
Every week, people from both sides of the political spectrum tell Mike how wrong he is, and why.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | PoliticsNewsScienceSocial Sciences | ||||

An Insightful Journey through Law, History, and Society with Professor Richard Abel
In this episode, host Mike Donahue engages with the esteemed Professor Richard Abel, Emeritus and Distinguished Research Professor at UCLA, exploring his impressive ... more
Exploring the Psychology of Political Beliefs
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Exploring American Inheritance: A Tale of Oppression and Continued Harm to our Native Americans.
In this episode of 'Tilting at Windmills,' host Mike Donahue interviews award-winning journalist and author Rebecca Claren about her latest book, 'The C... more
In this episode, Mike learns about Countermobilization from Eric Patashnik, author of Countermobilization: Policy Feedback and Backlash in a Polarized Age. Eric is the professor and Department Chair of Political Science for the Watson Institute, Brow... more
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Mike’s a Democrat trying to have interesting conversations across the political spectrum to figure out how we can maybe try to get along a little better.
Really interesting and authentic take of our current political climate. Good insight into and fair representation of your typical voter.









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