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Equal Time with Martha Burk

Equal Time with Martha Burk

著者： Martha Burk
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 Equal Time with Martha Burk is a weekly 2 ½ minute podcast, with occasional 30 minute interviews on current affairs. She covers political issues, how decisions in Washington and around the world affect ordinary citizens, particularly women (with no shouting), historical anniversaries of note, what’s changed and what hasn’t. Lively, pithy commentary on a wide variety of important topics with a light (and sometimes irreverent) touch: past progress, needed future advances, and what’s at stake now for women and men -- as citizens, as voters, and inhabitants of the world we live in and help to shape. And -- you'll almost always learn something you didn't know.Martha Burk, Center for Advancement of Public Policy 政治・政府 社会科学
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  • The News Ain't Good These Days: Take a Silly Celebration Break

    The News Ain't Good These Days: Take a Silly Celebration Break
    2025/09/15

    What with lousy politics, floods, guns everywhere you look, and fools on the Hill, there’s not much to feel good about in the news. So let’s take a break and mark this week with some celebrations you probably don’t know about.
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    3 分
  • Hegseth Torpedoes Ship Names Honoring Heroes

    Hegseth Torpedoes Ship Names Honoring Heroes
    2025/09/08

    Last June Secretary of the Navy Pete Hegseth announced the renaming of eight U.S. naval ships. The decree came during Pride month, when Hegseth gleefully celebrated the renaming of the USS Harvey Milk, which had honored the prominent gay civil rights activist. So it’s no surprise that the seven ships remaining on Hegseth’s current hit list all honor women and minorities.

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    3 分
  • Labor Day: Do Workers Get the Gold Mine? Or Maybe the Shaft?

    Labor Day: Do Workers Get the Gold Mine? Or Maybe the Shaft?
    2025/09/01

    This week we celebrate Labor Day, honoring American workers. It’s been celebrated every year since 1894, when President President Grover Cleveland signed the law making the first Monday in September a national holiday. Bur how are our workers really doing?
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    3 分
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