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The Participation Project

The Participation Project shines a light on the people, issues, and ideas shaping Plymouth and beyond. By asking thoughtful questions and sharing honest conversations, we aim to help residents stay informed, get involved, and participate in the decisions that affect their community.

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    The Participation Project I Episode 5: Alex Rikleen

    In Episode 5 of Indivisible Plymouth's podcast, The Participation Project, Priscilla Anderson hosts Alex Rikleen, former Democratic Candidate for US Senate and history teacher. Alex shares his insights on our democracy,  about members of the trans community competing in youth sports,  and how an authoritarian government is born!   The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.media 

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    The Participation Project I Episode 4: Rep. Michelle Badger

    On episode 4 of The Participation Project, Host, Priscilla Anderson sits down with Massachusetts State Rep Michelle Badger to find out what's been happening at the State level of government! And did you know that Rep. Badger has a podcast? Tune in here to find out how to listen to her podcast, as well as the many ways you can contact Rep Badger!     The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.media 

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    The Participation Project I Episode 3: Mary Lampert

    Wondering what's going on at Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant, 30-something years after going online? In this episode, host Priscilla Anderson sits down with Mary Lampert, Executive Director of Pilgrim Watch, which serves the public interest on health and safety issues related to Pilgrim. Be ready to learn more than you ever thought you'd need to know about nuclear power, SMRs, and the safety (or lack there of) of the Nuclear Plant in our backyard!   The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.media 

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    The Participation Project I Episode 2: Craig Swallow

    In Episode 2 of The Participation Project, Co-host Priscilla Anderson sits down with Craig Swallow, Candidate for US Congress!   The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.media 

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    The Participation Project I Episode 1: Kevin Canty

    Indivisible Plymouth's very first podcast, titled The Participation Project, features Select Board candidate for reelection, Kevin Canty. Canty and host, Priscilla Anderson sit down for an educational chat about issues facing Plymouth, and what's important for voters to know before the May 16th town election!   The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.media 

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Participation Project shines a light on the people, issues, and ideas shaping Plymouth and beyond. By asking thoughtful questions and sharing honest conversations, we aim to help residents stay informed, get involved, and participate in the decisions that affect their community.

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Indivisible Plymouth

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How many episodes does The Participation Project have?

The Participation Project currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The Participation Project about?

The Participation Project shines a light on the people, issues, and ideas shaping Plymouth and beyond. By asking thoughtful questions and sharing honest conversations, we aim to help residents stay informed, get involved, and participate in the decisions that affect their community.

How often does The Participation Project release new episodes?

The Participation Project has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts The Participation Project?

The Participation Project is created and hosted by Indivisible Plymouth.
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