Friends & Fellow Citizens
In this unique civics podcast, discover how the principles of George Washington's Farewell Address (patriotism, civility, faith, education, national unity, and fiscal responsibility) apply to today! With a focus on American political institutions and policymaking, hear fascinating stories and discussions that any America-loving listener can enjoy!
This non-partisan podcast is a remarkable mix of solo shows, interviews and special guests that gives you a great boost of freedom! New episodes on the first two Mondays of each month!
Podcasting since 2020 • 182 episodes
Friends & Fellow Citizens
Latest Episodes
#169: James Wilson (PA) - An Early Challenger Against the British Parliament's Legislative Authority
While many signers were political activists who rallied supporters for independence, James Wilson had already wielded the power of legal knowledge for the American Revolution. Learn how this Pennsylvania signer challenged British legislative au...
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#168: Securing Texas-sized Restoration of Law and Order at the U.S.-Mexico Border
For too long, the southern border of the U.S. has been a vulnerability for American national security, sovereignty, and immigration policymaking. And with Texas bearing the brunt of the border crisis, what do these challenges and dangers to the...
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#167: April Fool's Special (VIDEO LINK IN SHOW NOTES) - A Viral Professor's Pranks Making Laughs Beyond the Classroom
Video version available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/JE6G7-Atswg Starting today (not an April Fool's joke), F&FC will have video for special episodes!Almost everyone has that favorite professor from school. But what if yo...
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#166: Righteousness Over Peace - Teddy Roosevelt's 1904 Guidance on American Foreign Policy
As many Americans and non-Americans strongly debate the future American foreign policy, there has been too much misunderstanding of U.S. foreign policy history and principles. Learn how one of America's greatest presidents Theodore Roosevelt ca...
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#165: Insurgence of the Tea Party as a Faction of Governance Dissatisfaction
The Tea Party may feel like a long time ago, but was it really just a movement? Or was it a much larger phenomenon? Dr. Rachel Blum, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Oklahoma and the Carl Albert Center, previews her...
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