Episode #34
Understanding SQ845 & SQ847 (with Julia Kirt)
Sep 25, 202634 min
The Ellens* are joined by OK Senate Minority Leader Julia Kirt to discuss two very important issues on the November ballot: State Questions 845 & 847.
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Hosted by Unknown Host · Education · EN · 35 episodes
Between Two Ellens* is a podcast hosted by Oklahoma state representatives Ellyn Hefner and Ellen Pogemiller. Together, they dive into pressing state issues through both a legislative and community lens. Each episode features conversations with experts, advocates, and Oklahoma legislators to highlight diverse perspectives and practical solutions shaping Oklahoma’s future.
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Episode #34
The Ellens* are joined by OK Senate Minority Leader Julia Kirt to discuss two very important issues on the November ballot: State Questions 845 & 847.
Episode #32
The Ellens* sit down with Oklahoma City Representative Mickey Dollens for one of their most unexpected conversations yet. Before politics, Mickey played college football at SMU, honored his late brother by trying out for the NFL, and competed on the U.S. Olympic bobsled team. The oil bust eventually pushed him into teaching — and a layoff pushed him into running for office. Now in his 11th year at the Capitol, Mickey talks ballot initiative reform, education funding, economic diversification, and why he's teaching his kids to sort fact from fiction from faith. Oh, and there's a story about crashing a bobsled at 90 mph that you won't want to miss.
Episode #31
The Ellens* interview Secretary Blayne Arthur, the longest-serving secretary in Governor Stitt's administration, overseeing the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. Secretary Arthur shares her unlikely path to the cabinet, her deep roots in Oklahoma's 4-H and FFA community, and why agriculture matters to every Oklahoman — from food safety and rural infrastructure to youth development and economic opportunity. The conversation covers the Oklahoma Youth Expo, the challenges of social media in public service, and what it really means to be a state legislator year-round.
Episode #30
The Ellens* visit with Chris Bernard, CEO of HungerFree Oklahoma, a nonprofit policy and advocacy thinktank that focuses on food insecurity. The conversation focuses on changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) that are making it harder to ensure everyone has enough food to eat.
Episode #29
<p>The Ellens* visit with Anden Bull, Chief Programming Officer & General Counsel for Palomar, which is Oklahoma City's Family Justice Center—a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary nonprofit that provides support, protection, and wraparound services for survivors of domestic and family violence. Anden shares about Palomar's origin and what they do for the community. </p>
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