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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2024 · 32 MIN

Second Helping - Debate Hot Takes, Cost of Not Having Childcare & the Need for Public Pools

from Frogmore Stew · host The Alliance Coalition

Grace and Katelyn dive into a discussion on the latest debate, analyzing Kamala Harris's performance and contrasting it with her opponent's approach. They touch on pressing issues like abortion, the shifting political landscape, and the debate between traditional and modern family values. The conversation also explores the economic cost of unaffordable childcare and the need for community pools. Katelyn shares her thoughts on Athens' graffiti culture and Grace calls for more public pools. 00:00 Catch Up with Katelyn in Greece 00:42 Debate Reactions and Hot Takes 02:20 Kamala's Debate Performance 04:07 Gender and Politics 07:11 Abortion and Political Shifts 20:48 Childcare and Family Values 30:27 Graffiti in Athens 34:05 Community Amenities and Public Spaces 36:17 Conclusion and Farewell

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