
In this episode, Dr. James Curry, Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame visits with Emily and James about the some of the misperceptions of Congress. Dr. Curry argues that Congress isn't nearly...


Underwhelmed by American political media? Looking for a better source of news and information entertainingly delivered by two professors and political scientists who are complete nerds on opposite sides of the political spectrum? Not My Generation is the pod for you!Not My Generation explores social and political issues at a state, national, and international level from the viewpoints of the millennial generation (Dr. Stacey) and Gen X (Prof. Davenport). We analyze current events, advances in political science, state government, and so much more!
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Recent episodes include "42 - James Curry Says, "Cut Congress Some Slack"" (4 February 2026, 62 minutes), "Senator Pugh Runs for Superintendent" (10 December 2025, 70 minutes), and "40 - Chris Wilson has his Eyes Over American Politics" (20 August 2025, 49 minutes).
Not My Generation publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 42 episodes.
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In this episode, Dr. James Curry, Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame visits with Emily and James about the some of the misperceptions of Congress. Dr. Curry argues that Congress isn't nearly...

Episode #41
Senator Adam Pugh joins Drs. Sharp and Stacey to discuss the 2025 legislative session, his run for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and more politics!

In this episode, Chris Wilson, CEO of Eyes Over, discusses how his firm uses AI, data analytics and social media to gather real-time public sentiment and advise his clients accordingly. Joined by guest co-host, Dr...

In this episode, Dr. Alex Tabarrok, the Bartley J. Madden Chair in Economics at the Mercatus Center and a professor of economics at George Mason University, visits with James and his guest co-host, Craig Dawkins about...

In this episode, Amy Lee, the executive director of the OK Council for Economic Education (OCEE), and Dr. Sue Lynn Sasser, professor emeritus in economics discuss the importance of financial literacy. They have worked...

In this episode, Emily and James visit with Santiago Ramones, one of the producers for Not My Generation, about his process to becoming a U.S. citizen. Along the way, we learn the difference between Deferred Action for...

In this episode, Pat McFerron discusses the results of an early poll on candidates for Governor of Oklahoma and what the results might tell us about the 2026 gubernatorial election. Along the way, Pat discusses the ins...

In this episode, Emily & James visit with Edurne Pineda, head consul of the Mexican Consulate in Oklahoma City. Consul Pineda explains the history of locating a Mexican Consulate in Oklahoma City, the services offered...

In this episode, Dr. Brett Sharp (UCO) joins Emily in a conversation with Libertarian Party Chair and Bethany City Councilman Chris Powell. They discuss the process for getting a third party on the ballot in Oklahoma...

Episode #33
In this episode, Emily and James catch listeners up on many of the activities and actions coming from the Trump Administration over the first month in office. Executive orders, tariffs, eliminating federal agencies and...

In this episode, Emily and James are joined by Oklahoma journalists Shawn Ashley (Quorum Call) and M. Scott Carter (Oklahoman) to discuss this year's session of the Oklahoma Legislature. Along the way, we find out what...

In this episode, James and guest Host Dr. Shanna Padgham visit with Dr. Anthony Fowler from the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago. From explaining what political scientists research, to...

In this episode, Emily and James visit with Tres Savage (NonDoc.com) and Paul Monies (Oklahoma Watch) about various issues in OK Politics. From Gubernatorial campaign announcements and fundraising to criminal justice...

In this episode, Emily & James visit with fellow political scientist Dr. Ken Kickham from the University of Central Oklahoma. Dr. Kickham discusses the various approaches to conducting political science research, his...

Episode #28
In this episode, Emily and James analyze the 2024 presidential election with a couple of students. They discuss the gains Trump made with voters over his 2020 election, why non-college educated voters are trending away...

Episode #27
In this episode, James visits with Dr. A.J. Griffin, president & CEO of the Potts Family Foundation, about low voter turnout and electoral reforms that could help change that. Specifically, they discuss the idea of open...

In this episode, Emily and James invite two of their favorite political scientists, Dr. Shanna Padgham and Dr. Brett Sharp, to discuss their takes on national and local politics. They also preview the upcoming OK...

Episode #25
In this episode Emily and James cover a wide range of topics including presidential & vice presidential debates, their frustration with the Electoral College, efforts to put Bibles in classrooms, Millennial politics...

Episode #24
In this episode, Tres Savage, Editor in Chief of NonDoc.com, discusses all the political news going on in OK. Emily and James ask him about the possible impeachment of State Schools Superintendent Ryan Walters, whether...

In this episode, Dr. Keith Eakins discusses his concerns about the "hubris" he has seen in recent Supreme Court rulings and their impact on the Court's legitimacy. Along the way, he and James get into spirited...
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Research Assistant Professor, Nashville Barrel Company
professor at the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago
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