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The Viral Candidate
by Ally Roberson
A podcast about positive, plausible solutions based on inspiration from the ideas of others. This is a nonpartisan, practical look at how we can change our actions and make a difference that will foster genuine forward progress. The theory that functions as the foundation of this podcast is that the birth of industrialization and public education created the problems we now experience, and how the fields of study that dominate this situation (education and economics) are also the source of the solutions. All of my work can be found at www.allysonroberson.com and you can be part of the Viral Candidate Project at www.theviralcandidate.com Please Subscribe and Share...that's how we change things
Episodes
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Context
In this episode I attempt to show you the importance of context for The Viral Candidate. Watch the Newsroom opening here Find my blog posts on some of the topics here. Check out the website!
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The Real Introduction
Ally's Dreamland is now The Viral Candidate. This is the introduction to the theory that drives The Viral Candidate's platform and worldview. This is the first unscripted episode. The intention is to move beyond explaining the sources of my theory (though those episodes will still be coming) to...
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Without Precedent
A Geek Gush about John Marshall based on the biographical work Without Precedent by Joel Richard Paul. Discussion about heroes, founding fathers, and dreaming without precedent.
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Creative Schools
Inspired by Sir Ken Robinson's book Creative Schools, I dream of an educational system that fosters creativity and all the benefits that come with it.
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A Bright Light in the Darkness
The introductory episode that explains my goals and the style of podcast I want to have. This is the announcement that I intend to focus on how we can solve problems and make the world around us a less unpleasant place. This podcast is the positive spin to contrast with my blog: The Conversation....
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast about positive, plausible solutions based on inspiration from the ideas of others. This is a nonpartisan, practical look at how we can change our actions and make a difference that will foster genuine forward progress.
The theory that functions as the foundation of this podcast is that the birth of industrialization and public education created the problems we now experience, and how the fields of study that dominate this situation (education and economics) are also the source of the solutions.
All of my work can be found at www.allysonroberson.com and you can be part of the Viral Candidate Project at www.theviralcandidate.com
Please Subscribe and Share...that's how we change things
HOSTED BY
Ally Roberson
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How many episodes does The Viral Candidate have?
The Viral Candidate currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is The Viral Candidate about?
A podcast about positive, plausible solutions based on inspiration from the ideas of others. This is a nonpartisan, practical look at how we can change our actions and make a difference that will foster genuine forward progress. The theory that functions as the foundation of this podcast is that...
How often does The Viral Candidate release new episodes?
The Viral Candidate has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts The Viral Candidate?
The Viral Candidate is created and hosted by Ally Roberson.
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