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Category Archives: Education
Starky Interview – Podcast December 2, 2019
Defeating One Of Washington’s Worst. Steve, Mike and Klaus welcome Stuart “Stu” Starky who is running in the Democratic primary for the AZ-DC4 congressional seat currently held by Paul Gosar. Starky is a school Principal in South Phoenix who previously … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Civil Society, Conservative Paranoia, Cultural Change, Cultural Diversity, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Elections, Environment, Food Insecurity, Government, Gun Control, Health Care, Health Care Policy, Interviews, Mental Health Programs, National Politics, Paul Gosar, Political Candidacy, Political Polarization, Public Education, Racial Discrimination
Tagged AZ CD 4, Paul Gosar, Stu Starky, Stuart Starky
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DiSanto Interview – Podcast November 11, 2019
Unseating One Of The Most Dishonest Members Of Congress. On Veteran’s Day, Mike Cosentino welcomes Delina DiSanto, candidate for AZ-CD4, to Democratic Perspective. DiSanto narrowly lost Democratic primary in 2018 and she’s running again to unseat Congressman Paul Gosar. DiSanto’s … Continue reading
Segner Interview – Podcast September 23, 2019
Political Issues From A Business Viewpoint. Co-hosts Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino welcome businessman, hotelier, activist and Democratic Perspective contributor Steve Segner to discuss a variety of questions and issues ranging from international trade to housing in Sedona. Why has … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Business, Capitalism, Community, Community Activism, Education, Education Policy, Foreign Affairs, Housing, Income Inequality, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Local Politics, Military Policy, National Politics, Political Polarization, Tourism
Tagged Sedona
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French Interview – Podcast July 1, 2019
Reporting For Duty In The Arizona Senate. Democratic Perspective welcomes Felicia French, retired Army Colonel, Afghan War veteran, medical evacuation helicopter pilot, registered nurse and, now candidate for AZ State Senate from LD-6. French believes her public service has prepared … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Climate Change, Community, Continuing Education, Democratic Governance, Education, Education Funding, Elections, Environmental Issues, Global Warming, Government, Health Care, Health Care Policy, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Public Service, Renewable Energy, Small Business, Underemployment, Veterans' Issues
Tagged AZ LD6, AZ Legislative District 6, AZ Legislature, AZ State Senate, Felicia French
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Babbott Interview – Podcast June 17, 2019
Can An Independent Win In Arizona? Democratic Perspective co-hosts, Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino, welcome Art Babbott who is running to represent LD 6 in the Arizona State Legislature. As an independent, he’s aware of the difficult task he’s facing … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Community, Constitutional Issues, Democratic Governance, Education, Education Funding, Elections, Fiscal Policy, Government, Interviews, LIberals and Conservatives, Local Politics, Mental Health Programs, Political Candidacy, Political Contributions, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Public Accountability, Tax and Investment Policy
Tagged Arizona Legislature, AZ LD6
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Putzova Interview – Podcast June 3, 2019
People First. Democratic Perspective welcomes Eva Putzova, a progressive Democrat running for Congress. Originally from Slovakia, and having become a US citizen, she talks about the big issues of the day – everything from health care, climate change, education, immigration, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Class Conflict, Climate Change, Democratic Governance, Department of Homeland Security, Domestic Policy, Economic Policy, Education, Elections, Environment, Firearms Legislation, Global Warming, Government, Gun Control, Health Care, Health Care Policy, Health Insurance, Immigration, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Medicare, Military Policy, National Politics, Political Candidacy, Political Contributions, Race and Class, Racial Discrimination, U.S. Budget
Tagged AZ CD 1, Eva Putzova, Green New Deal, Immigration System, Medicare for All
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McClelland, Deardon Interview – Podcast May 27, 2019
Providing Quality Education In A Challenging Environment. Democratic Perspective welcomes Karen McClelland, the longest-serving member of the Sedona-Oak Creek Unified School Board, and Dennis Deardon, the school district’s new superintendent. Along with co-hosts Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson, they discuss … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Innovation, Interviews, Public Accountability, Public Education, Social Contract
Tagged Public Education Funding, Sedona AZ, Sedona-Oak Creek Unified School District
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Chevalier Interview – Podcast April 22, 2019
The Future Of Yavapai College In The Verde Valley. Democratic Perspective, once again, takes up the disparity in post-secondary education opportunities between the east and west sides of Yavapai County by welcoming Paul Chevalier, Verde Valley representative of the Yavapai … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Community, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Education, Tax and Investment Policy, Taxation
Tagged Verde Valley Advisory Committee, Yavapai College, Yavapai College Governing Board
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Nair Interview – Podcast April 1, 2019
Trying To Make Sense Of Violence. Democratic Perspective hosts Steve Williamson, Mike Cosentino and Klaus von Stutterhem welcome professor Sheila Nair from Northern Arizona University. An expert on Southeast Asia, she has studied the effects of the genocide in Cambodia … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Foreign Affairs, Genocide, Human Rights, Interviews, Mass Incarceration, Political History, Public Accountability, Social Psychology
Tagged Cambodia, Khmer Rouge, Northern Arizona University, Phnom Penh, Sheila Nair, Tuol Sleng, Vietnam
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Kinsella, Ploog, Nichols Interviews – Podcast January 14, 2019
Marching for Change. Mike Cosentino welcomes Kathy Kinsella and Holli Ploog to discuss the 3rd Annual Women’s March and the changes they hope to create. Since last year’s Women’s March, much has changed. For example, women have been elected to … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Civil Liberties, Community Activism, Constitutional Issues, Cultural Change, Cultural Diversity, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Elections, Government, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Accountability, Public Education, Women's Issues, Women's Rights
Tagged Blue Wave, Charter Schools, Equal Rights Amendment, Women's March
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