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Category Archives: Social Services
Martinez, Williamson Interview – Podcast April 28, 2024
A Safe Place To Park. Steve Williamson and Karen McClelland welcome Linda Martinez and Councilmember Jessica Williamson to discuss Sedona’s planned effort to address the shortage of workforce housing. The program is aimed at helping just 40 full-time workers who … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Bigotry, Civil Society, Community, Compassion, Conservative Paranoia, Disinformation, Domestic Extremism, Government, Housing, Human Rights, Innovation, Interviews, Local Politics, Misinformation, Public Policy, Scandal Mongering, Social Media, Social Services
Tagged Affordable Housing, Homelessness, Rumors and Disinformation, Sedona AZ, Short-term Rentals, Workforce Housing
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Nez Interview – Podcast March 10, 2024
Representing Constituents. Not An Ideology. Steve Williamson and Karen McClelland welcome Jonathon Nez, Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. He is running against Republican Eli Crane, the extremist incumbent who doesn’t even live in the congressional district he … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Civic Renewal, Cultural Diversity, Democratic Governance, Department of the Interior, Development, Domestic Extremism, Education, Elections, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Health Care, Infrastructure, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Justice System, Local Politics, National Politics, Native American Issues, Opioid Epidemic, Pandemic, Political Candidacy, Political Polarization, Public Accountability, Public Lands, Public Service, Small Business, Social Services, Taxation, U.S. Forest Service, Veterans' Issues, Voting, Water Policy, Women's Rights
Tagged Arizona CD 2, Arizona Congressional District 2, Jonathon Nez, U.S House of Representatives
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Casteen Interview – Podcast May 2, 2022
Issues Over Ideology. Steve Williamson and Karen McClelland welcome Jeanne Casteen, teacher, school board member, and director of the Secular Coalition of Arizona. She is running for the LD2 Senate seat in the Arizona legislature with hopes of reducing the … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Democratic Governance, Disinformation, Domestic Extremism, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Elections, Government, Interviews, Political Candidacy, Political Lies, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Poverty, Public Accountability, Public Education, Public Policy, Scandal Mongering, Social Services, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Law, Tax Revenues, Taxation, Voting, Women's Rights
Tagged Arizona Education Policy, Arizona LD2, Arizona Legislature, Arizona Politics, Arizona Senate, Culture War, Ideology Over Issues, Republican Extremism
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Moore, Wozniak Interview – Podcast October 4, 2021
Filling The Need With Food And Shelter. Hava and Steve welcome Laurie Moore and Kathy Wozniak to the show to discuss their approach to helping those who are unsheltered and food insecure. Moore is president of the Sedona Area Homeless … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Community Activism, Compassion, Food Insecurity, Housing, Human Rights, Hunger, Income Inequality, Interviews, Public Service, Social Services, Social Work
Tagged Food Insecurity, Homelessness, Unsheltered
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Lefebvre Interview – November 14, 2019
Is It Now A Crime To Save Lives? Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino welcome Sue Lefebvre, author of No More Deaths: Humanitarian Aid Is Never A Crime, Saving Lives Of Migrants, to discuss issues at the border, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Compassion, Department of Homeland Security, Government, Homeland Security, Human Rights, Immigration, Interviews, Justice System, Legal Issues, Morality, National Politics, Social Services, Social Work
Tagged Border Patrol, Dr, Humanitarian Aid, No More Deaths, Scott Warren
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Kazian Interview – Podcast October 22, 2018
Maintaining Fire And Rescue Preparedness In Sedona. Democratic Perspective co-hosts, Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson, welcome Chief Kris Kazian to discuss the challenges faced by the Sedona Fire District. Not only is the department responsible for fire protection for an … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Fiscal Policy, Government, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Service, Regulatory Agencies, Social Services, Taxation
Tagged Emergency Medical Services, Fire Protection, Sedona Fire District
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Matthew Goodwin Interview — Podcast September 11, 2017
The Shock Doctrine and Global Warming: Matt Goodwin on Naomi Klein’s Critique of Predatory Capitalism and Its Reaction (or Lack of Reaction) to a Genuinely Existential Threat. Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson welcome Matt Goodwin, Professor of Philosophy at Northern Arizona University, … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Climate Change, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Economic Theory, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Ethics, Global Warming, Interviews, National Politics, Philosophy, Podcasts, Privatization, Public Accountability, Regulatory Agencies, Renewable Energy, Social Services, Sustainable Development
Tagged Disaster Capitalism, Free Market Economics, Matt Goodwin, Milton Friedman, Naomi Klein, Neoliberalism, Predatory Capitalism, The Shock Doctrine, This Changes Everything
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Stephen Nuño Interview — Podcast August 21, 2017
How “I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door” Became “Build the Wall!”: A History of U.S. Attitudes Toward Immigration. Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino speaks with Northern Arizona University Professor Stephen Nuño about the history of U.S. attitudes toward immigration. Economic and … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Policy, Arizona History, Civil Liberties, Cultural Change, Cultural Diversity, Democratic Governance, Domestic Policy, Homeland Security, Human Rights, Immigration, Industrial Policy, International Terrorism, Jobs and Employment, Justice System, Labor Shortages, National Politics, National Security, National Sovereignty, Podcasts, Political Gaffes, Public Policy, Racial Discrimination, Racism, Social Services, U.S. Court System
Tagged Arizona SB1070, Emergency Quota Act of 1921, Hart-Celler Act, Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, National Origins Formula, NAU, Northern Arizona University, Simpson–Mazzoli Act, Stepehen Nuño
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David Garcia Interview — Podcast April 24, 2017
David Garcia Is Running for Governor: Who Is He, and Where Does He Stand on the Issues Facing Arizona? Democratic Perspective co-hosts Michia Casebier and Mike Cosentino talk to David Garcia, Arizona State University professor, former Democratic candidate for Arizona Superintendent of … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Business, Community Activism, Corruption, Cultural Diversity, Dark Money, Democratic Governance, Demographic Trends, Education, Education Policy, Elections, Health Care, Health Insurance, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Local Politics, Podcasts, Political Candidacy, Political Polarization, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Public Policy, Social Services, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Revenues, Taxation
Tagged Arizona 2018 Mid-Term Elections, Arizona Gubernatorial Candidates, David Garcia
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