An Interview with Josh McNeil of Conservation Voters of PA

An Interview with Amanda McIllmurray

In episode 008 we took a look at the way state legislatures work. But when we only talk about the way institutions work today, it’s easy to accept that that’s how they were meant to be, or how they must be. Choices made in the past become caked...

Even with gerrymandering making some headlines, the states tend to get lost between local and national news cycles. And yet they are often pushing national policy conversations, and consistently influencing the daily lives of citizens. In the next...

An Interview with Michelle Feldman and Nic Esposito of Philly's Waste and Litter Cabinet

An Interview with Kevin Ressler

Interview with Bob Phillips

Human judgment is imperfect. Because of that, local governments are developing or purchasing risk and needs assessment tools to support decision making at various points throughout the criminal justice system. Can stats and computers help us make...

In this episode you'll hear from Dr. James Greiner, Professor at Harvard Law School and Faculty Director of Harvard's Access to Justice Lab. His work is devoted to advancing an evidence-based approach in US legal practice. We’ll talk about why...

Today we talk about one of the most powerful figures in local government: the prosecutor.