#175, OTOH, Dr. Daniel Fudge, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of the Ozarks, part 2, July 21, 2026
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Check out Part 2 of our On The Other Hand podcast conversation with Dr. Daniel Fudge, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of the Ozarks. In this half, Glen and April dig into Daniel's work with Civic Arkansas and the Arkansas Collegiate Civic Leadership Academy, including how he keeps a program built on non-partisan ground rules, working even with speakers as different as a former Republican governor and a sitting Democratic state senator. Daniel offers a practical, Stoic-influenced framework for civic engagement he uses with students, then turns to a topic with real teeth: how the 24/7 news cycle is reshaping political trust, and a specific approach he recommends for sorting reliable information from noise. The conversation closes on a debate worth hearing in full — a proposal that would change who gets to vote in Arkansas primaries, and what Daniel thinks it would mean for an already low-turnout state.