The Civic Cocktail podcast connects elected and community leaders with the public for lively conversations about important issues facing the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re new to the region or a self-described “civic nerd,” this program is sure to be fun and fascinating.
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The Civic Cocktail podcast connects elected and community leaders with the public for lively conversations about important issues facing the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re new to the region or a self-described “civic nerd,” this program is sure to be fun and fascinating.
Three political journalists discuss how the economy, abortion and public safety might shape the state’s senate, congressional and secretary of state races.
Ballots will begin arriving in mailboxes throughout the state of Washington this week. And voters have some big choices to make.
Informing those big choices will be some big questions: How are major national issues like abortion and the economy driving campaigns across the state? What local issues will show up on the ballot? And what does it all mean for the broader political dynamics in our country?
Washington's 2022 midterms might be a referendum on Democrats in power or, thanks to tense confrontations about the health of our elections and democracy, yet another election about Trump.
For the first segment of this episode of the Civic Cocktail podcast, we have invited a panel of local political journalists to analyze these issues inside and out.
Then, in segment two, we take a deep dive into the quest for disability rights in the workplace.
This conversation was recorded on Oct. 12, 2022.
Civic Cocktail is a production of Seattle City Club and Crosscut.
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Credits
Host: Mónica Guzmán
Podcast production: Mark Baumgarten
Event production: Jake Newman, Andrea O'Meara
Civic Cocktail
The Civic Cocktail podcast connects elected and community leaders with the public for lively conversations about important issues facing the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re new to the region or a self-described “civic nerd,” this program is sure to be fun and fascinating.
