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Future Hindsight

A weekly show that takes big ideas about civic life and democracy and turns them into action items for you.

Government Politics Education Society
Update frequency
every 7 days
Average duration
36 minutes
Episodes
380
Years Active
2018 - 2025
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Stand Up for Science: Lee McIntyre

Stand Up for Science: Lee McIntyre

Our Responsibility to Defend the Truth

Science denialism has existed as long as science has existed. As a part of our social contract, we’re responsible for challenging the spread of misinformation a…

00:43:30  |   Thu 18 Nov 2021
Our Public Health: Michele Goodwin

Our Public Health: Michele Goodwin

The Social Contract and Our Bodies

The pandemic has given us a glimpse into the ways our health is woven into the social contract. The high number of deaths from COVID are the result of the governmen…

00:38:04  |   Thu 11 Nov 2021
Contract for the Climate: Keya Chatterjee

Contract for the Climate: Keya Chatterjee

Racial Injustice in the Climate Crisis

Economic and racial injustices are at the center of the climate crisis. White communities have largely avoided things like polluting power plants and detrimenta…

00:39:32  |   Thu 04 Nov 2021
A New Social Contract: Minouche Shafik

A New Social Contract: Minouche Shafik

Architecture of Opportunity

We lose talent in our society when we overlook those from poor backgrounds or minority families. For example, Lost Einsteins are children who harness above-average skills,…

00:41:09  |   Thu 28 Oct 2021
The Social Contract - History of a Big Idea: Melissa Lane

The Social Contract - History of a Big Idea: Melissa Lane

The Social Contract

The state of nature is a human condition that exists in any space that lacks a civil authority. With the social contract, we're prepared to make a deal with each other in order to…

00:42:34  |   Thu 21 Oct 2021
Season 16: The Social Contract

Season 16: The Social Contract

Our all-new season is all about something that we most often hear about in terms of its brokenness: the social contract. We will be asking big questions about how we live together, what we owe each o…

00:03:58  |   Tue 19 Oct 2021
Introducing Some of My Best Friends Are...

Introducing Some of My Best Friends Are...

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The show is hosted by Khalil Muhammad and…

00:45:12  |   Thu 07 Oct 2021
Legislating for Change: Jessica González-Rojas

Legislating for Change: Jessica González-Rojas

Intersectionality

As an Assemblymember, González-Rojas works to address a variety of intersectional issues facing her community, ranging from housing to healthcare. Her prior experience as a reproduc…

00:34:22  |   Thu 16 Sep 2021
The Power of Voting: Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez

The Power of Voting: Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez

Youth Vote Power

Young people wield a lot of power when they vote. A whopping 73% of youth who were registered to vote by NextGen turned out to vote. This type of turnout can change the outcome of an…

00:37:10  |   Thu 09 Sep 2021
Building Progressive Power: Lala Wu

Building Progressive Power: Lala Wu

The Power of State Legislatures

State legislatures pass the laws that affect our daily lives. When Democrats won the ‘trifecta’ in Virginia in 2019, they controlled both chambers of the House and the…

00:33:42  |   Thu 02 Sep 2021
Run for Something: Amanda Litman

Run for Something: Amanda Litman

Helping Diverse First Time Candidates Run

Since its founding, Run for Something has helped elect 515 young, local officials across 46 states. A third of those elected officials are between 25 and 30,…

00:32:20  |   Thu 26 Aug 2021
Electing New York Women: Brette McSweeney

Electing New York Women: Brette McSweeney

Pro-Choice Democratic Women

Eleanor’s Legacy specifically helps pro-choice Democratic candidates for several reasons. First, due to a long-standing Republican majority in the state legislature, New Y…

00:34:41  |   Thu 19 Aug 2021
Black Women’s Political Power: Glynda Carr

Black Women’s Political Power: Glynda Carr

Normalize Black Women’s Leadership

Normalizing Black women’s leadership means that it is as plausible to have a Black woman represent a majority-white district as it is to have a white man represent …

00:31:47  |   Thu 12 Aug 2021
Electing More Women: Amanda Hunter

Electing More Women: Amanda Hunter

Qualifications

Women need to highlight their credentials early and often, particularly in economics. Voters do recognize that women understand kitchen table issues and that they mostly shoulder the e…

00:35:29  |   Thu 05 Aug 2021
Diverse Women in Politics: Kelly Dittmar

Diverse Women in Politics: Kelly Dittmar

Motivations and Perspectives

The goal of promoting women to run for office is not simply to achieve parity in Congress or in State legislatures. Rather, it should be to recognize that women offer a v…

00:35:23  |   Thu 29 Jul 2021
The Chicago 7: Mark Levine

The Chicago 7: Mark Levine

Publication of Transcript

Levine and the co-editors were outraged by what was happening in the trial and wanted to make sure the general public knew what was going on in that courtroom. They decided …

00:52:38  |   Thu 08 Jul 2021
Responsible Drug Use: Dr. Carl L. Hart

Responsible Drug Use: Dr. Carl L. Hart

American Ideals

The Declaration of Independence clearly lists the promises Americans are entitled to: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. If people want to use drugs to pursue that happiness…

00:33:22  |   Fri 02 Jul 2021
The Punishment Bureaucracy: Alec Karakatsanis

The Punishment Bureaucracy: Alec Karakatsanis

Punishment Bureaucracy

The Punishment Bureaucracy defines the array of institutions that powerful members of our society have constructed to enforce their dominance in society. This includes police o…

00:33:56  |   Thu 24 Jun 2021
White Collar Crime: Jennifer Taub

White Collar Crime: Jennifer Taub

White Collar Crime

White collar crime, as originally defined by Edwin Sutherland in 1939, are offenses committed by someone of high social status and respectability in the course of their occupation.…

00:36:37  |   Thu 17 Jun 2021
Abuse and Accountability: Martha Nussbaum

Abuse and Accountability: Martha Nussbaum

Objectification

Pride and greed are vices of domination that are at the root of sexual harassment and assault. Narcissistic gender pride casts women as objects to be used, instead of full human being…

00:37:18  |   Thu 10 Jun 2021
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