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nauedu101 hosts The EDU101’s Podcast, a arts show with 46 episodes published.
America’s Two Economies: Unpacking the Divide, Policies, and a Path Forward This episode reviews the concluding chapter of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin argues
Show notesThe Great Divide: How “Dual Economies” and Political Choices Shape Our Unequal World This episode reviews Chapter Thirteen of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin expa
Show notesThe Dual Economy: Unpacking Personal Debt and National Liabilities This episode reviews Chapter Twelve of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin explores how debt operat
Show notesInvisible Cracks: How Policy and Neglect Broke American Cities This episode reviews Chapter Eleven of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin traces the decline of Americ
Show notesAmerica’s Two-Tiered Education System: Is Public School a Broken Promise? This episode reviews Chapter Ten of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin examines the crisis
Show notesMass Incarceration: The Hidden Costs of America’s Dual Economy and Racial Divide This episode reviews Chapter Nine of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin examines how
Show notesDemocracy or Plutocracy? America at the Crossroads This episode reviews Chapter Eight of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin examines different forms of government—de
Show notesUnseen Hands: How America’s Ultra-Rich Shape Policy and Power This episode reviews Chapter Seven of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin explores the disproportionate
Show notesBeyond the Median Voter: Unpacking America's Investment Theory of Politics This episode reviews Chapter Six of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin introduces America’
Show notesUnpacking America's Persistent Inequalities This episode reviews Chapter Five of American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class. Temin examines the historical and ongoing impact of “ra
Show notesThe Broken Ladder: How Education Became a Debt Trap, Not a Path to Opportunity This episode explores the growing difficulty for individuals in the low-wage sector to move into the high-wage (FTE) sector through education
Show notesThe Unraveling American Dream: How Policy, Race, and Economics Shaped the Low-Wage Sector This episode reviews Chapter Three, “The Low-Wage Sector,” from American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanish
Show notesFrom Bretton Woods to Billionaires: How the 60s & 70s Rewrote America’s Economic Rules This episode examines the turbulent decades from the 1960s through the 1980s, when social upheaval and political realignment reshaped
Show notesThe Dual Economy: How the American Dream Got Divided (and What It Means for You) This episode reviews American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s The Vanishing Middle Class, focusing on Chapter One, “The Dual
Show notesAmerica's Vanishing Middle Class: How a "Dual Economy" Threatens National Unity This episode reviews American economist and economic historian Peter Temin’s introduction to his book The Vanishing Middle Class. It explore
Show notesThe Vanishing Middle Class: A Dual Economy This short debate starts our Temin Series. In this episode, we consider arguments presented by American economist and economic historian Peter Temin's book, The Vanishing Middle
Show notesThe Multiplicity of Legal Orders This episode reviews Chapter Five of Kitty Calavita’s Law and Society, which explores the concept of legal pluralism—the coexistence of multiple legal systems and practices within the sam
Show notesIs the Eighth Amendment Protection Violated If Prisoners Are Deprived of Basic Sustenance? Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy rules that if a prison deprives prisoners of basic sustenance, including adequate medical c
Show notesIs It Unconstitutional for States to Imprison Undocumented Immigrants? Justice Anthony Kennedy argues that a recent state law making it a crime to be an undocumented immigrant in Arizona impinges on the U.S. federal gove
Show notesThe central question explored in this episode is whether states can constitutionally require physicians performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, making abortion clinics comparable to ambulat
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