Congressional Communities

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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  The Silent Majority Isn't Who You Think

  Aug 25, 20261h 6mS0

  <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 Discourse and founder of Common Sense American, an organization with over 91,000 members that identifies where Republicans, Democrats, and Independents already agree. Then, they bring that consensus straight to Congress. Keith walks through the four-step model he built first in Idaho and now runs nationally, the surprising story of running for governor as an independent recruited by the Democratic Party, and how a bipartisan push on "workforce...

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  What If Your Community Decided How Public Money Is Spent?

  Aug 18, 202650 minS0

  <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 people, get to decide what their government should fund. In Phoenix, students got to decide how $600,000 would be spent to make their schools safer. What they wanted was not what you might expect: shade, water, and better bathrooms.<br /></p><p>Participatory budgeting is built on a simple idea: people who live in a community have knowledge that policymakers and experts may not. Isabel shares...

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  How Do People Actually Change Their Minds? — with the Co-Founders of MoveOn and AllSides

  Aug 11, 20261h 4mS0

  <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 teaming up on trustworthy elections and an upcoming American Dream Roundtable, which will bring people with different viewpoints together to mark America’s 250th anniversary. Moving through money in politics and climate change, the conversation asks the larger question: How do people actually change their minds? For Joan and John, the answer starts with relationships and real conversations across differences.<br /><br /></p><p>...

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  This Emmy-winner Wants to Meet Your Congressman

  Aug 4, 202654 minS0

  <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 future of American democracy, why local representation is more important than ever, and why the country's greatest untapped resource isn't money or technology—it's its people.<br /></p><p>Please visit congressionalcommunities.org to learn more about your community<br /></p><p>Hosts:</p><p>Dan Carracino</p><p>Alex Clark<br /></p><p>Executive Producer:</p><p>Alex Clark<br /></p><p>Executive Assistant:</p><p>Ka...

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