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I get many daily newletters (often on Substack) and it's hard to find time to read them all. I feel many of them are interesting to others who also might not have time to read. So, here's my curated list of some of them converted to audio-only podcasts in my own voice.
Mitch Sowards hosts No Time 2 Read!, a news show with 19 episodes published.
In this short article, Danielle explains that being in favor of one particular democracy renovation does not mean you are against all others. If you prefer to read Danielle's Substack article, you can find it here: Democ
Civilizations can carry a surprising number of parasites and live. But there’s a line — Rome crossed it, the Gilded Age toed it, and for the first time in history, we can measure it. This article comes from the substack
Contrary to my normal practice, today I am not bringing you an article by an esteemed public figure or scholar. I wrote a reflection on my feelings about celebrating the 4th of July in America in 2026. When I posted it o
In this episode, Danielle Allen explores how a copy of the Declaration of Independence ended up in the library of the 3rd Duke of Richmond in England and how England achieved a new constitutional monarchy without having
by Danielle Allen in The Atlantic Magazine, May 21, 2026 Article to read can be found here: What the 18th Century Can Teach the 21st - The AtlanticBritain had a revolution too—slower and quieter than America’s. Did the B
Sixty-million American voters (1 in 4) are effectively disenfranchised by political structures designed to weaken or eliminate their vote. It's becoming a crisis and it's time to fix the system. This is the latest articl
Have you ever wondered why the world does business in US dollars? Or whether that dominance confers special benefits to the US? Have you heard doomers who claim the dollar is about to be dethroned, most recently because
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 8th and final article where she examines the expansi
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 7th articlewhere Danielle answers some FAQs about de
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 6th articleon the importance of urgently fixing our
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 5th articleon the dangers AI poses for our democracy
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 4th articleon how to free the Supreme Court from per
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series ofarticles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 3rd article. In the first two articles she advocated
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a series of articles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024. That series was called "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the 2nd article on how to kill gerrymandering and grow
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a powerful series of articles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024 on Renovating Democracy. That series was titled "Democracy Refreshed". Here is the first article on w
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen wrote a powerful series of articles for the Washington Post in 2023 and 2024 on Renovating Democracy. That series was titled "Democracy Refreshed". Consider this episode the intr
Audrey Tang is Taiwan’s first Digital Minister and the world’s first nonbinary cabinet minister. Awarded the Right Livelihood Award for “advancing the social use of digital technology to empower citizens, renew democracy
In this article from The Renovator by Danielle Allen, she argues that the No Kings rallies are not just "protests" but that we (the people) DO have an agenda that can renovate our democracy in non-partisan ways. Even tho
Paul Krugman is a Nobel prize winning economist. He has an unusual ability to explain complex matters in easily understandable terms. In this episode he explains why, if the Strait of Hormuz remains choked off, the high
Danielle Allen is the founder of Partners in Democracy and the Democracy Renovation project. She publishes regular articles on Substack. In this episode: The ancient Greeks knew that when "The Furies” appeared they inevi
Danielle Allen
James Bryant Conant University Professor at Harvard University · Partners in Democracy
7 appearances on this show
Audrey Tang
Taiwan’s first Digital Minister, nonbinary cabinet minister · Taiwan government
1 appearance on this show
Paul Krugman
Distinguished Professor of Economics, Distinguished Scholar · Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality, Graduate Center, City University of New York
1 appearance on this show
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