this season, we've heard excerpts from interviews and presentations that were part of a February 2025 learning tour organized by More Equitable Democracy. This tour brought US academics, racial justice advocates, and political reformers to... more
While Germany makes a continuous effort to grapple with their past and practice remembrance of historic atrocities, there are still significant tensions today about German identity: what a German sounds like, what a German looks like, and what it mea... more
In Germany, as in the United States and much of Europe, there has been a rising surge of support for far-right populism and anti-democratic forces. This is exemplified in the growth of the far-right political party "Alternative for Germany" (AFD).
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I had never considered how malleable democracy was. The first season really brought that to light. This new season is so good! The production is amazing, I just loved feeling like I was getting an on the ground look at what’s happening in Germany. Five stars!
The Future of Our Former Democracy is a thought-provoking podcast focusing on distilling learnings from other electoral systems around the world, Ireland (Season 1) and Germany (Season 2), and how the USA can improve our own electoral system to reach more representative and equitable outcomes. After listening to the discussions on Ireland's voting system, it motivated me to get involved with local organizations focusing on improving voter outcomes. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who i... more
Didn’t lay good foundation of explaining the 2 systems from the beginning. Episodes don’t delve deep enough into main points of episode. Cursory conclusions abound without adequate intellectual exploration.
Didn’t lay good foundation of explaining the 2 systems from the beginning. Episodes don’t delve deep enough into main points of episode. Cursory conclusions abound without adequate intellectual exploration.
Herr im Himmel! I was really looking forward to this podcast. I worked as a political journalist in Germany for more than 20 years. I just returned to the States in November after my last tour, which lasted ten years. I also studied German history and speak German. So I like to think that I have a reasonable understanding of the situation in Germany.
This podcast is just so inferior and poor.
It is one thing that it is clearly biased from a far-left perspective. Well, if you know that, you c... 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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