Best Taxation Without Representation Podcasts (2025)

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Taxation Without Representation- The Quest for DC Statehood 48:33

10d ago48:33

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Washington, D.C. isn’t just a backdrop of monuments and marble. It’s a living, breathing city—home to more than 700,000 people who work, who raise kids, who build their lives here. Known for decades as Chocolate City, D.C. carries a proud history of Black culture and resilience. And yet, unlike every other city in the United States, its residents w…

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Leaving America E12: Taxation without Representation and Renunciation 43:57

21d ago43:57

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Send us a text The invisible chain that follows every American abroad isn't nostalgia—it's the IRS. Unlike citizens of virtually every other nation, Americans must file tax returns no matter where they build their lives, creating a bureaucratic burden that turns paradise into paperwork. This final episode of Leaving America dives deep into the uniq…

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The Man Who Would (Eventually) Marry Abigail Adams 52:05

2d ago52:05

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How much do you know about the social class system in colonial America before the revolution? Although it might sound like a boring topic, it influenced how every event in the revolution unfolded. Don't worry though, this week isn't a lecture about social hierarchies. We can start exploring the topic by finding out more about Abigail Adams's husban…

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"BOOSTING REVENUE THROUGH FAN EXPERIENCE WITH ERIN BLECHA-WARD 57:36

3d ago57:36

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In this epidsode of Born to Be a Sports Agent, Jill McBride Baxter sits down with Erin Blecha-Ward, founder of Evolved Experience Solutions, Inc. to discuss how athletic programs and teams can increase revenue by enhancing the fan experience. From game-day atmosphere to long-term fan engagement, Erin shares proven strategies to turn every interacti…

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27 Could Pickleball Save America? With David Johnson 43:40

4d ago43:40

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What if the fastest-growing sport in America could also be its most democratic? Pickleball was born on Bainbridge Island – just across the water from Seattle. It started in 1965 with a wiffle ball, a net, and a few bored kids. Sixty years later, it’s a multi-billion dollar industry, the official state sport of Washington, and the most diverse scene…

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Why Due Process When You Can Do Profit? 50:59

10d ago50:59

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How much do you really know about the Bill of Rights? Do you know why it was created? This week we're exploring what amendments we can find being violated long before they were ever written down. We’re also exploring the origin story of Massachusetts Bay colony royal governor, Francis Bernard. Obviously, Samuel Adams and the Sugar Act are a part of…

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The Death of Amateurism — Is It Really Over? 28:50

10d ago28:50

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In this episode, we explore the shifting landscape of college athletics in the wake of the House v. NCAA settlement. From the origins of amateurism to the legal battles that have redefined student-athlete rights, we unpack how and why the traditional model is being challenged — and what might come next. Hosted by Jill Baxter, with insights from law…

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26 Do Californians Want Autonomy? With Coyote Marin 46:29

11d ago46:29

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A recent survey shows that Californians want autonomy—what does this mean? In this episode, Greg talks with Coyote Marin, co-founder and executive director of the Independent California Institute, a nonprofit think tank focused on educating Californians about their relationship with the federal government. Unlike advocacy groups, Coyote’s organizat…

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Dead Democracy Walking: A Farewell (w/ Dr. Sara Benesh) 44:41

14d ago44:41

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Send us a text What does it feel like to watch democracy crumble in real time? In this raw, deeply personal conversation that marks the (maybe) final episode of Deep Dive, host Shawn C. Fettig and political scientist Dr. Sara Benesh confront the terrifying reality of America's democratic collapse and our collective failure to respond. After three a…

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Hancock Was More Than A Signature 54:07

17d ago54:07

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Have you ever heard about how John Hancock left such a big signature on the Declaration of Independence so that "King George would be able to read it without his glasses"? Do you believe it? If so, you might also believe that the Declaration of Independence was signed on the 4th of July, and if you believe that, you probably also think that the han…

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The 20 Million Dollar Question: House v NCAA 22:03

17d ago22:03

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College sports are entering a new era. In this episode, we, Jill Baxter, Flavio Rivas and Saphalta Shrestha, dive into how revenue sharing (or lack of it) will impact smaller athletic programs, what athlete pay might look like — including what happens when players lose their spot — and whether college athletics is heading toward full-blown professi…

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25 Can Better Ballots Beat Bad Maps? With Ashley Brown 48:56

18d ago48:56

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What if the quickest fix for American democracy isn’t new maps—but better ballots? In this episode, we ask whether top-two primaries, ranked-choice voting, and a bigger U.S. House could outflank gerrymandering’s worst effects—fast. Episode summary: Redistricting wars grab headlines, but the map fight is only part of the story. Marketing veteran and…

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Sugar Actin' Up 48:46

24d ago48:46

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The year is 1764 and news of George Grenville's Sugar Act has just reached the shores of Boston. Do the colonists care? Not at first, until a certain rabble rouser makes it his problem to make it everyone else's problem too. Key Players: Patriots: Samuel Adams- Harvard Grad turned rabble rouser; watched his family get ruined by the land bank debacl…

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Be Skeptical, Not Cynical of the College Sports Commission 20:40

24d ago20:40

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Join McGeorge Law School students Ricky Moreno and Seth Totten for a ‘Backstop Briefing’ hosted by the Born to be a Sports Agent podcast. In this episode we break down the formation, function, and friction behind the newly formed College Sports Commission (CSC) — the powerhouse regulator reshaping college athletics following the House settlement. F…

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24 Will the Coast Take On Climate Leadership (Again)? With Molly Peterson 45:19

25d ago45:19

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The EPA just gutted the backbone of federal climate regulation. Could the West Coast step in? In this episode of Pacific Time, veteran climate reporter Molly Peterson joins Greg to unpack the devastating implications of the EPA’s reversal of its greenhouse gas endangerment finding—the legal trigger that forces federal climate action. Without it, Wa…

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Leaving America E11: Spotlight on South Africa! 39:16

28d ago39:16

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Send us a text What if the perfect expat destination for Americans isn't Portugal or Costa Rica, but South Africa? A country where your dollars stretch four times further, world-class healthcare costs pennies on the dollar, and English is widely spoken across breathtaking landscapes from cosmopolitan Cape Town to the wild savannas. South Africa rep…

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The American Duties Act 45:41

1M ago45:41

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Is it possible that a single act of parliament could have triggered an entire revolution? Well yes, in a way. Especially when that act was the American Duties Act and specifically impacted Samuel Adams (who made that act his personal problem). Today we’re talking about George Grenville and his rivalry with Lord Bute and how that somehow changed the…

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House v. NCAA 101 for Parents 22:42

1M ago22:42

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In this episode, two of my McGeorge School of Law students, Joy Hernandez and Katie Arosteguy, break down the landmark House v. NCAA settlement in easy terms for parents of current and future college athletes. You'll Learn what the case is about, what it means for scholarships, and how it could affect your child’s college sports experience. Whether…

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Leaving America E10: The Golden Passports - Citizenship by Investment and by Lineage 59:55

1M ago59:55

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Send us a text The American passport was once considered the gold standard of global mobility. Today, a growing number of US citizens are seeking second citizenship as insurance against political instability, rights erosion, and uncertainty. This episode delves into the legitimate, legal pathways to obtaining additional passports through Citizenshi…

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No Taxation Without Representation: The Beginning 48:39

1M ago48:39

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If you’ve never heard of Thomas Hutchinson and James Otis Jr; you probably should have. Hutchinson may have been a loyalist governor, but he’s as much of a main character as Samuel Adams was. While Samuel Adams isn’t a main character in today’s story, he does connect our main characters- enemy of Hutchinson, co-conspirator of Otis. And if you’ve on…

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Food Security 58:05

1M ago58:05

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A vacant lot, once overlooked and forgotten amid the rush of urban life, now pulses with vibrant life—flowers bloom where concrete once stood, vegetables sprout in neglected corners, and hope takes root in every crack. Yet, even these transformed spaces remain fragile—vulnerable to neglect, gentrification, or future development that could erase the…

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23 Refresh the American Brand, West Coast First? With Michael Megalli 55:31

1M ago55:31

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If America is a brand, what does it stand for now? What truths still hold? And can a 250-year-old experiment in self-government be reimagined without losing the plot? Michael Megalli is a brand strategist, the author of the upcoming book Brand New World, the founder of Indie.biz, and the son of Egyptian immigrants who believed fiercely in the Ameri…

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Leaving America E9: Spotlight on New Zealand! 1:01:47

1M ago1:01:47

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Send us a text Ever fantasized about leaving America's polarized politics for New Zealand's pristine landscapes? Before you pack your bags for Middle Earth, listen to the unfiltered truth from two expats who took the leap without ever visiting first. My husband, Pavel, returns and we chat with our friends Alex and Andy, who each moved to New Zealan…

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The Revolution Was Brewing 50:30

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Before George Washington became the Father of a country, he was just a person (he was still just a person after fathering a country) but in 1755, young Washington led his men straight into a massacre at Fort Necessity, and then saved some men from a massacre at the Battle of the Monongahela. The Battle of the Monongahela is best known as Braddock’s…

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22 Could West Coast Farming Follow the Tuscan Template? With Ariane Lotti 43:49

2M ago43:49

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What if growing food didn’t have to destroy the planet? Ariane Lotti grew up in the U.S., trained in environmental policy at Yale, and worked on Capitol Hill. But her journey took an unexpected turn: she returned to her family’s rice farm in Tuscany to reinvent agriculture from the ground up. In this episode, we meet this regenerative farmer who's …

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Leaving America E8: The English-Speakers - Canada, Australia, and New Zealand 58:57

2M ago58:57

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Send us a text When Americans consider moving abroad, one of the first questions is often "Can I go somewhere where they speak English?" But, it's not just about avoiding language barriers—it's about finding a place where cultural references, legal systems, and core values feel somewhat familiar during an otherwise challenging transition. Canada, A…

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The Land Bank Debacle 50:37

2M ago50:37

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Founded friends, meet Deacon Adams (Samuel Adams Sr): Boston’s most frugal man with the loosest purse strings. Picture it: Massachusetts is broke, paper money is flowing like ale at a tavern, and someone says, “Hey, let’s back currency with land instead of gold!” Enter the first Samuel Adams; he hops aboard the Land Bank scheme, believing it’s a ri…

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21 What If We Could Get Wildfire Under Control? With Hilary Franz 1:02:22

2M ago1:02:22

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What if wildfire isn’t just a natural disaster, but a test of how well we govern prevention, preparation, response, and recovery? In this episode, Greg talks with Hilary Franz, former Washington Lands Commissioner about governing through climate chaos, building unlikely coalitions, and why states like Washington can’t afford to wait for federal lea…

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E30 - Wins Worth Celebrating—And the Blocked Bill Battles Still Ahead 22:55

2M ago22:55

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In this episode of Current Situation, we break down three major developments out of Columbia: A Supreme Court ruling gives South Carolina the green light to block taxpayer funding to abortion providers—what it means and what’s still left to fight for. Despite rising concerns over illegal immigration, every single immigration enforcement bill introd…

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Leaving America E7: Spotlight on The Philippines! 1:02:05

2M ago1:02:05

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Send us a text What happens when a three-month vacation accidentally becomes a 15-month immersion into island life? For Heidi and Tony, being stranded in the Philippines during the early pandemic lockdowns wasn't just an inconvenience – it became a transformative lesson in what truly matters. In this conversation, we discover how a small Philippine…

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The Canna Kuyas EP50 A Half Baked Season Finale 53:03

2M ago53:03

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Send us a text The season two finale finally!!! After much delay comedy road trips and garden upgrades your kuyas from the Buddha Lounge are back with a grow update Erick's controversial review of "Half Baked" after seeing it for the first time. The Kuyas also reveal the future of the podcast and the plans for season three. Support the show For sec…

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George Washington Was Far From Perfect 36:27

2M ago36:27

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George Washington was a person not a statue and people make mistakes. After Jumonville's Glen, George Washington was in need of some help; so he built Fort Necessity super fast. You know what Fort Necessity needed? A whole lot more than it was ever gonna get. Let’s just say the vibes were not great. With retaliation forthcoming: Will George Washing…

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20 Could Duct Tape Save Our Public Lands? With Gwyn Howat 37:23

2M ago37:23

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Mount Baker is the snowiest ski mountains in the world. It’s also one of the most beloved—and independent—places in the Pacific Northwest. But this episode isn’t about winter sports. It’s about leadership, stewardship, and what it means to bottle the magic that comes from building community in a wondrous landscape. Stuff to bear in mind as Congress…

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Leaving America E6: The Digital Nomad Life - Southeast Asia 1:05:42

2M ago1:05:42

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Send us a text The digital nomad movement has evolved from a fringe lifestyle into a global phenomenon, with Southeast Asia emerging as its undisputed headquarters. This episode explores the realities of remote work in paradise, cutting through Instagram filters to reveal what actually awaits Americans seeking escape through digital nomad visas. We…

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George Washington's First Mistake 38:26

2M ago38:26

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Have you ever messed up so bad that you accidentally triggered a war and then had it vaguely referenced some 260-ish years later in a hit Broadway musical? No? Well, you're about to learn about someone who has. No other than, George Washington. This week, we’re finding out what might have happened at Jumonville's Glen. Next episode we'll find out w…

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19 Could Roman Ruins Inspire West Coast Offense? (Solo) 15:04

2M ago15:04

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What if Rome wasn’t just ancient history—but a blueprint for how empires corrode? In this hard-hitting solo episode, Pacific Time host Greg Amrofell records from Italy, tracing chilling parallels between the fall of the Roman Republic and the unraveling of American democracy. As Trump federalizes the National Guard, threatens war with Iran, deploys…

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Leaving America E5: Spotlight on Honduras! 52:29

2M ago52:29

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Send us a text Christina Korpi, fresh out of college with degrees in Spanish and psychology, arrived in Honduras with practical preparations but couldn't anticipate how profoundly this Central American nation would challenge her American perspective. The cultural adjustments began immediately. Despite Spanish fluency from previous stays in Spain an…

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Glacier Nation 48:12

2M ago48:12

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Beneath the surface of our planet’s icy crown lie stories of ancient times, fragile ecosystems, and communities woven into the glaciers’ icy embrace. These frozen giants—part of the cryosphere, the world’s vast frozen regions—are more than just stunning landscapes; they are vital sentinels of our climate’s health and the future of life on Earth. Ye…

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What is Founded? (Trailer) 16:31

2M ago16:31

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What do you think you know about the founding of the United States of America? Find out how accurate that knowledge is with Founded as Tori Phantom goes over pivotal moments in the nation’s beginnings as a British colony rife with unrest. Listen to hear all about the stories you only learned the half of in school along with the stories you’ll wish …

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18 What if West Coast Healthcare Got Focused? With Abie Flaxman 46:03

2M ago46:03

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What if we let the data guide West Coast healthcare? Could we better address our mental health and addiction crisis? In this episode, data scientist Abie Flaxman breaks down the top health issues for working-age adults on the West Coast—and why our health systems keep missing the mark. You might think cancer or heart disease top the charts. But in …

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Leaving America E4: The Latin American Dream 1:05:44

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Send us a text Dreaming of a life where your morning coffee comes with a side of tropical birds rather than the military in your neighborhood? You're not alone. As more Americans find themselves struggling with rising costs and political tensions at home, Latin America has emerged as the promised land of affordable living and reclaimed time. Mexico…

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NAVIGATING THE NEW NORMAL: AD TIM COLLINS ON HOUSE VS. NCAA, ACADEMICS, AND EASTERN WASHINGTON'S IDENTITY 33:15

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In this episode, I sit down with Tim Collins, Athletics Director at Eastern Washington University, to discuss the rapidly shifting lanscape of College Athletics. We dive into three pressing questions facing college sports today: How is the transfer portal impacting student-athletes academically? Will Eastern Washington opt in to the House v NCAA se…

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17 What if Higher Ed Started Over on the West Coast? With Dan Greenstein 48:36

3M ago48:36

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Is college still the best investment we can make in our future—or a broken promise on borrowed time? In this episode of Pacific Time, Greg speaks with Dan Greenstein, former Chancellor of Pennsylvania’s state university system and a seasoned voice in U.S. higher education. From ballooning student debt to declining public trust, Greenstein unpacks t…

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Leaving America E3: Spotlight On France! 38:33

3M ago38:33

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Send us a text What if you could wake up tomorrow in a country that has peaceful protests without military intervention? Where healthcare is a right, not a privilege? Where a five-day hospital stay results in no bill, and where life moves at a pace that prioritizes enjoyment over hustle? This isn't fantasy—it's daily reality in France. France becko…

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16 For Asylum, Against Ambush: Will the West Coast Be A Sanctuary for America's Soul? With Anonymous Immigration Rights Advocate 43:11

3M ago43:11

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What if protecting immigrants is the best way to protect American identity? In towns and cities up and down the West Coast, immigrants arrived in search of safety and opportunity. But what happens after they cross the border? Who helps them navigate the broken promises—and the broken systems? In this episode of Pacific Time, Greg speaks with an imm…

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World Building 58:50

3M ago58:50

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Imagine a city alive with stories—every corner whispering tales of dreams, struggles, and aspirations. It’s a place where communities don’t just live, but co-create their surroundings, weaving narratives into the very fabric of their environment. This is the essence of World Building—where storytelling becomes a force for transformation, turning vi…

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Leaving America E2: The Easy Escapes in Europe 52:04

3M ago52:04

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Send us a text The American dream increasingly feels like a nightmare for many – healthcare tied to employment, minimal vacation time, and a system that prioritizes profit over wellbeing. In this episode, we're focusing on one of the most popular destinations for Americans eyeing the exits - Europe - with its universal healthcare, work-life balance…

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The Canna Kuyas EP49-Stocked for the Summer 35:07

3M ago35:07

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Send us a text The Kuyas are back in the Buddha Lounge sampling the latest summer harvest. Erick and Mitch also preview the special plan for their 50th episode! Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow the Canna Kuyas on Instagram @cannakuyasBy Erick Esteban & Mitch Narito

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"THEN AND NOW: NAVIGATING COLLEGE ATHLETICS WITH AMBER BURDGE NEW MEXICO STATE INTERIM AD 31:22

3M ago31:22

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From the rise of NIL and the transfer portal to shifiting expectations for Athletics Directors, Amber Burdge shares what it takes to lead a D1 program in a rapidly changing landscape. Listen to how she's balancing tradition and transformation at New Mexico State. Go to my home page to https://www.jillmcbridebaxter.com. to set up a meeting or get on…

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15 What if Connection Was A Civic Responsibility? With Aaron Hurst 45:13

3M ago45:13

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In a time of growing polarization and civic breakdown, Aaron Hurst is betting big on connection. The founder of the U.S. Chamber of Connection joins Pacific Time to explore how loneliness and disconnection are threatening our democracy—and what the West Coast can do about it. We talk about Seattle’s “bear hug” movement, the deeper meaning of friend…

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