Hosted by Caroline Welles + Debra Shigley · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 19 episodes
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Caroline Welles and Debra Shigley are moms, waves and political pros who know firsthand what families are juggling. From their own kitchen tables to the policies affecting millions of others, they dig into how politics really impacts American families - childcare, housing, work-life balance, education and more. Each episode cuts through the BS to explore the gap between what politicians promise and what families actually get.
Caroline Welles + Debra Shigley hosts At The Kitchen Table, a news show with 19 episodes published.
Caroline and Debra sit down with human rights attorney and Reckoning Action founder Cheyenne Hunt - who went from a young staffer warned about an "open secret" - to the organizer who helped end a gubernatorial frontrunne
Perhaps you've watched her a time or few on WAGA-TV / Fox 5 Atlanta's "The Georgia Gang" - airing Sunday mornings at 8:30am. Or perhaps you've attended a forum she's moderated or one-on-one with a profound thinker and/or
State Senator Josh McClaurin spent time ahead of the Georgia Democratic Party primary with Caroline and Debra. He's now in a run-off to be the party's nominee for the Lieutenant Governor's office currently held by the GO
Staci Fox, President & CEO at the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, joined Caroline and Debra at the kitchen table for an insightful conversation on everything from the state's budget priorities to Fox's own personal
Our guest at the Kitchen Table this episode is Debbie Cox Bultan, CEO at NewDeal. NewDEAL is a selective center-left network of state and local elected leaders from across the nation. Ther mission is to scour the country
Caroline & Debra weigh in on the Eric Swalwell fallout with heavy hearts, but firm in their values. Hear their conversation prior to welcoming a first-time Congressional candidate in the headline-grabbing state of Virgin
Danielle Melfi, new RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association CEO, joined Caroline & Debra to discuss the shockwaves Alabama's IVF ruling sent across the country and what it says about the vulnerability of fertility
Hosts Caroline and Debra are no strangers to "getting off the sidelines" and choosing to dive into politics. For Caroline it was swiping right on a dating app just to get an "in" with a presidential campaign she wound up
Dr. Jasmine A. McDonald is an Associate Professor of Epidemiology at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, where she also serves as Associate Co-Director of the Cancer Research office at the Herbert Irvi
He's a retired brigadier general and now a northwest Georgia cattle rancher. Just the kind of guest you'd expect hanging "at the kitchen table" with the ladies, right? Oh, did we mention he's running to fill Marjorie Tay
Marina Jenkins, Executive Director of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, came to the kitchen table to discuss her role in combatting partisan gerrymandering and the impact redistricting has on everyday vote
In this episode, you'll meet Kitty Mayo, mother, founder of Georgia Protective Parents and a tireless child safety advocate & legislative drafter. It's her personal experience with Georgia's family court system that tran
A younger Debra Shigley wrote a fan letter to Soledad O'Brien, and from that early interaction sprung a mentorship. Now the Emmy Award-winning journalist & documentarian (now Oscar-nominated) filmmaker joined Debra and c
Former state Senator Jason Esteves is a husband, father, former schoolteacher, former school board member, former state senator and small business owner. Oh, and now he's running to be Georgia's next governor. Sounds lik
Dana Barrett's path to where she is now - serving on the Fulton County Commission and aiming to be Georgia's first woman Secretary of State - came with twists and turns. That's life. The life of a single working mother,
Caroline and Debra welcome Liuba Grechen Shirley, the Founder and CEO of Vote Mama Foundation and Vote Mama PAC, organizations dedicated to electing mothers to office and breaking down the barriers that keep them out of
Dominique Browning, founder of Moms' Clean Air Force, joined Caroline and Debra to show the connection between clean environmental policy pushes and maternal / familial health concerns. The ladies share an enlightening c
Hosts Caroline Welles and Debra Shigley welcome State Senator (and father of two) Rashaun Kemp to their virtual kitchen table for a conversation on a topic on most parents' minds: phones, tablets .. SCREEN TIME. Hear how
Welcome to our virtual "kitchen table," where hostsCaroline Welles and Debra Shigley will sit down to have conversations impacting conversations you're having at your kitchen table. Get to know a little about Caroline &
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At The Kitchen Table is hosted by Caroline Welles + Debra Shigley. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 19 episodes.
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