Uncorked Hot Takes: Pandemics and Primaries

In this Hot Takes episode, our hosts discuss resu…

An episode of the Public Problems podcast, hosted by Justin Bullock, titled "Uncorked Hot Takes: Pandemics and Primaries" was published on April 3, 2020 and runs 37 minutes.

April 3, 2020 ·37m · Public Problems

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In this Hot Takes episode, our hosts discuss results from the democratic primaries and updates on the coronavirus pandemic. The conversation ranges from potential democratic presidential candidates/running mates, along with the economic and societal implications that come with the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen as our hosts speak on what we may expect in the coming months on both of these fronts.

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In this Hot Takes episode, our hosts discuss results from the democratic primaries and updates on the coronavirus pandemic. The conversation ranges from potential democratic presidential candidates/running mates, along with the economic and societal implications that come with the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen as our hosts speak on what we may expect in the coming months on both of these fronts.

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