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"Simplifying the State" is a student-run podcast that simplifies U.S. politics for high school students. Each week, we break down the most important stories, election analysis, and any relevant developments in a way that's easy to understand, helping young listeners stay informed and engaged in today's fast-changing political landscape.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSimplifying The State is a news podcast hosted by CHS Globe, with 57 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Creator of the "Righting" Howard Polskin stops by to talk to Adam about the new right-wing media ecosystem and its effects. They also discuss the decline of legacy media, how new media trends have fueled a surge of independent journalism, and how AI could affect the future of journalism and media.
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Candidate for Missouri's 99th House District, Nathan Mai-Lombardo, stops by to talk to Adam about his campaign for the State House. The two discuss a variety of issues, including the ongoing debate surrounding the Republican-backed plan to eliminate the state income tax to spur economic development; they discuss who this plan would affect and whether it would make more sense to reform a different tax.
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<p>In this episode of Simplifying the State, I spoke with a candidate for Missouri House District 99, Tori Schafer. Our discussion touched on several issues, including the increased cost of living for young people and data center construction. We also discussed her plans to work with Republicans in Jefferson City and her plans to try to break the Republican supermajority.</p>
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<p>Candidate for Missouri's 99th state house district, which encompasses Clayton, Boris Abadzhyan talks with us about his campaign and his interesting path to politics. Then we discuss some of the things he wants to do if elected, from fighting Republican attempts to working with them to institute drug reform.</p><p><br /><br /></p><p><br /></p>
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<p>In this episode of "Simplifying the State," Adam Watson, Luciano Perlman, Drew Garfinkel, and Nicholas Perrin discuss the recent attempts by the Missouri legislature to remove the state income tax. They break down what the abolition of income taxes could mean, why the costs of goods may rise as a result, and how this may hurt the average Missourian. </p>
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