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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 29 MIN

Patrick Coolican

from Access to Democracy · host Eagan Television

For interesting, independent, analytical, insightful news coverage and perspectives on Minnesota politics and local and state government in Minnesota, look to Minnesota Reformer.  Editor Patrick Coolican has a conversation with host Bill Raker explaining what, why and how the online publication works to inform the public and to "reform" politics and government. For examples, Patrick cites articles Minnesota Reformer published regarding actions and outcomes from the latest state legislative session in St. Paul. Guest and host exchange comments on candidates in the August Primary and November General Elections. Checkout minnesotareformer.com for access to the free non-profit publication.

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For interesting, independent, analytical, insightful news coverage and perspectives on Minnesota politics and local and state government in Minnesota, look to Minnesota Reformer. Editor Patrick Coolican has a conversation with host Bill Raker explaining what, why and how the online publication works to inform the public and to "reform" politics and government. For examples, Patrick cites articles Minnesota Reformer published regarding actions and outcomes from the latest state legislati...

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