The Budding Politician Archive

• On flanks, punts and presses: How our obsession with sports proves we’re more than capable of being a more engaged citizenry
• Abortion and its impact on men
• [Sparks: 1] On the myth of violence
• On LOST and the Locke / Bentham metamorphosis
• The problem is you: Why Washington stays broken

• The Budding Politician’s letter from the editor
• Proximity, policy, and culture: Canada’s post-WWII relationship with the United States
• The case of prorogation: justified and legitimate?
• The art of helping
• The religious war continuum: Northern Ireland and the Crusades

• Ronnie Dorton on The Homeless Nation
• Jim on On flanks, punts and presses: How our obsession with sports proves we’re more than capable of being a more engaged citizenry
• Maryte on On flanks, punts and presses: How our obsession with sports proves we’re more than capable of being a more engaged citizenry
• Guillaume Delloue on Abortion and its impact on men
• Lindsay Schneider on The religious war continuum: Northern Ireland and the Crusades

• Deconstructing Dinner Award-winning independent media for food secure communities.
• FRONTLINE Thought provoking journalism on air and online.
• Philosophy Talk A radio talk show hosted by two Stanford Professors that brings the richness of philosophical thought down to earth.
• Philosophy TV A video website devoted to philosophical thinking.
• Socrates Exchange An hour live show and New Hampshire statewide discussion on issues, ethics, and ideas.
• TED: Ideas worth spreading Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the world.
• The Atheist Experience A weekly cable access television show geared at a non-atheist audience. Every week we field live calls from atheists and believers alike, and you never know what you’re going to get!
• The WETA Book Studio A community-based public broadcasting station serving audiences in the Greater Washington area and nationwide. WETA is a major producing station for PBS.

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