Best 8th Revolution Podcasts (2025)

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CONEtrolled: Exposing the Systems That Steal Our Freedom 2:01:39

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“We can only operate from what we know and what we have. And when we learn something new, we operate from that new place. Judging ourselves backward? Futile, right?” Sean’s Monologue: The Impact of Social Construct Today’s episode features the amazing Dr. Nava Israel, author of the award-winning book CONEtrolled: How We've Lost our Freedom and How …

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Ep368 – Shellshock in Canadian Museums – Cameron Telch 25:06

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Cameron Telch, a doctoral candidate in Educational Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University, discusses the underrepresentation of shell shock in Canadian war museums. He shares two important archival discoveries—a 1919 Canadian film and a 1958 American play—that offer new perspectives on the cultural memory of psychological trauma in the First Wor…

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Deportation Nation: Trump, the Courts, and the Constitution 1:54:08

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It is a time of unprecedented confusion and chaos in immigration. Where are the oversight agencies that should be enforcing “the rule of law”? Sean’s Monologue: Illegal Detention & Deportation Today Coup Save America invites Andy Semotiuk, a highly experienced immigration attorney, to talk about the deportation debacle that is erupting so fanatical…

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Inside the Retail Equation: Unlocking Supplier Success with Casey Roberts of STAT Recovery Services 44:09

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Join Casey Roberts, Founder of STAT Recovery Services, as he uncovers how suppliers lose revenue through deductions, chargebacks, and other opportunity areas within the retail supply chain. Casey breaks down real-world insights on thinking like a retailer, preventing profit erosion, and optimizing the supplier-retailer relationship. From root cause…

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Ep367 – London TF in two world wars – Prof Gary Sheffield 25:38

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Professor Gary Sheffield compares and contrasts the experience of the London Territorial Force in the First and Second World Wars. He explores the evolution of its role, structure and public image across the two conflicts, offering fresh insights into the transformation of this key component of Britain’s military reserve. This talk was part of the …

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A Third Term: Resurrecting Washington To Defeat A Tyrant 1:55:09

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The truest things that are said today are said by comedians. Sean’s Monologue: Where’s the Democracy? Today on Coup Save America, Sean has a conversation with Paul Greenberg, author of seven books, including the New York Times bestseller Four Fish. Paul’s most recent book, A Third Term is a work of satirical fiction, in which Paul explores what mig…

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Ep366 – London Territorial Sappers – Dr John Peaty 18:26

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep365 – Honouring the Fallen Through ‘The Last Post’ 21:47

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Build a Better Bridge: Confronting Poverty in America with Lance Hillsinger 2:00:39

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“We need human contact to help people succeed.” Sean’s Monologue: Epstein, Espionage, and Inconvenient Truths Today, Coup Save America has a conversation with Lance Hillslinger, a veteran social worker and author of the advocacy books: Build a Better Bridge: Social Policy for the 21st Century and In Place of the Parent: Inside Child Protective Serv…

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America's Lost Generation, Millennials, Trade Wars, and the Politics of Survival w/Cameron Lee Cowan 2:06:12

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“Voters are looking for an economy that works. From anyone…even an orange-haired reality host.” Sean’s Monologue: An Empire in Peril Today Sean talks with Cameron Cowan of The Cameron Journal. Cameron is joining us to promote his new book America’s Lost Generation and to discuss various current events. He launches right with telling us how there re…

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From Dorm Room to Digital Retail Revolution: The Retail Journey with Brad Godwin 45:34

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What if there was a "third place" in retail media that went beyond product pages and high-level brand communications? Brad Godwin, SVP of CPG Partnerships at Breaktime Media, reveals how brands can create meaningful connections with shoppers through personalized digital experiences. The retail landscape is evolving rapidly, with value now encompass…

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Ep364 – Boredom in Salonika – Dr Jake Gasson 20:06

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Beyond Red and Blue: Healing America's Political Divide with Scott Grace 1:46:39

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Have you ever noticed how the word “outrage” is so close to the word “outrageous”? Sean’s Monologue: The One Big Ugly Bill Today Coup Save America welcomes Scott Grace – an uplifting song writer, comedian, author, and public speaker. Scott is not on the show to “get political”, but to teach us: “How to Evolve During the Trump Experience Whether Hum…

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Beyond Ego and Capitalism: A Revolution of Consciousness with Beth Green 1:54:16

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“From each according to his ability to each according to his need – that’s communism. That’s also a potluck. Sean’s Monologue: The Case Against Capitalism Today Coup Save America talks with Beth Green, a fascinating and intelligent woman who wears the many hats of author, intuitively-guided counselor, teacher, spiritual activist, composer, workshop…

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Behind the Mic: Keeping it Real Jon William’s 47:49

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Radio personality Jon Williams opens up about the art of authentic endorsements and his journey from failed baseball aspirations to becoming one of Northwest Arkansas' most recognizable voices. Williams shares how he pioneered a unique business model where he receives no salary from his radio station, instead earning his living entirely through com…

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Ep363 – Podcasting the Great War – Terry Whenham 50:13

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Caring for Peace: Unlocking the Second Human Evolution with Jeffrey Charles Hardy 2:03:37

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“We went from killing for peace to caring for peace. We’re already doing it.” Sean’s Monologue: The Ongoing Problems We Face in Our World As we launch our fourth season of Coup Save America, Sean interviews Jeffrey Charles Hardy, founder and president of the non-profit organization Care for Peace and author of the brilliant book To Care for Peace –…

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Ep362 – 60th Division at Salonika – Charles Fair 12:52

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep358 – Periodical publications of the London Regt – Sarah Paterson 23:18

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep360 – London TF at Gallipoli – Clive Harris 22:30

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, Clive Harris explores the role of London Territorials in the Gallipoli campaign of 1915–16. While no full London territorial division served there, six battalions, five Yeomanry regiments and two support units contributed around 8,500 men, spread across multiple formations from Helles to Suvla. Their …

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Ep359 – The British League of Help – Nick Jenkins 51:34

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, historian Nick Jenkins discusses the British League of Help and its efforts to support the reconstruction of French towns devastated during the First World War. His research reveals how communities across Britain came together to aid their French counterparts, shedding light on a little-known chapter …

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Introducing High Impact’s Private Brand Hub: A Conversation with Simone Parry 24:45

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In this episode of The Retail Journey, Simone Parry, former Vice President of Private Brands for Consumables at Walmart, joins us to discuss how private brands are evolving in today’s retail environment. She reflects on her time at Walmart, where she worked across cross-functional teams to build private label strategies, improve supplier partnershi…

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Ep357 – A WWI Mystery Reunited After 110 Years – Philipp Cross 31:49

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep361 – London Schools and the London TF – Tim Halstead 17:41

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, Tim Halstead discusses the connections between London schools and the Territorial Force during the Great War. While the contribution of Public Schools to the Officer Corps is well known, this talk focuses on the less-explored role of Grammar Schools. Drawing on Rolls of Service from both school types …

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Ep356 – The London Regt and the RFC – Jon Davy 25:31

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, John Davy examines the London Regiment’s links with the Royal Flying Corps and RAF during the Great War. Using primary sources, he offers a statistical analysis of the men who joined the RFC via the London Regiment and considers the impact of their loss on their original battalions. This episode was r…

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Ep355 – Harry Potter – Alexander Paterson and the Bermondsey Battalion 14:49

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, Harry Potter delves into the life and service of prison reformer Alexander Paterson, drawing on his wartime diary and letters. From gentleman ranker to officer in the Bermondsey Battalion, Paterson served at Loos and later held various roles including lecturer, defence counsel, intelligence officer an…

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Ep354 – Stephen Sandford – London Irish Rifles in the GW 18:53

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On this week's Mentioned in Dispatches podcast, Stephen Sandford explores the early history of the 18th Battalion London Regiment (London Irish) during the First World War. He examines the battalion’s formation, recruitment, training and unique cultural identity, as well as its connections to Ireland and its first action at Loos. This talk was reco…

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Serving More Than Bagels: The Fords’ Mission-Driven Journey 46:00

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Ever wonder what happens when purpose drives a business more than profit? In this captivating conversation, Bill and Sheila Ford, founders of Ozark Mountain Bagel Company, reveal how a chance question – "Hey, you want to open a bagel shop?" – transformed their lives and the Northwest Arkansas food scene. The Fords share their remarkable journey fro…

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Ep353 – Edgar Loveland and the QWR – Steve Hammond 19:49

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep352 – U boat technology and doctrine – Michèl Admiraal 25:59

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Historian Michèl Admiraal joins Mentioned in Dispatches to discuss his research on the German U-boat campaign during the First World War. Admiraal, a recent MA graduate in Military History from Wolverhampton University, explores the relationship between technology, doctrine, and naval operations. His Stand To! article, Technology, Doctrine and the …

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Helping Suppliers Thrive in Walmart's Ecosystem: Lessons from 8th & Walton 40:46

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When we sat down with Jeff Clapper, President and CEO of 8th & Walton, we knew we'd get insights on supplier training – but our conversation revealed something much more profound about the evolving retail landscape. From its origins teaching suppliers about Walmart's culture and systems to today's comprehensive support services, 8th & Walton has wi…

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Ep351 – Royal Navy and invasion scares – Steve Dunn 32:26

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This episode of Mentioned in Dispatches features historian and author Steve R. Dunn, who discusses his latest book, Spectre of Invasion: The Royal Navy and the Defence of Britain’s Coast, 1900–1918. The book examines Britain's persistent fears of invasion in the early 20th century, the strategic debates between naval and military defence advocates,…

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Ep350 – Learning in the Rangers – Mark Jones 1:02:19

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep349 – British Army before 1914 – Simon Batten 38:18

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In this episode of Mentioned in Dispatches, historian Simon Batten discusses his book Futile Exercise?: The British Army’s Preparations for War 1902-1914. Simon explores the British Army's pre-war manoeuvres, training exercises and attempts to learn from past conflicts in the lead-up to the First World War. Highlighting the challenges of adapting t…

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Expanding Art and Accessibility in Northwest Arkansas with Jill Wagar 30:03

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In this episode, we hear all about the artistic and cultural transformation happening in Northwest Arkansas as we chat with Jill Wagar, the visionary director of the Momentary and senior director at Crystal Bridges. Explore Alice Walton's profound philanthropic endeavors, including the Art Bridges Foundation, designed to bring art to communities na…

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Ep348 – Irish republican women in Ulster, 1914-1922 – Dr Margaret Ward 54:11

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In this episode of Mentioned in Dispatches, Dr Margaret Ward, Honorary Senior Lecturer in History at Queen’s University Belfast, talks about her latest book Rebel Women: Cumann na mBan in Belfast and the Glens of Antrim, 1914–1924. In the interview, Dr Ward explores the remarkable contributions of Northern Irish women to the republican movement dur…

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Navigating the New Era of E-Commerce with ShelfSight's Founder & CEO Joe Murphy 39:32

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Join us for a captivating conversation with Joe Murphy, the trailblazing founder of ShelfSight, as he shares his remarkable journey from a sales career to becoming a product management visionary. ShelfSight is transforming the way we understand product listing pages on Walmart, offering groundbreaking insights into search rankings, ratings, and rev…

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The Power of the People: Organizing for Change from the Ground Up 2:00:49

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We are no longer relying on Bernie Sanders; we’re relying on the movement that Bernie has asked us to build. Sean’s Monologue: America the Militarized Today Sean speaks with author and campaign activist Kacey Carpenter about the grassroots fight for progressive change. First, Kacey tells us his story of meeting Bernie Sanders and explains the event…

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A Miscarriage of Justice: The 8th and H Case 1:26:53

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The more you know about the U.S. criminal justice system, the more you realize how many innocent people are being incarcerated. Sean’s Monologue: The Power of Presidential Pardons For this special episode of Coup Save America, we are joined by Shannon Lynch, the producer and host of The Alley: DC's 8th and H Case, a podcast dedicated to telling the…

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Retail at the Heart of Bentonville: Economic Growth & Community Impact 50:48

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Explore Bentonville, Arkansas with Brandon Gengelbach, President and CEO of the Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce. Brandon shares what drew him to Northwest Arkansas, including professional opportunities and his love for cycling. We dive into Bentonville's unique vibe, blending local entrepreneurship, major corporations like Walmart, and…

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War, Technology, and the Future of the Middle East: A Conversation with Robert Cook 1:27:01

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“There will be a lot of dead people, but politicians don’t tend to care about dead people.” Sean’s Monologue: Israeli-Palestinian Relations Recap On today’s episode of Coup Save America, Robert Cook joins us to talk about the conflict in the Middle East. Robert is a US Veteran, Western Civilization Expert, public intellectual historian and the auth…

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Ep347 – The 8th Bn, West Surrey Regt – Prof. Ian Isherwood 48:57

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In this episode, we are honoured to speak with Dr Ian Isherwood, a historian, scholar, and author of the newly released book The Battalion: Citizen Soldiers at War on the Western Front. Dr Isherwood provides a deeply researched and heartfelt account of the 8th Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), during the First World War. Drawing …

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Ep346 – Invasion literature before WW1 – Tony Bolton 28:37

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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America’s Ethical Archetype with Damien Dubose 1:51:52

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If kindness doesn’t benefit us personally, should there be an obligation to pursue kindness without reward? Sean’s Monologue: The Myth of Rugged Individualism Our guest this episode is Damien Dubose, author of the book America's Ethical Archetype: Establishing the Psychology of Moral Authority and Correcting our Country’s Politics. We go into the s…

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Justice, Fiction, and the Fight for What’s Right with Mark Bello 2:03:34

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“There’s the law…then compassion. And the law and compassion don’t always see eye to eye.” Sean’s Monologue: Barriers to Birthing Today we welcome Mark Bello - attorney, civil justice advocate, and an award-winning legal-themed novelist. Mark opens the with the story of why he became an attorney, what turned him to social justice, and what inspired…

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Redemption and Resilience: The Journey of John David Graham 2:02:09

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You are not responsible for the circumstances of your birth, but you are responsible for what you do with your life. Sean’s Monologue: Post Election Reflections Coup Save America welcomes the remarkable John David Graham, founder of the Good Samaritan Home, a non-profit agency helping people restart their lives after prison. John is also the author…

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Ep345 – Legacy of shellshock after the GW – Dr Stefanie Linden 31:43

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By Dr Tom Thorpe

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The Human Idea: Exploring Nature’s Newest Ecosystem w/Anne Riley 1:56:57

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Is it possible to know the nature of humans without the benefit of religion or philosophy? Sean’s Monologue: The 2024 Election Today Coup Save America welcomes Anne Riley, author of the upcoming book The Human Idea: Nature's Newest Ecosystem and the brilliant mind behind the “ideasphere.” Ideas are a human concept, and Anne is confident that we can…

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The Battle of the Books: Political Thrillers and the Future of America 1:59:00

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Today on Coup Save America, producer Mckenzie guest hosts a special pre-election episode: The Battle of the Books!!! Coup Save America invites two authors – Dan McCrory and William R. Douglas to talk about their polar-opposite political polarization novels. What could happen if a Republican president refused to concede the Whitehouse? What if left-…

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Reimagining Democracy: Bold Solutions with Evan Jaqua 1:57:33

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Are the American people desperate enough for change to embrace a few all-new solutions? Sean’s Monologue: The Two-Party Cartel Evan Jaqua, founder of The Solutions Party, joins us today to talk about real, functional remedies to the shortcomings of government and to the social issues plaguing both sides of our political aisle. Evan launches the epi…