EPISODE · Sep 5, 2022 · 7 MIN
E12: How to Research Voting for Judges + Artists Trending in Texas - Part 1
from #iVoted Podcast · host Emily White
Welcome back to The #iVoted Festival 2022 Podcast!Today we’re discussing How to Research Voting for Judges. To do so we chat with Rachel Dissell and Ilica Mahajan from The Marshall Project - a nonprofit, online journalism organization focusing on issues related to criminal justice. And, since everything is bigger in Texas, this is part one of two episodes where Host Emily White interviews #iVoted Festival 2022 artists from and trending in Texas. We hope you enjoy!00:00= Interview w/ Rachel Dissell & Ilica Mahajan26:33= Interview w/ Eaglin38:44= The Black Angels56:22= NEV1:00:59= JClay1:07:19= Dawn and Hawkes1:15:46= Jessica Meuse1:24:12= Grades Of Absolute Truth1:30:29= Demi the Daredevil1:36:40= Danny Schmidt1:45:32= Saints ElevenSpecial thanks to iZotope for donating RX 9 Advanced and Insight 2 to this podcast!Check out The Marshall Project HERE: https://www.themarshallproject.org/**Note that you can only hear the songs mentioned in this episode, “Vanilla” by Eaglin, “Firefly” by The Black Angels, “Sunday Love Song” by NEV, “Everything Gone Be Alright” by JClay, “Yours and Mine” by Dawn and Hawkes, “Because You Love Me” Jessica Meuse, “Hearsay” by Grades Of Absolute Truth, “Paranoia on Main Street” by Demi the Daredevil, “This Too Shall Pass” by Danny Schmidt, and “My Home Is” by Saints Eleven if you listen to this episode on Spotify. Please check out the songs on your preferred streaming platform. Thanks!**CREDITS:Creator, Host, Executive Producer: Emily WhiteProducer & Engineer: Haru YoshimatsuSign up for #iVoted Festival’s email list HERE: https://ivotedfestival.ck.page/ivoted-festival-sign-upFollow us @iVotedFestival on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Happy Voting!
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