Congressional Communities brings Congress closer to you. Through conversations with experts, advocates, and everyday Americans, we explore why our representative system is falling short and what's being done to strengthen it.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCongressional Communities brings Congress closer to you. Through conversations with experts, advocates, and everyday Americans, we explore why our representative system is falling short and what's being done to strengthen it.
Recent episodes include "Do You Have to Run for Office to Make a Difference?" (20 October 2026, 46 minutes), "What Can Congress Learn From an Iowa Mayor?" (13 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "The First Black Woman to Lead Her City. Then She Held the Door Open." (29 September 2026, 59 minutes).
Congressional Communities publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Congressional Communities is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Congressional Communities requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Congressional Communities's contact route on record: public web form.
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Congressional Communities is a news podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Congressional Communities
What if you could make a difference in your community without ever running for office? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Priya Elangovan, Director of Programs and Research at All In Together, a nonpartisan...
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This Iowa mayor spent a decade working to make citizens of one of the state’s most diverse cities feel seen, heard, and represented. Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Quentin Hart, who served as mayor of...
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Dr. Nancy Young was the only woman and the only person of color on her city council. She made sure she wouldn't stay the only one. Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Dr. Nancy Young, Tracy, California's first...
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Nobody in this room is allowed to grab the mic and rant. Ambassador Allan Katz spent his career in diplomacy and city government before building American Public Square, a Kansas City nonprofit that gets people on...
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What actually pulls someone out of an extremist mindset, and what pulls them in? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Heather Rosso, a PhD candidate in Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University...
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<p>Why does the U.S. House of Representatives still have 435 members, even though the country has tripled in size since that number was set? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Dr. Christopher Malone, Deputy...
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Why does the U.S. House of Representatives still have 435 members, even though the country has tripled in size since that number was set? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Dr. Christopher Malone, Deputy...
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<p>What if the loudest voices in Washington don't actually represent what most Americans agree on? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Keith Allred, Executive Director of the National Institute for Civil...
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What if the loudest voices in Washington don't actually represent what most Americans agree on? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Keith Allred, Executive Director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse...
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<p>What if we gave ordinary people real power over public money? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Isabel Luciano of the Participatory Budgeting Project to explore what happens when communities, including young...
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What if we gave ordinary people real power over public money? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Isabel Luciano of the Participatory Budgeting Project to explore what happens when communities, including young...
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<p>What happens when two people from opposite sides of the political spectrum decide to work together? We sit down with MoveOn.org co-founder Joan Blades and AllSides.com co-founder John Gable to discuss why they are...
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What happens when two people from opposite sides of the political spectrum decide to work together? We sit down with MoveOn.org co-founder Joan Blades and AllSides.com co-founder John Gable to discuss why they are...
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<p>Why would an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and successful CEO walk away from it all to focus on congressional representation? Alex Clark sits down with Congressional Communities founder Dan Carracino to discuss the...
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Why would an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and successful CEO walk away from it all to focus on congressional representation? Alex Clark sits down with Congressional Communities founder Dan Carracino to discuss the...
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medical director of Audiology and Cochlear Implant Programs, The Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago
MoveOn.org
American Public Square
Consortium for Worker Education
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