
In this episode of All American Why , Michael asks why data centers are suddenly showing up everywhere and what communities should expect in return. From electricity, water, land, and tax incentives to jobs...


All American Why is a podcast for Excessive Thinkers, people who still give a damn about the country and believe curiosity is a civic responsibility. Each episode tackles a single big question about America, inviting nuance, critical thinking, and real conversation in a time of oversimplification. The show creates space for learning, reflection, and the occasional patriotic spiral, all rooted in the idea that critique is a form of care.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAll American Why is a podcast for Excessive Thinkers, people who still give a damn about the country and believe curiosity is a civic responsibility. Each episode tackles a single big question about America, inviting nuance, critical thinking, and real conversation in a time of oversimplification.
Recent episodes include "16: Why Are Data Centers Suddenly Everywhere, and What Do They Owe Us?" (1 October 2026, 71 minutes), "14: Why Can't We Build A Better Primary System?" (9 September 2026, 76 minutes), and "13: Why Does America Still Think Working 9 to 5 Is the Way to Make a Living?" (1 September 2026, 103 minutes).
All American Why publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 65 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for All American Why is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. All American Why requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. All American Why's contact route on record: public web form.
All American Why is a news podcast with 17 episodes published.
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In this episode of All American Why , Michael asks why data centers are suddenly showing up everywhere and what communities should expect in return. From electricity, water, land, and tax incentives to jobs...

Episode Description In this episode of All American Why , Michael asks why American elections so often leave voters choosing between two major-party candidates. From primaries and independent voters to ranked-choice...

Subtitle: And, How Can We Be More Like Dolly and Less Like Donald? In this episode of All American Why , Michael asks why America still organizes so much of working life around systems designed generations ago. From the...

In this episode of All American Why , Michael begins by sharing why this question matters to him as a business attorney who believes business can be a powerful force for good. He then talks with Tom Hering and Kim...

Michael sits down with former Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt for a thoughtful conversation about the purpose of prison, the prison industrial complex, public safety, rehabilitation, recidivism, race...

<p><br>Episode Information<br>Thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together.</p><p>Guest Information <br><br>Stacy Brewster (He/Him)<br>Author of What We Pick Up, screenwriter, creative coach, and...

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Episode Information Thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together. Guest Information Stacy Brewster (He/Him) Author of What We Pick Up , screenwriter, creative coach, and workshop facilitator...

<p>Climate change is no longer theoretical. The measurements are clear and the impacts are already here. So why are we still debating instead of acting? Michael talks with climate activist and comedian Brian Ettling...

Climate change is no longer theoretical. The measurements are clear and the impacts are already here. So why are we still debating instead of acting? Michael talks with climate activist and comedian Brian Ettling about...

<p>Episode Information<br>Thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together.</p><p>Guest Information <br>Rhodes Perry (He/Him)<br>Founder and CEO of Rhodes Perry Consulting<br>Author of Belonging at Work and...

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<p>Episode Information<br>Thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together. And thank you to Black Americans, past and present, whose labor, creativity, leadership, and perseverance have shaped this country...

<p><br>Episode Information<br>Huge thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together. After we wrapped, I realized I forgot to shout out a few absolute legends like Carol Burnett and Mary Tyler Moore. I also...

<p>Thank you to everyone who helped bring this episode together. As of the episode’s release on January 20, 2026, Danny Quach remains detained in a facility in Houston, Texas. After four months, his family and advocates...

All American Why
<p>All American Why is a podcast for people who care deeply about this country and are feeling a lot about it. Hosted by Michael Jonas, JD, MBA, the show explores politics, power, culture, and policy by asking one...

<p>Guest Information <br>Collin Stackhouse (He/They), Communications Coordinator, Health Care for All Oregon<br>Website: https://www.hcao.org/<br>Instagram: @healthcareforalloregon<br>BlueSky...

<p>Guest Information<br>Shari Dunn (She/Her/Hers), Author and CEO/Principal ITBOM LLC<br>Website: https://thesharidunn.com/<br>Instagram: @thesharidunn.com6<br>Bluesky: @qualified-sharid.bsky.social<br>LinkedIn...

<p>Guest Information<br>Michael Jonas, JD, MBA, Podcast Host/Producer, Owner/Attorney, Narwhal Law and Business Strategy <br><br>Websites: https://www.allamericanwhypodcast.com/...
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Founder and Treasurer, America’s Main Street Primary
Director of Economic Mobility and Global Community Development, Urban League of Portland
DEI expert, author, and consultant, Rhodes Perry Consulting
Managing Director and National Practice Leader, Arthur J. Gallagher & Company
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