Civil Tension Episode 11 - Media, Agendas, & Voting. Oh My!

from Civil Tension · host Peter Gault

"If it bleeds, it leads" - "We can engage in all points of view" - "The fiscal conservative movement is dead" - "..'Y'All' is so gender-inclusive"Civil Tension Host & Creator Peter Gault, together with Co-Hosts John Guanci & Tom Sellars, say these things and a whole lot more while talking with Committed Conversationalists Ken Nicholson, Dan Cwiak, Don Sivesind, Bill Haase, & Bob Gibbons.Civil Tension can be found on iTunes, GooglePlay, Player.FM, TuneIn, ListenNotes, and more.  Follow us on Twitter: @CivilTension.  Send comments, or join our mailing list by sending a note to: [email protected] Civil Tension is a weekly podcast intended to demonstrate that people can engage in difficult, contentious topics of conversation, while remaining civil and strengthening the ties that bind us, even when we profoundly disagree.

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